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Villulv · 06-09-2002, 12:11

As far as I can see this is - as you both say - part of the current "wofwar" in Norway, and one way to harm the wolves is to harm the people who fight for wolves. These people involved here has been targeted by wolfhaters (mostly hunters and sheepfarmers) frequently because of their open fight for the wolves in Scandinavia, and this might be one of the ways to get to them. These persons who own wolfdogs don=B4t fear wolf attacs - but human attacs. They can't leave their dogs at home because of the human threats. It's so dirty. The organized hatred against wolves in Scandinavia (both in Norway and Sweden) and the people who stand up for them is overwhelming. We are all subject to investigations and must always be very careful. And, if you own a wolfdog of any kind here, it's always a "mixed breed". In that case, it's as "harmless" as any other dog would be.

Sanna

06-09-2002, 12:11	#24
Villulv Junior Member Join Date: Jan 1970 Posts: 42	Norwegian proposal of banning FCI approved wolfdog breeds As far as I can see this is - as you both say - part of the current "wofwar" in Norway, and one way to harm the wolves is to harm the people who fight for wolves. These people involved here has been targeted by wolfhaters (mostly hunters and sheepfarmers) frequently because of their open fight for the wolves in Scandinavia, and this might be one of the ways to get to them. These persons who own wolfdogs don=B4t fear wolf attacs - but human attacs. They can't leave their dogs at home because of the human threats. It's so dirty. The organized hatred against wolves in Scandinavia (both in Norway and Sweden) and the people who stand up for them is overwhelming. We are all subject to investigations and must always be very careful. And, if you own a wolfdog of any kind here, it's always a "mixed breed". In that case, it's as "harmless" as any other dog would be. Sanna