The Boykin Spaniel Society was founded in
the summer of 1977 in Camden, South Carolina. Within the first year the Society
had over 300 members from 25 states. An
official registry for the breed was started in 1979. The Boykin Spaniel Society
has now grown to over 2500 members hailing from every state in the union as
well as Canada, Switzerland, Austria and Germany.
The Boykin Spaniel
Society's first annual National Hunting Test was held May 23, 1980. Since then
the competitors have grown steadily in numbers and ability, attracting dog
owners and handlers from all parts of the country. learn more>> |
Attention all Boykin Spaniel enthusiasts and members of the Boykin Spaniel Society in South Carolina!!
The South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles has approved the Boykin Spaniel Foundation (BSF) license tag. The first 100 license plate numbers are reserved for issue by the Boykin Spaniel Society to members in good standing and may be reserved ONLY through the BSS office. The special numbers are issued in sequence thus specific numbers may NOT be reserved. The BSF license plate goes on sale to the general public in mid July at the local South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicle offices. This project was funded through donations to the BSF specifically earmarked for the license tag project. The image of the Boykin on the tag is an original portrait by Robert Hickman created specifically for the BSF tag project.
If you are interested in taking a Boykin Spaniel with you whenever you travel in your car or truck then plan to get this specialized tag right away. Order forms for the first 100 are available through the Boykin Spaniel Society so email Jane Sexton at boykinss@boykinspaniel.org
or call 803-425-1032 to get one of the first numbers.. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of each tag will go directly to the Boykin Spaniel Foundation.
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