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Vaiva · 28-07-2010, 13:56

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Originally Posted by mijke

But I am glad there is such an international site with a lot of info for and about the CsW breed!

(does anybody knows an international site lke this for another breed ??)

Exactly!
Also, as Daiva mentioned - you can always e-mail the owner of a dog and get all the information needed. You can get newest photos, HD results and the plans of bonitation or training exams

Maybe we are just a little bit spoiled by having all the info "on plate", aren't we?

Hanka · 02-08-2010, 08:43

Hi admin,
thank you very much for uploading of datas of my dogs, changing of gallery of Valska and yes, my Assisi is always living

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Thank you.....

Angelika · 08-08-2010, 14:58

Thank you, admin

GalomyOak · 13-08-2010, 18:56

Quick question on the new database...some dogs are listed with !!!MIX!!!, others with !!!Non-FCI!!! - there is another group of dogs that says
!!!REG!!! - what does this refer to? Thanks!

michaelundinaeichhorn · 17-08-2010, 18:09

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Originally Posted by GalomyOak

Quick question on the new database...some dogs are listed with !!!MIX!!!, others with !!!Non-FCI!!! - there is another group of dogs that says
!!!REG!!! - what does this refer to? Thanks!

Mix are dogs like Mutaras, dogs that have no pure CSW parents.

Non-FCI means kennels that are no registered FCI-kennels, what means no FCI-pedigrees. The German kennel "vom Böhmerwald" is a kennel but not member of the VDH/FCI.

Reg very likely means registered dogs, in the FCI there is the possibility of phenotype-registration. Dogs that look like a breed can get registration pedigrees and their offspring gets this kind of pedigrees for as far as I remember 4 generations, after that they get normal pedigrees. If you take for example Amber, she is of parents with full FCI-pedigree but not bred under any kennel but underwent phenotype-registration.

GalomyOak · 17-08-2010, 18:31

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Originally Posted by michaelundinaeichhorn

Reg very likely means registered dogs, in the FCI there is the possibility of phenotype-registration. Dogs that look like a breed can get registration pedigrees and their offspring gets this kind of pedigrees for as far as I remember 4 generations, after that they get normal pedigrees. If you take for example Amber, she is of parents with full FCI-pedigree but not bred under any kennel but underwent phenotype-registration.

So phenotype can be based purely on whether a kennel is FCI registered or not - not necessarily on whether a dog is known to be of pure lineage (which Amber obviously is)? We have a similar type of phenotype registration here, but it is for dogs with unknown parents (which terrifies me for our breed...). AKC doesn't require any kind of kennel registration (I wish they did), so this hadn't even occured to me for FCI. Thanks!

Marcy

michaelundinaeichhorn · 17-08-2010, 18:57

No, the phenotype registration only needs a dog that looks like a CSW. There are registered Mutaras and others. Wolfdog only has them as mixes if they know they are.
Originally registration was a good thing for breeds like for example the Picard which has not so many FCI-registered dogs but there are still working dogs with shepherds without pedigrees.

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02-08-2010, 08:43	#2
Hanka Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Kadaň Posts: 1,622	Hi admin, thank you very much for uploading of datas of my dogs, changing of gallery of Valska and yes, my Assisi is always living . Thank you.....

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Angelika Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 847	Thank you, admin

17-08-2010, 18:57	#7
michaelundinaeichhorn Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Bad Dürkheim Posts: 2,249	No, the phenotype registration only needs a dog that looks like a CSW. There are registered Mutaras and others. Wolfdog only has them as mixes if they know they are. Originally registration was a good thing for breeds like for example the Picard which has not so many FCI-registered dogs but there are still working dogs with shepherds without pedigrees.