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massimo · 31-10-2008, 03:32

I still believe the separation should be done in groups and NOT only by colours.
For Peppe:
you live far away from "serious bonitations" and I understand this.
But you could, by making some extra efforts, go to slovakia or germany or czech republic.
DOGS are not "B series" as if it was a football championship.
it is not the DOGS which are in discussion but the breeders efforts.
Breeders who travel thousands of kilometers deserve to have special reward for traveling all that distance.
You live far away but I know people who came all the way from Denmark to Serramazzoni only for a dog show or others who drove 3.000km from Finland to Slovakia only for a summer camp.
If you want, it will cost you more efforts, but you can.
Let's fix the conditions in such way, I am sure all will make more efforts to have suitable requirements.

Also, please look at the list I posted. Some breeders I consider EXCELLENT have litters in Group B just because they used a MALE which doesn't have bonitation or used a dog which has just youth bonitation and not adult bonitation.
They remain, for me, excellent breeders but chose their way in a respectful manner.
Massimo
Massimo

31-10-2008, 03:32	#35
massimo Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Prague 6 Posts: 2,090	I still believe the separation should be done in groups and NOT only by colours. For Peppe: you live far away from "serious bonitations" and I understand this. But you could, by making some extra efforts, go to slovakia or germany or czech republic. DOGS are not "B series" as if it was a football championship. it is not the DOGS which are in discussion but the breeders efforts. Breeders who travel thousands of kilometers deserve to have special reward for traveling all that distance. You live far away but I know people who came all the way from Denmark to Serramazzoni only for a dog show or others who drove 3.000km from Finland to Slovakia only for a summer camp. If you want, it will cost you more efforts, but you can. Let's fix the conditions in such way, I am sure all will make more efforts to have suitable requirements. Also, please look at the list I posted. Some breeders I consider EXCELLENT have litters in Group B just because they used a MALE which doesn't have bonitation or used a dog which has just youth bonitation and not adult bonitation. They remain, for me, excellent breeders but chose their way in a respectful manner. Massimo Massimo __________________ ---------- Oliver & Lunatica