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Wolf Dogs Being Crossed in the UK
There are kennels in the UK who claim to have Saarloos (and I have heard CWD) and they cross them with my chosen breed. Just wondering what your thoughts are on this? Personally I think the Wolfdogs should be left as they are, as should my breed, I see no reason to cross the dogs.
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Cs Wolfdog is a working dog, Saarloos is not, I can se the problem in the UK, where the breeds are half baned and x-crossings are not...
But I do not think mixing Cs Wolfdog and Saarloos will do the Cs Wolfdog good. but maby it will do the Saarloos a better and more healthy breed... The mix however might bee a good dog, but not necessarily... Regards / Mikael |
Thanks for your input.
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there is no excuse for anyone in u.k. to be cross breeding the CVS with any other breed of dog inc saarloos, both breeds are good dogs within there own rights and cross breeding them serves no purpose at all, there are enough cross breds and to a more serious point there are enough cross breds who have been registered in Europe and have pedigree papers,,,,,,,,, and with major health problems, it has mostly affected the saarloos breed but when i look at some CVS that have appeared recently in posts then it looks like some have made it to pedigree status as well,,, sad but true, i have seen some CVS cross in uk and europe and they are beautiful dogs but thats as far as it should go, people trying to register such dogs as pure breds and trying to get pedigrees for such should be banned from breeding. pacino uk |
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people who live in greenhouses should not throw stones,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, pacino u.k. |
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I have seen some pictures of puppies on your website .. correct me if I am wrong.. who's father is a CVS and the mother is not... so your statement is kind of contradictory.. but I would love to hear your explanation... bengan |
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http://www.saarlooswolfhonden.nl/index2.html with this type of thing happening to what you state MY INTERESTS the SAARLOOS WOLFHOUND dont you think your time would be better spent trying to stop this.......... its not my breed but i can assure you i will put stop to this, p.s. most of these dogs are registered as pure Saarloos,,,,,,pacino |
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my English is not bad...here a definition for you... Crossbreed..."offspring produced by breeding plants or animals of different varieties or breeds or species." so crossing a CVS with anything other then an other CVS, say a wolf, would be a crossbreed.. hence.. your contradiction in statements.."there is no excuse for anyone in u.k. to be cross breeding the CVS" your words... and yet per definition you have crossbred the CVS I'm glad you are laughing.... and you are not alone.... Bengan |
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it's a shame you consider my questions and your lack of or unwillingness to give answers as a vendetta...
Do you know the story "The scorpion and the frog"..? somethings are as they are.. just as some people are as they are..and one can't expect them to change.. So I've given up expecting you to ever back up any of your claims or make public your "evidence" or even look at yourself before passing judgment on others.. There is no doubt that you care and know a lot about wolfdogs..just some of your ways/means and or motivations are questionable.. however I do wish you all the best with your "wolf like" dogs. After all ..it's about the animals..and not the people.. Bengan |
So, crossbreed for you is only with other dogbreeds, and how we name cross CzW with a Timberwolf Hybrid like seems you have done?
http://ukwolfdogs.com/album/17/84910970.jpg |
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Sad regards / Mikael |
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And mixing a CsV whit a wolf or a hybrid is in my eyes more wrong then to mix a CsV whit a dog !!! Regards / Mikael |
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Hi Paula,
a lot of these crazy wolf hybrid breeders use wolf pictures to attract future puppy buyers. The more they look like wolves and the higher the content, the higher the price. You cannot trust any of them. It's a business. And sometimes weird Indian and wilderness romantic. Best regards, Michael |
O yes she is ... pure 100% wolf.
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Whats about round little ears?
http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/6028/malobhu0.jpg If you don't know is even difficult for zoos take pure wolves. |
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Apologies - I meant to say Cypress Creek website
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The picture of "Kizzy" on the Cypress Creek website link is not the same Kizzy that I know. The legs are not the same, nor are the ears, or the muzzle. Coat is completely different too.
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Even by the photos she seems be different of her sister/brother. |
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Did you keep them all? If the reason for this litter was "research", the "research" should be most probably not finished yet. So what's going on? They are 7-8 months old. Michael |
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Sure after it one of the crossing has been registered in the biggest Italian kennel and the breeder registered it as "CzW" and breed with this dog but ALL offsprings of these dogs are banned by the Slovakian CzW Club - the breeders in the country which is patron of the breed. There are so many cheats which call themself "CzW bredders" but register and breed dogs which are NOT Czechoslovakian Wolfdogs. And some Kennel Clubs allow registering mixes (not only canadian wolf mixes but also husky-german-shepherd dog-something mixes and Saarloos mixes) the breed club in the origin country want to achieve so that at last in Slovakia there will be only PURE Czechoslovakian Wolfdogs. And so far I know Czech CzW Club will join them too... |
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As far as I understood didn't Nebulosa mean the wolves, she was talking about dogs. Czechoslovakian Wolfdogs in that case. How many wolves and what kind of wolves live in your wolf park anyway, and whereabout is the park located? Michael |
Here is your topic !!!
Here you can fight about wolf or not wolf !!! :rock_3 NOT on "offspring´s" PLEASE !!!
Regards / Mikael |
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Which clubs :confused2 Regards / Mikael |
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great you own a wolfpark :lol: So, in what the mate between Kizzy and CzW will help the wolves? Why have you need buy kizzy from a wolfhybrid breeder when wolfparks and zoos commonly make only changes between animals? and, as michael quest how many "wolves" you have? |
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Are you saying that all these animals are Kizzy's litter brothers and sisters, but that Kizzy is not shown in any of those photographs? I am very confused here ! |
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The animal that is write "owned by Luis and Paul Winder" at Cypress creek wolfdogs is kizzy, you can even find the same photos at Pauls site
http://ukwolfdogs.com/album/4/85316231.jpg But she was yung in these photos and that's why you probably will see a lot of differences of the kizzy you see now, even in the first photo I put here that is she addult with a puppy. She comes from Cypress creek wolfdog breeder, and this "wolf" is the brother or sister of Kizzy http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/6028/malobhu0.jpg |
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The coat can have a huge difference, principally when the hybrid travel for a different country of wich it born, even in CzW you can see this difference, look at the dogs that born in Israel at Belij Klik kennel. Timber wolf in their hole life can have a lot of difference in coat and even in marcation according to his age, climate contidions, place he life and between sumer and winter, but even with all this difference some points principally at mask continue without any change their hole life, and is used as identifications for the others. |
I agree absolutely with what you say, but I have had wolf dogs of varying percentage in the past, and I know a wolf when I meet one.!! There are many similarities in terms of behaviour between my wolfdogs and Kizzy, but there is not a shadow of a doubt in my mind that Kizzy is a pure wolf. Or at the very worst a very high percentage F1, such that there is no difference.
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