Information about the list of the stud

jmvdwiel · 03-09-2009, 14:40

I agree with some of the questions asked on the forum, why only remove the dogs with not so good ED results, and leave all the dogs on the list with NO ED resuts ?
How I see this is that you punish the people who made the ED plates and you are giving a privilage to the people that don't make the ED plates.

for example: in Holland you don't need to make the ED plates to get a pedigree for the puppies, Yes HD results is needed, but also with HD C you can breed your dog with a HDA dog

So Why is wolfdog stricter than some breeding clubs and official authorities ? I think that people can make their own disision to want a puppy yes or no from a litter anouncement on this forum.

I love the wolfdog.org site for their litter anouncement, but I think i can make a good choice for myself If I want a puppy from a certain litter.

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03-09-2009, 14:40	#14
jmvdwiel Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 1,061	I agree with some of the questions asked on the forum, why only remove the dogs with not so good ED results, and leave all the dogs on the list with NO ED resuts ? How I see this is that you punish the people who made the ED plates and you are giving a privilage to the people that don't make the ED plates. for example: in Holland you don't need to make the ED plates to get a pedigree for the puppies, Yes HD results is needed, but also with HD C you can breed your dog with a HDA dog So Why is wolfdog stricter than some breeding clubs and official authorities ? I think that people can make their own disision to want a puppy yes or no from a litter anouncement on this forum. I love the wolfdog.org site for their litter anouncement, but I think i can make a good choice for myself If I want a puppy from a certain litter.