Find A Heart Screening Cardiologist – Veterinary Cardiovascular Society
The VCS holds a list of veterinary cardiologists specifically trained and accredited to heart screen …
Jenny’s Story – A Decade in the Making
When Jenny made breed history by becoming the first solid blue bitch Champion, so many people saw the celebrations, the photographs and the end result. What they didn’t see was the journey that began long before Jenny was even born.
Website & Media Coordinator’s report July 2026
During the period of the report a number of ad hoc tasks have arisen and been undertaken as priority over adding planned content to the website.
Breed Council Report From the BEC July 2026
The culmination of mentoring and observations was rewarded by a level 4 assessment taking place and 3 candidates passing. I am pleased to see that they have been approved in the journal and are now ready to accept CC appointments if asked.
Breed Health Coordinator Report: July 26
A summary of the current health picture
Synopsis of the Ordinary Meeting of the Whippet Breed Council
All paid-up member clubs were represented at this meeting, along with the Chairperson, Secretary, Treasurer, Breed Health Coordinator, Website & Media Coordinator, representatives from JR Whippet Rescue, the Sporting Whippet Club, UK Sighthound Sport, and seven observers.
Charlotte & Bobby’s story
If someone had told me two years ago that I would own a champion Whippet, …
Breed Council Report From The BEC March 2026
The year started with a group mentoring session being held at the Whippet Club open show, with their kind cooperation, and it was warmly received by the participants.
Genetic Diversity – Whippet Population Analysis of UK RKC registered Whippets
This is an introduction to the Royal Kennel club’s Population Analysis for the Whippet which was published in January 2026.
2030 Whippet World Congress
We are delighted to announce that the 2030 Whippet World Congress will be hosted by The UK Whippet Breed Council in the United Kingdom
Whippets and Children
One of the most common reasons Whippets arrive in rescue is when the relationship between a Whippet and a child or children of the family has broken down or even not worked at all.
