There are now more than 36,300 flatcoated retrievers on our database from over 1,100 kennels (over 29,600 from the UK and the rest throughout the world). Dog and health information is being added on a daily basis. A year's subscription to the site is £17.50 payable via PayPal. Click on the "More Info" link below to take you through the joining process or email Admin for more information.
26/8/10 Can you help fill in gaps? 2,200 dogs (6%) have no colour entered. run an Advanced search with your affix in Name and Colour field box set on blank (above Black) then see which dogs you have bred are missing this info. 93% of those entered are black, 7% Liver and 0.2% Yellow.
16/8/10 - Summer 2010 issue just received and will be uploaded shortly.
13/7/10 - Litters from the Breed Records Supplement (Spring 2010) added - see Reports and Health results in News Article.
Click here for a list of Events for 2010.
13/4/10 - Many thanks to Mike Herwin of World Pedigrees who has allowed me to use his data. His database goes back to pre 1900 and includes a lot of data on dogs outside the UK. There are over 13,000 dogs on his database and will be a fantastic addition to the site and fill in many of the missing gaps.
1/2/10 - The fifth issue of the excellent Italian Retrievers Club magazine is now available on line http://www.retriever-magazine.it/.
26/11/09 - Advertise your dog in the International Flat Coat Directory / 2010 Speciality Catalogue of the Flat Coated Retriever Society of Alberta and Flat Coated Retriever Society of Canada. For more info click here
8/8/09 more 1987 & 1988 born dogs added to database in Aug'09, listed as black but might be liver. Please advise if you can help identify these dogs. See REPORTS/Litter Reports/1987/ UK
Black Dogs carrying Liver or Yellow Report - see Reports above. Pre 1989 colour was not published in the Breed Records so there may be some dogs included in this report who were Liver.
Under Reports there is a "Virtual Mating" option - input a Sire and a Dam and it will show a full five generation pedigree in an Excel document and with "Duplicates Highlighted" ticked it will show dogs duplicated within that pedigree highlighted in different colours. You may find it easier to see the whole pedigree if you change Zoom to 75%. The same feature has also been added to an individual dog's record under 4. Pedigree. "Test Mating" dog will remain so that you can check on the health data for a prospective sire and dam.
The International Flatcoated Retriever Board http://forum.flatcoated.eu/portal.php
The format of this website is now available to other breeds for purchase as a package. Contact SALES for further information.
