Calling all owners of CWD in the UK...

loup-de-bretagne · 08-11-2008, 09:42

Thanks Rona,

Yes I am aware of the situation in the UK and I have had dealings with some people of very doubtful intentions!

I believe there are a few genuine CWD in the UK and would like to point this out in an the article. The article will also try and differentiate between the cross-breeds and the pedigree CWD and Saarloos.

As it is now clearly legal to own these two wolfdog breeds, it is up to the genuine breed enthusiasts to form a club, keep proper records and with the help of the breed clubs in Europe and the FCI to have the breeds recognised by the UK Kennel Club, otherwise the Uk will remain a disaster area for all wolfdogs.

I have also met some owners of the cross breeds and can say not all are bad people and the dogs are very friendly, though I understand the fears of CWD owners who live outside the UK who think these cross bred dogs may be mis-represented as the real breed. I am also aware of rumours that CWD are being crossed with timber wolves; these dogs are NOT legal in the UK

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Best wishes,

Loup-de-Bretagne

tikaani · 08-11-2008, 11:45

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Originally Posted by loup-de-bretagne

Thanks Rona,

Yes I am aware of the situation in the UK and I have had dealings with some people of very doubtful intentions!

I believe there are a few genuine CWD in the UK and would like to point this out in an the article. The article will also try and differentiate between the cross-breeds and the pedigree CWD and Saarloos.

As it is now clearly legal to own these two wolfdog breeds, it is up to the genuine breed enthusiasts to form a club, keep proper records and with the help of the breed clubs in Europe and the FCI to have the breeds recognised by the UK Kennel Club, otherwise the Uk will remain a disaster area for all wolfdogs.

I have also met some owners of the cross breeds and can say not all are bad people and the dogs are very friendly, though I understand the fears of CWD owners who live outside the UK who think these cross bred dogs may be mis-represented as the real breed. I am also aware of rumours that CWD are being crossed with timber wolves; these dogs are NOT legal in the UK

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Best wishes,

Loup-de-Bretagne

hi, yes i also recived a letter from defra saying that were aloud CWD, and Sarloos dogs without a licence, i must say its a breath of fresh air to be able not to have to worrie about having my dog taken of me, its about time

I have a pure CWD and i couldnt be happier

loup-de-bretagne · 09-11-2008, 08:54

Hi Tikaani,

Thanks for your reply, may I ask how long you have had your dog/bitch or how old he/she is? Also what attracted you to the breed and what do you like most about the breed?

Best wishes

Loup-de-bretagne

tikaani · 10-11-2008, 11:50

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Originally Posted by loup-de-bretagne

Hi Tikaani,

Thanks for your reply, may I ask how long you have had your dog/bitch or how old he/she is? Also what attracted you to the breed and what do you like most about the breed?

Best wishes

Loup-de-bretagne

Hi , I have had kaya for just under a year now, she has a great temperment and is fantastic with the kids. I have been Interested in them for a few years after meeting some and fell in love with them. her name on this data base is maya shoshone. I love the fact that shes more like a kangaroo then a dog, jumping around all day and shes very loving, she loves laying over my girlfreinds feet all day and she loves kaya for keeping her feet warm ha ha. shes very good on a lead but she likes a good run around my mates farm.

Angelika · 11-11-2008, 22:27

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Originally Posted by tikaani

I love the fact that shes more like a kangaroo then a dog, jumping around all day and shes very loving, she loves laying over my girlfreinds feet all day and she loves kaya for keeping her feet warm ha ha. shes very good on a lead but she likes a good run around my mates farm.

Sorry, tikaani, but your reply is not very helpful

I´ll be happy about the article of loup-de-bretagne with your comment: CsW are more like kangaroos - lol

tikaani · 12-11-2008, 12:00

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Originally Posted by Angelika

Sorry, tikaani, but your reply is not very helpful

I´ll be happy about the article of loup-de-bretagne with your comment: CsW are more like kangaroos - lol

What would you like to know then? give me an idea of the sort of information you would like and ill be more than happy to help, after all the more we get the CWD recognised over here the better

Angelika · 13-11-2008, 01:03

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Originally Posted by tikaani

after all the more we get the CWD recognised over here the better

yes

- you´ve got a pm.

loup-de-bretagne · 12-11-2008, 19:59

Hi tikaani

what attracted you to the breed? Have you had other dogs and if so would you say the CWD is not really suitable as a first dog? Since you had your dog have you met many other owners in the UK.

I am sorry to start another argument thread! If those owners of the 28 dogs in the UK got together and started a club they would be in a strong position with the Kennel Club.

Best wishes.

08-11-2008, 09:42	#1
loup-de-bretagne Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 10	Thanks Rona, Yes I am aware of the situation in the UK and I have had dealings with some people of very doubtful intentions! I believe there are a few genuine CWD in the UK and would like to point this out in an the article. The article will also try and differentiate between the cross-breeds and the pedigree CWD and Saarloos. As it is now clearly legal to own these two wolfdog breeds, it is up to the genuine breed enthusiasts to form a club, keep proper records and with the help of the breed clubs in Europe and the FCI to have the breeds recognised by the UK Kennel Club, otherwise the Uk will remain a disaster area for all wolfdogs. I have also met some owners of the cross breeds and can say not all are bad people and the dogs are very friendly, though I understand the fears of CWD owners who live outside the UK who think these cross bred dogs may be mis-represented as the real breed. I am also aware of rumours that CWD are being crossed with timber wolves; these dogs are NOT legal in the UK. Best wishes, Loup-de-Bretagne

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09-11-2008, 08:54	#3
loup-de-bretagne Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 10	Hi Tikaani, Thanks for your reply, may I ask how long you have had your dog/bitch or how old he/she is? Also what attracted you to the breed and what do you like most about the breed? Best wishes Loup-de-bretagne

12-11-2008, 19:59	#8
loup-de-bretagne Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 10	Hi tikaani what attracted you to the breed? Have you had other dogs and if so would you say the CWD is not really suitable as a first dog? Since you had your dog have you met many other owners in the UK. I am sorry to start another argument thread! If those owners of the 28 dogs in the UK got together and started a club they would be in a strong position with the Kennel Club. Best wishes.