Important: What to tell the vet...

michaelundinaeichhorn · 07-03-2006, 09:09

those links want help him with his vet, she isn´t the problem but the actual law in his state. That there are some states with this problem in the US has been discussed in this forum before.
I think you have two possibilities you stay with the vet and make very sure that your dog never bites anybody or you go at least for the vaccinations to another vet and get a vaccination report with shepherd or husky cross for it. Your vet could do the rest of the treatments but that would mean that you have signed somewhere, sometime that you dog is a wolfhybrid. Maybe you could write in this paper that your dog is a registered FCI breed and from the kynological point of view no hybrid.

Ina

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07-03-2006, 09:09	#4
michaelundinaeichhorn Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Bad Dürkheim Posts: 2,249	those links want help him with his vet, she isn´t the problem but the actual law in his state. That there are some states with this problem in the US has been discussed in this forum before. I think you have two possibilities you stay with the vet and make very sure that your dog never bites anybody or you go at least for the vaccinations to another vet and get a vaccination report with shepherd or husky cross for it. Your vet could do the rest of the treatments but that would mean that you have signed somewhere, sometime that you dog is a wolfhybrid. Maybe you could write in this paper that your dog is a registered FCI breed and from the kynological point of view no hybrid. Ina