Stud Dogs

It was once said by a famous thoroughbred pedigree analysist that no stallion going to stud should fail. The only reason they do is because the "wrong" mares have been mated to them.

Greyhound stud dog are just the same.

We will recommend specific broodbitches and particular families that would best suit your stud dog.

Our report will study your stud dog's ancestry and identify key genetic strengths and weaknesses and highlight a number of compatible lines that will help your stud dog become a success.

This can lessen the degree of risk of the wrong bitch lines dragging down your dog's opportunities

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Stud Dog Analysis

  • Stud Dog - What it's worth

    Read about what’s involved putting a dog to stud, the earning potential and the associated costs.

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  • Stud Dog Leaders

    Australia’s top stud dogs are generally high class race dogs on the track but have a diverse pedigree influence. Generally weight of numbers helps most succeed, but there have been many notable sires over the years that have not succeeded despite having more than enough chances to do so.

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  • Token Prince - His champions

    Let's take the great Token Prince (Malawi's Prince-True Temptation) the former smart sprinter, who went to stud in 1998 with Sam Cauchi in NSW and became an instant hit.

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  • Spotlight on Breeding - Bond

    For this month's Spotlight on Breeding we'll take a look at that super fast greyhound BOND (Brett Lee-Thai Magic) for no special reason other than his pedigree and his results since going to stud.

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