CzW ownership in Sweden - Page 3

mijke · 17-01-2004, 20:37

Of course I don't know wich country borders you want to pass or if this dog is illegal in your country.
I passed without any problems several european borders with my CzW puppy (in my country a CsW is also not illegal )

Quote:

Originally Posted by Latte

How to get a CzW puppy over the border from one coutry to another by car and not get court??

Several times I passed borders by car with a puppy (CzW or other breed) The most important thing is to have papers of the right vacinations (for example rabies) and a health certificate of a vetinarian.

And I took care a pup was very tired before passing the border

So a pup was always sleeping under a blanket when we passed. And I never showed his papers when they did not ask for it

greetings,
mijke

Wolfsirius · 20-01-2004, 08:43

I guess, it's Sweden, and only problem with Sweden is not the breed,
but bigger problem is rabies test which you need for every dog, cause sweden is rabies free country, and this will take it's time (dog will be about 6-7 months old) before can take to sweden. And from any country, you even can't take puppy with test results directly there, from some countries it must stay 6 months at some other, (ex. puppy import from Italy, stayed 6 months at Denmark before went to Sweden)

Suski, FINLAND

Latte · 20-01-2004, 17:45

Hi Mijke,

Thank you for your answer, I have talked to some breeders in Europe, even those whit another breed. And they say approximately the same thing.. Make the puppy a little bit tiered and assure that you have all the papers if the time comes and if you have to show them, but most of the time it proceeds without any problems.. You can just pass the border..
I have got the same answer from many breeders now.. Thank you..

Hello Suski,

Thank you for your answer, you may say that you almost got me there..

You detective there.. *Smile* But in fact I haven't reach my computer in a couple of days so my friend had to use it and he asked the question for me so a could hope that someone had answered when I finally reach it.. And see, I did.. Thank you..
And I think this was the answer you gave me the last time we talked, I just had to find out what other breeders thought about this to take a puppy to a country were it is illegal to have this breed, but the person really wants this breed anyway.. Simply what chances he have to get one.. What I can see, no one now's if this breed really are illegal or not in my country, some say it's ok and some otherwise.. So maybe the only way is to do it illegal.. I just don't see another way here..

// L

Wolfsirius · 20-01-2004, 18:03

Hello,
i guess, this will be good info for eveyone, Csv is LEAGAL momentally in sweden. (i get mail today from ministry in Sweden) It is true, that you can took it there. What is just unsure yet, is what say svenska kennelclub for showing or breeding. But, you can take csV over the border leagally. It's not easy with this breed cause rabies tests, but...LEAGAL!

Suski

Wolfsirius · 01-02-2004, 16:08

Hello,
We asked about "wolfdogs" from Swedish Kennelclub, and here is answer directly copied;

Hej
> SKK har såväl utställnings- som tävlings- och
> registeringsförbud för
> ceskoslovensky vlcak och saarloos wolfhond.
>
> Vänliga hälsningar
> Ulla-Britt Karlmann
> SKKs Reg.avd

So, CsV and SwH have NO rights for register, showing, or any competition in Sweden. It would be interest to see how this all will manage, in WDS 2008 in SWEDEN.

-Suski, Finland

JacobH · 05-02-2004, 05:33

Yes thats the way it is.. sad but true..
SKK .. what a joke

Huan · 05-02-2004, 13:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wolfsirius

So, CsV and SwH have NO rights for register, showing, or any competition in Sweden. It would be interest to see how this all will manage, in WDS 2008 in SWEDEN.

We also are thinking about it. Do they dare to not allow us to show our dogs? If they do not allow all FCI breeds to be showed on the shows they should in no way hold such important event as World Dog Show. We will have to ask Swedish Kennel Club later what do they plan to do with this.

If they really will make it impossible for CzWs and SWHs to apply for WDS we will all have to take some action - I think a petition sent to FCI officials and show organizers shouldn't go without answers.

Mikael · 24-01-2008, 23:44

Hello all Wolfdog frends !

I that it was up to me to wright someting about CsV in Sweden, sens i live
in Sweden whit one, Taabernakkelin Hronec sens 2007.

Import a SWH and CvS You have benabel to do sens sometime in 2004 I think but you culd not regestrait them in the Swedish Kennel Club.

But sens 29 of mars 2007 SWH and CsV are permited in the Swedish Kennel Club if thy are generation F5 or more.

And sens 1 jan 2008 you can compeat about nationall certification.
That probubley has someting to do whit that WDS-08 is knocking at the door

Best of luck to you all on WDS-08 / Mikael Wolfdog.se

Mikael · 20-12-2008, 20:54

I just resiwed very happy news, for us in Sweden

One more CsV is on the way to the cold north, in the beginning of 2009...
To very good and responsible owners whit long dog experience and kennel

Very best regards / Mikael

01-02-2004, 16:08	#5
Wolfsirius Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 118	CsV in Sweden (and SWH too) Hello, We asked about "wolfdogs" from Swedish Kennelclub, and here is answer directly copied; Hej > SKK har såväl utställnings- som tävlings- och > registeringsförbud för > ceskoslovensky vlcak och saarloos wolfhond. > > Vänliga hälsningar > Ulla-Britt Karlmann > SKKs Reg.avd So, CsV and SwH have NO rights for register, showing, or any competition in Sweden. It would be interest to see how this all will manage, in WDS 2008 in SWEDEN. -Suski, Finland

20-12-2008, 20:54	#9
Mikael Scandinavian Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Stockholm Posts: 1,089	One more CsV on the way to Sweden !!! I just resiwed very happy news, for us in Sweden One more CsV is on the way to the cold north, in the beginning of 2009... To very good and responsible owners whit long dog experience and kennel Very best regards / Mikael __________________ _________________________________________________ Hronec, Rasty, Zilja Kennel, Wolfdog of Sweden* http://kennelwolfdogofsweden.vpsite.se/Home.html http://www.facebook.com/pages/Wolfdo...53067971392916 Last edited by Mikael; 21-12-2008 at 17:26. Reason: text error

20-01-2004, 08:43	#2
Wolfsirius Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 118	I guess, it's Sweden, and only problem with Sweden is not the breed, but bigger problem is rabies test which you need for every dog, cause sweden is rabies free country, and this will take it's time (dog will be about 6-7 months old) before can take to sweden. And from any country, you even can't take puppy with test results directly there, from some countries it must stay 6 months at some other, (ex. puppy import from Italy, stayed 6 months at Denmark before went to Sweden) Suski, FINLAND

20-01-2004, 17:45	#3
Latte Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 2	Hi Mijke, Thank you for your answer, I have talked to some breeders in Europe, even those whit another breed. And they say approximately the same thing.. Make the puppy a little bit tiered and assure that you have all the papers if the time comes and if you have to show them, but most of the time it proceeds without any problems.. You can just pass the border.. I have got the same answer from many breeders now.. Thank you.. Hello Suski, Thank you for your answer, you may say that you almost got me there.. You detective there.. Smile But in fact I haven't reach my computer in a couple of days so my friend had to use it and he asked the question for me so a could hope that someone had answered when I finally reach it.. And see, I did.. Thank you.. And I think this was the answer you gave me the last time we talked, I just had to find out what other breeders thought about this to take a puppy to a country were it is illegal to have this breed, but the person really wants this breed anyway.. Simply what chances he have to get one.. What I can see, no one now's if this breed really are illegal or not in my country, some say it's ok and some otherwise.. So maybe the only way is to do it illegal.. I just don't see another way here.. // L

20-01-2004, 18:03	#4
Wolfsirius Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 118	Hello, i guess, this will be good info for eveyone, Csv is LEAGAL momentally in sweden. (i get mail today from ministry in Sweden) It is true, that you can took it there. What is just unsure yet, is what say svenska kennelclub for showing or breeding. But, you can take csV over the border leagally. It's not easy with this breed cause rabies tests, but...LEAGAL! Suski

05-02-2004, 05:33	#6
JacobH Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: (at this moment New Zealand) Posts: 8	Yes thats the way it is.. sad but true.. SKK .. what a joke

24-01-2008, 23:44	#8
Mikael Scandinavian Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Stockholm Posts: 1,089	Hello all Wolfdog frends ! I that it was up to me to wright someting about CsV in Sweden, sens i live in Sweden whit one, Taabernakkelin Hronec sens 2007. Import a SWH and CvS You have benabel to do sens sometime in 2004 I think but you culd not regestrait them in the Swedish Kennel Club. But sens 29 of mars 2007 SWH and CsV are permited in the Swedish Kennel Club if thy are generation F5 or more. And sens 1 jan 2008 you can compeat about nationall certification. That probubley has someting to do whit that WDS-08 is knocking at the door Best of luck to you all on WDS-08 / Mikael Wolfdog.se