Northern inuit dog

tikaani · 23-01-2009, 13:16

I think trying to stop people selling CWD to the uk is a narrow minded and stupid thing to do. yes there has been cross breading here in the uk but that dusnt meen every breeder is going to do it. I have a pure breed CWD and inted to breed her in a few years time with a nuther CWD but if there arnt any uther dogs to breed her with what am i supposed to do. you are limating the gene pool over here and thats never a good thing. Now that we are aloud CWD's over here there is no need to cross breed. and hopfully will not hapen any more and as for people selling cross breads as pure i havent herd of that happening here and people have been quite open about that they are selling crosses. there are a lot of resposerble breeders over here pertential owners over here that would love the chance to own a CWD but attitudes like some people on here saying that we shouldnt sell to the uk is just unfair and narrow minded.

23-01-2009, 13:16	#16
tikaani Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Bedfordshire Posts: 117	CWD in the uk I think trying to stop people selling CWD to the uk is a narrow minded and stupid thing to do. yes there has been cross breading here in the uk but that dusnt meen every breeder is going to do it. I have a pure breed CWD and inted to breed her in a few years time with a nuther CWD but if there arnt any uther dogs to breed her with what am i supposed to do. you are limating the gene pool over here and thats never a good thing. Now that we are aloud CWD's over here there is no need to cross breed. and hopfully will not hapen any more and as for people selling cross breads as pure i havent herd of that happening here and people have been quite open about that they are selling crosses. there are a lot of resposerble breeders over here pertential owners over here that would love the chance to own a CWD but attitudes like some people on here saying that we shouldnt sell to the uk is just unfair and narrow minded.