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Old 26-02-2012, 15:01   #23
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I dont think that he or even the breeder of these dogs have a minimal idea about the breed at all, much less about whats going on with the breed and mixes.
On French forum they wrote that people are telling that their dogs are mixes because of long coat, while long coat is a well known problem/feature in CzW, much before we case cases of mixes being falsely registered.

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Autre chose, chaque fois que vous avez vu un poil long sur nos portées, tout de suite vous mettez mixage.
Another thing, everytime we have a dog with long coat in our litters , immediately you add as mix
But im sure Ariminium and other people who have such dogs KNOW THEY ARE MIXES, only dont accept to have it published because it would affect in the selling of the pups, Ariminum, you even opened a topic in the French forum talking about register a new breed.
I wonder, why you really dont do it? Would be great and would solve all our problem!
But I know, register a new breed by FCI is extremely hard, and to have an unknown animal from a so-called non official breed is much more hard to sell than do the same thing with a fake pedigree of CzW, as in the lat case the owners will be able to go to dogshows.
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