Well said, Ian. Quite right, thats exactly how I got started.There is a reason no one has responded to this post Steve.
Most whippet breeders are very cautious about who they sell pups to, not wanting them to end up being used for puppy farming, or - possible even worse - thrown out if they prove to be not of the fastest grade.
Your best bet is to go to your nearest track on a regular basis and get to know people. Racing litters are rarely advertised online, as word gets around. Let enough people know that you are serious about joining the racing community and eventually a litter will be bred which contains YOUR puppy
There isn't any formula for choosing a quick one - fast parents don't guarantee fast offspring, although it does increase the odds :luck:
Us to :thumbsup:There is a reason no one has responded to this post Steve.
Most whippet breeders are very cautious about who they sell pups to, not wanting them to end up being used for puppy farming, or - possible even worse - thrown out if they prove to be not of the fastest grade.
Your best bet is to go to your nearest track on a regular basis and get to know people. Racing litters are rarely advertised online, as word gets around. Let enough people know that you are serious about joining the racing community and eventually a litter will be bred which contains YOUR puppy
There isn't any formula for choosing a quick one - fast parents don't guarantee fast offspring, although it does increase the odds :luck:
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