Some of the photos are by Alan Seymour. He is an OurDogs (paper) photographer as he was at Crufts this year.

Could you find out for everyone`s benefit what checks were done by DLRC on any litters the breeder has registered with them in terms of health and ancestry etc ? [ then have the `words` ]

Yes, no problem
I see on the website that you don't have to register as advertising is free. I will phone them tomorrow. I don't want to say which litter it is as this person is a friend but also don't want to give certain people the heads up

Also noticed there's a litter of white staffis for sale. Wander if they bother getting them tested as a high chance of deafness.

Is this the Rottie one that I think I vaguely saw mentioned earlier ?

http://zorgsrotties.mysite.wanadoo-m....uk/page6.html

It is yes.

Also, re the photo`s in the DLRC gallery, notably the Alan Seymour photo`s, according to his website he retains copyright therefore has not sold it - some of the DLRC gallery photo`s are from Alan Seymours site where his copyright retention notice is clear to see.

For instance the Wire Fox Terrier pups photo is actually from here :

http://seymourdogs.fpic.co.uk/c900675.html

Sally the Rottie original source photo :

http://seymourdogs.fpic.co.uk/c160031.html

The Shiba Inu puppy original source photo

http://seymourdogs.fpic.co.uk/c192836.html

Highly unlikely given that they have bred white to white
I wonder if the DLRC representative knows the age at which congenital deafness in Staffies is usually apparent... [ don`t anyone give any hints, lets see what she comes up with - and the response will likely be fairly clear if the answer was just googled for - no mention of it on the DLRC site though, wonder if it will be added - along with all the other congenital health issues for various breeds especially those for which pre-mating testing is available... ]

Interesting entry in the stud dog section, it states "Age: Aberdeenshire"

Is Aberdeenshire code for a numerical date

A one year old Stud offered there, apparently his grand sire was a crufts winner in 2000 - which one would that be ? And surely it would make the stud a KC registered pedigree ? Any endorsements on him ? Health tests ? .....

As for the Yorkie - if people have a google for the breeders pre-fix... I have drawn my own conclusion on that one from the numerous results ...

One of the soft coated wheatens that came to the training club's Grandad turned out to be a STAFFY *snigger snigger* that said it was a pssss poor example of a Soft coated wheaten so why would they bother reg it with the KC, thats what the DLRC is for aint it

Aledgedly somone else checked there DLRC reg{ coughs } online, turns out its ggf was now wait for it!!!..........................................Dru m roll....................
A beutiful ped,,,,,,GOAT

JUST A THOGUHT ANY STEW TODAY,,only ask as the shat seems thick on this dlrc thing,, thick makes stew

Change all the letters to numbers, add them together, and times them by 2!

Good one guy's you now boosted it to page one third down on AOL search.
Is there any soup left for a wee one?

My goodness there`s hours of amusement on this thread. I can understand why the goat was registered though. It was looking for his two brothers.