Breeders willing to sell pups to the UK?

solowolf · 16-05-2009, 14:28

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Originally Posted by tikaani

sorry dont agree,i have been oferd dogs very cheep but i dont care, im lookin for a good quality dog. most people wont sell to uk, but im holdin out for a perfect male. fuck the price i want a good blood line

i know your bloodlines and as i have said you must go over this web site and hunt for the most compatable dog to put over your bitch, you can look at the lines in the pedigrees and for a good type dog that will reduce on the inbreeding side, one problem for us all in uk is that untill i submit the final papers to kennel club your dogs have no pedigrees, i have friends in Europe that know me well and they know the breed will very soon be registered here and they will let me use there dogs to breed to my stock, i think some people forget that the original first litter was registered by the u.k. kennelclub, it was only the law with defra that undone it all, but now the change in law makes the CWS legal it is not a problem anymore for us, i think i have already sent you copy of email i got from kennel club asking me to go ahead with the breed recognition this year? anyway its nearly complete so hang in there im doing my best for all you CWS owners,,,,,,we have waited over 6 yrs a few months will not kill us ,,,,,,pacino

wolfeywolf · 22-05-2009, 23:58

I myself have been reserching the breed as a breed for my family for a fair few years now. One of my stumbling blocks was the house we had at the time and area we lived. Now we have moved house and one that is far more suitable with a extermlly large garden.
I would still dearly love the breed to be included into my family. I know we have them here in the UK and do know a breeder. I want a pure bred dog and not a cross inuit. I would be more than willing that make the effort to travel, get myself a passport and leave england for the first time in my life in order to find the RIGHT stud dog if I was to get a bitch. I do not want to breed them for money. I don't need the money that badly that sleeping on the sofa for weeks and being a slave to puppies could jusitify. I have always adored the breed for what they are as a Breed, it's qualities as both a working dog and for the experienced dog handler, a wonderful family companion. I would also love to know of their vesatility as a dog for the disabled and wether they could excell within this field also.

I have had dogs all my life, and since the age of 14 I fell deeply for this breed. I am now 32 and my love for them has not faltered. Only now I am in a poistion to be able to have another dog to add to my family. I do not work anymore (housewife now

) and I do not holiday as I have a smallhlding to run. So I dedicate my life to my family and my animals.

I will sign any solicitors agreement with regards to breeding as my views are that I would only want to breed pure, otherwise, what would be the purpose of breeding? as it would not produce me anything that I could keep and register when Pauls hard work comes together.

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22-05-2009, 23:58	#2
wolfeywolf Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 16	I myself have been reserching the breed as a breed for my family for a fair few years now. One of my stumbling blocks was the house we had at the time and area we lived. Now we have moved house and one that is far more suitable with a extermlly large garden. I would still dearly love the breed to be included into my family. I know we have them here in the UK and do know a breeder. I want a pure bred dog and not a cross inuit. I would be more than willing that make the effort to travel, get myself a passport and leave england for the first time in my life in order to find the RIGHT stud dog if I was to get a bitch. I do not want to breed them for money. I don't need the money that badly that sleeping on the sofa for weeks and being a slave to puppies could jusitify. I have always adored the breed for what they are as a Breed, it's qualities as both a working dog and for the experienced dog handler, a wonderful family companion. I would also love to know of their vesatility as a dog for the disabled and wether they could excell within this field also. I have had dogs all my life, and since the age of 14 I fell deeply for this breed. I am now 32 and my love for them has not faltered. Only now I am in a poistion to be able to have another dog to add to my family. I do not work anymore (housewife now ) and I do not holiday as I have a smallhlding to run. So I dedicate my life to my family and my animals. I will sign any solicitors agreement with regards to breeding as my views are that I would only want to breed pure, otherwise, what would be the purpose of breeding? as it would not produce me anything that I could keep and register when Pauls hard work comes together.