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Junior Member
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: New Hampshire
Posts: 370
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I (finally) have the forums up and running anf working properly, people can join them if they wish:
http://ucsvc.com/comms/ It is primarily for the UCSVC. When you first register you will only be able to post in ONE section, this is for spam control. If you sign up, send me a PM there or here with your username and who you are. If you are in the USA (or Canada) and are interested in joining the UCSVC and haven't contacted me yet, please send me a PM here.
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I know I'm seeing this information late (as I don't check this forum often), but I just wanted to say congrats! I think it's great that you are making so much progress with CSV in America. I really wish I would have found this breed before I committed myself to Northern Inuit Dogs, as I think I would have been much more satisfied with the results as far as support from the breed club goes. You guys really seem to have your act together. I look forward to seeing the breed progress in an ethical and responsible manner (proper health/temperament testing and involvement in competitive sports). Good luck in your endeavors!
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Junior Member
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: New Hampshire
Posts: 370
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Its never too late!
I didn't know we had Inuits in the USA (well, not yet but they're becoming known with the HBO series "Game of Thrones" - the dire wolves are Inuits)., they're a series of domestic dogs bred to look like a wolf (a dog in a wolf costume?), correct?
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Ottokar lovers
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Amsterdam
Posts: 271
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as for czech wolfdogs versus northern inuits, here's them playing together...
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