What’s an Official BAARG member? With increased participation and significant interest in our local shows and WSG contests we are recruiting people to be active BAARG members, we need a functional planning and organizational group of dedicated people.  Be an active member of the Official BAARG discord group, I.e. the Registered BAARG Members.  Complete the online form with the following information; Your Name, mailing address, email address, phone number, current ARBA membership number, & agree to be listed in our BAARG charter as BAARG members. Online Registered BAARG Membership Form BAARG Official Membership is free.  Although, there are strings attached! Strings attached -  We need your input, advice, and when you are able- volunteer for key duties.   Key duties include the following; Provide award donations for specialties and WSG contests. Volunteer to be BAARG Specialty Show Superintendents. ACTIVELY participate in the BAARG working discord group...

Winners! Friday Night's Angora Specialty Judge - George Germaine Table Writer - Travis Rudolph Pictured Left to Right; French Angora: RIS - Ginger Woolies Wednesday Adams - Owned by Deidra MacKimmie Satin Angora: BOB Rosebud - Owned by Renee Terralumina Giant Angora: BIS -  Fuzzy Vaughn's Dahlia owned by Tammy Vaughn More Show Pictures!

  BAARG is having a fantastic year so far. We have already hosted five Angora specialties, more than ever before. Although we will slow down during the summer months, we are already planning a few more shows for the upcoming fall. We have seen many Angora veterans return to the show tables, along with an influx of new participants. The future looks bright, and we are eagerly filling our nest boxes and gaining momentum for future shows. I have seen numerous Angora BIS winners awarded in local open shows. This is a true testament to the dedication and passion for quality among our breeders. The West Coast Classic in Reno, NV, hosted by the California Rabbit and Cavy Shows, was a huge success. Not only did an English Angora owned by Aundra Evans win the Best of the Best, but Fluffies also swept all of the shows. There were three open all-breed shows, two Angora specialties, plus the War of the Wools show. At the end of the day on Sunday, all the BIS rabbits from the open shows, youth...