DQ needs some serious work* to be more useful but its the only thing we got outside OFA, unless you are looking at european dogs, correct?
When I was trying to do research on my "perfect dog" Dietrich I found this all-breed pedigree site, as DobeQuest of course didn't have her name. I found a full brother to her and so could enter her name as a sibling, so now she's there. Again, this is user input, but so is every other pedigree database I guess. This is where I found that almost all of her sires side were serious IGP3 level mostly German dogs. You can click on the "
i" for more info on each dog, esp further back in the pedigree where there's not room for titles, so useful to me, but not a source you'd go to for current health. Many of the older dogs are in Dobequest and the dot ru site, which until I found this pedigree site I only had the sire & dams name on her old registration paper, so it helped me get a start on her background.
A Dietrich Pedigree
I noticed recently that Dobequest format on the pedigree page includes COD and percentage of longevity dogs. Some of these may be misleading for foreign dogs in the pedigree won't always have reported CODs or even date of deaths. But it's nice to see at a glance on the whole pedigree - use to be you'd have to click on each dog in the pedigree to see longevity & COD.
Now if they'd just add COI. Since almost all dogs are Embarked now and that is included in the test, why oh why does nobody seem to want to use that information?
Jan, Elroy is certainly a handsome guy. Hope you continue his showing, even if it's just for fun in the local venues.
Also, if he's standing at stud through Melrea shouldn't they add him to the "our boys" list? I didn't see him on there.