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Research
Do you have information on a rat in the database? Do you think there are inaccurate details about a rat in the database? Contact: info at ratregistry dot org with the subject 'NARR Research'.

The North American Rat Registry (NARR) is a registry for fancy rats in the United States and Canada. The NARR records individual rats as well as litters, and all varieties of fancy rats are welcome for registration. Included in the registry is an extensive database with information on more than 9,000 North American fancy rats, making it the largest and fastest-growing rat registry in North America.

Members have unlimited access to view not only those rats registered but their ancestors as well. Database information includes: ancestors, siblings, half siblings, registration numbers, dates of birth, dates of death (if supplied), offspring, and health notes.

The NARR does not hold shows or maintain breed standards. It is for rats only (no other rodents) for the purpose of permanently recording and storing information about animals for easy retrieval by its members. It is maintained by a group of dedicated breeders with the goal of providing members with the most complete, detailed and correct information available anywhere. The NARR registry and database are invaluable tools for serious breeders and pet lovers, alike.

Announcement: The NARR has decided on a new policy to better help breeders. We will accept registrations on rats which have had genetic problems for free whether the rat is alive or deceased. If you had a rat which, for example, had a tumor, you can register that rat for free with the NARR whether you are a member or not. Simply complete the registration form, and notate in the "Health/Temperament notes" field the problem(s) the rat has/had. Include as much information on the rat as possible such as DOB, DOD, sire, dam, breeder, etc. This is for genetic or probable genetic problems only. For example, tumors, chronic respiratory illness, allergy problems, etc.-not broken legs, injured tails, ripped ears. . . If you have any questions, email info@ratregistry.org. We thank you for your continued support!

The NARR accepts titles from the following recognized clubs: AFRMA, RMFE, RatsPacNW, and RSA.

 

 

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