looking for information on the dog never say never.
does anybody have a link to his pedigree?
does anybody have a link to his pedigree?
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Never say Never was out of my bitch two faced x bound too and is owned by me his full pedigree can be found on the bwra database. May I ask reason for interest ?
http://www.thebwra.co.uk/cgi-bin/geneal.pl?op=tree&index=27655&gens=5&db=bwra.dbw
hopefully that will work for you
hopefully that will work for you
im looking at starting whippet racing and know of a litter by never say never, just wanted bit more info about the dog before i make my decision
Did the pedigree work?? Could u get onto it?? Never say Never has sired some beautiful looking pups, my mum (his owner) has also got a pup out of him and trialling very well. If u want to know anything about him, ask away x
Which bitch are u thinking of having one from??
Which bitch are u thinking of having one from??
pedigree worked fine thanks, he has covered a pure bred greyhound pups should be due this week. I have also learnt of a litter by kentucky doing bit of research on both litters before i make my decision.
New to whippet racing dont really know alot about the bloodlines had greyhounds in the past.
When im looking at the pedigrees
Rch = race champion
anything with B = bends
Nch = national ?
how does a dog become a NCH, RCH, or a SUP ?
Is supreme champion the best?
New to whippet racing dont really know alot about the bloodlines had greyhounds in the past.
When im looking at the pedigrees
Rch = race champion
anything with B = bends
Nch = national ?
how does a dog become a NCH, RCH, or a SUP ?
Is supreme champion the best?
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Rch are run for at the BWRA (British Whippet Racing Association) championship events and dogs run off in 2lb (16lb - 32lb) weight classes off level breaks the winners gaining this title.
Nch titles are NNWRF (Nationa Whippet Racing Federation) championships again run in 2lb weight classes but this time u/17lb, 19lb etc 2lb classes up to 35lb but the dogs have a yd start if they are the lightest in class.
Both these events are classed as the accolades of whippet racing and most people aim for a rch or nch title, these events are usually the best attended events in whippet racing all the best dogs coming together to compete for a title.
The SUPREME title is then a run off between all the dogs that have gained their rch/nch status on the day, run in classes to an overall final - the winner is then SUPREME champion.
Yes B equals Bends
Hope this makes sense and answers your questions. Best of luck in finding your racing whippet for the future.
Karen
Nch titles are NNWRF (Nationa Whippet Racing Federation) championships again run in 2lb weight classes but this time u/17lb, 19lb etc 2lb classes up to 35lb but the dogs have a yd start if they are the lightest in class.
Both these events are classed as the accolades of whippet racing and most people aim for a rch or nch title, these events are usually the best attended events in whippet racing all the best dogs coming together to compete for a title.
The SUPREME title is then a run off between all the dogs that have gained their rch/nch status on the day, run in classes to an overall final - the winner is then SUPREME champion.
Yes B equals Bends
Hope this makes sense and answers your questions. Best of luck in finding your racing whippet for the future.
Karen
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You can run in both organisations, you have to register your dog with the organisation and pay an annual membership fee. Both are equally popular and the same dogs run in both.
Will the pup be registered by the breeder? or do i have to do it?
As regards schooling the pups will most clubs help me out?
I think my nearest clubs are Notts, shirebrook, stockton or maltby im pretty much in the middle of all of them
As regards schooling the pups will most clubs help me out?
I think my nearest clubs are Notts, shirebrook, stockton or maltby im pretty much in the middle of all of them
The breeder registers the litter being born but you register once ready to race but local club will help with registration.
Most clubs are very helpful with training pups and are welcoming to new comers, my mum (Karen) and our family run Shirebrook and would be very willing to help u out as would most clubs, just pop along to one u fancy and ull be welcomed in.
Kim
Most clubs are very helpful with training pups and are welcoming to new comers, my mum (Karen) and our family run Shirebrook and would be very willing to help u out as would most clubs, just pop along to one u fancy and ull be welcomed in.
Kim
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Pups from never say never n greyhound
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