Guisachan House as it was in 1898. Guisachan House was the birthplace of the Golden Retriever. Click here to enlarge.

Guisachan House in July 2006. A 'gathering' of people from all over the world took place in July/August 2006. Click here to enlarge.

Mrs Cottingham with her 'Woolley' Golden Retrievers Click here to enlarge.

Mult. CH. Standfast Angus. Click here to enlarge.

Standfast Golden Retriever Pedigree Database

The web site contains over half a million Golden Retriever pedigrees and can be traced back to the first official registered dog at the beginning of the last century.

Complete litter pedigrees from the New Zealand, Finnish Kennel Clubs and the last 20 years of the Swedish Kennel Club are now recorded of which 99.9% can be traced back to English lines. All UK pedigrees have Championship Show results attached to each of the dog's pedigree from 1912 to the present day which includes CC,RCC and BOB

Registrations Jan-March 2012 BRS number AP1, 1,482

To request a login account click here. If you already have a login, click here to access the database.

Site updata on 10th May with Birmingham National 12 results

Dog CC & BOB Thornywait McShay at Ritzilyn

Bitch CC Sh Ch Sandusky Gabriela Sabatini

Best Puppy Crystal Golden Angels Oberach at Wheatcroft

A list of show results for each show can be seen under ChSh Results

Each dog has his own show record attached to his pedigree

To search for results go to Show Records, advanced search boxes

1st box, Show record - 2nd box, Name of Show - 3rd box, Matches - 4th Box, Birmingham National 12, Press Search

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There is always the last two digits of the year after the name of the show so the above show last year would be 'Birmingham National 11'

Eyes affected HC 2010 1%

Overall mean hip score for 2011 (dogs from 2010 x-rayed)is 13.89 837 dogs x-rayed from just under 8000 registered

PRA1 results with owners permission entered in 'Hip Stats' and pedigree layout under 'Details'

Hip scores and Stud Dog Hip Stats entered up to 4th April 2012

Features available:

All results & details of Championship shows for the last 100 years

Up-to-date details of new registrations

Trial matings with a list of stud dogs or any dog of your own chosing

A 7 generation pedigree with all show results from 1912 Pedigrees have all detials of siblings,offspring, litters and grandchildren

The four pedigrees from which 99% of all Goldens are descended

A list of all breed champions together the the number of litters and offspring, plus sire and dam

Hip statistics of stud dogs are always kept up-to-date with 10 or more scored progeny.

Published hip and elbow scores by the BVA are recorded on individual dog's pedigree.

Current CC.RCC and BOB tables updated after every show with the leading CC & RCC winners in tabled order. All details of classes and judges included.

An Honours list with the number of CC, RCC & BOB of all dogs from 1982.

Ability by using 'Tail' feature to take the pedigree back to the beginning of its ancestry on both the Sir and Dam side giving a list of all the dogs's ancestors.

* The data base consists of all recorded registrations from 1900 to the present day. All records are constantly updated, approx 10,000 new ones a year.

The accuracy of all the English data can be verified and data can only be entered by myself. If a dog has a BRS number in 'Details' once you have the pedigree on screen you can see where you can verify the data with KC records. Any dog's pedigree that does not have a reference number then acuracy of the data must be treated with care. Overseas dogs are now added on request provided they have English links.

Before 1982 when the records were entered into computers, duplicate names were allowed. This affects the pedigrees so the duplicates now have the year of birth in the title to make them unique. When the early data was merged into the computer it was obvious that some dates of birth were incorrect as well as a percentage of the sires. This was because of the extended pedigrees of unregistered dogs. Often a breeder only registered the dog he kept and if a litter mate was registered several years later when she was bred from, the date of birth of the dam was not always correct. Some question marks are therefore set by the side of these dates, but the recorded ones have been left in.

The pedigrees have 'heat coding' which goes from deep red to pale pink depending on the depth of the inbreeding. Boxes at the bottom of the pedigree give you the percentage of inbreeding. You can also bring up the litter listing of a dog/bitch. Where possible photographs are included in the pedigree. A stud dog list is available and hip, elbow and eye certificates are on these pedigrees.

To contact me please click here.

Eileen Caisley
Solihull 2010