CzW ownership in UK

michaelundinaeichhorn · 23-08-2005, 10:31

Actually there are some signs that things may change. I got a mail from a friend in GB that knows the kennel club quite well. DEFRA has contacted the Kennel Club for a statement for the breed. It seems that some people in the Kennel Club and not DEFRA are against registration because they consider them as to difficult for GB !?! I wrote a statement that nobody in Europe understands this point of view, that there hasn´t been a wolf crossed in for over 20 years and that there are a lot of family dogs and even rescue dogs in this breed. My statement has gone to the person looking for informations about the breed in the Kennel club, how things will end up - I don´t know. At least there has been some movement.

Regards Ina

23-08-2005, 10:31	#11
michaelundinaeichhorn Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Bad Dürkheim Posts: 2,249	Actually there are some signs that things may change. I got a mail from a friend in GB that knows the kennel club quite well. DEFRA has contacted the Kennel Club for a statement for the breed. It seems that some people in the Kennel Club and not DEFRA are against registration because they consider them as to difficult for GB !?! I wrote a statement that nobody in Europe understands this point of view, that there hasn´t been a wolf crossed in for over 20 years and that there are a lot of family dogs and even rescue dogs in this breed. My statement has gone to the person looking for informations about the breed in the Kennel club, how things will end up - I don´t know. At least there has been some movement. Regards Ina