Saarloos in the uk

nanouk · 23-02-2007, 21:58

In that they are missing something great in the UK you are right Jos!
But i doubt it can be blamed on the name.

It is more in fear of the unknown, uncertainty about wolf heritage and people like highland- wolf, american wolfdog owners /where in some cases the wolfpercentage stated can be questioned etc that makes them in the UK doubt ALL wolfdogs (as in dogs with recent wolf heritage)in general.
IMHO opinion by fear of the 'hybrid' they toss out the baby (SWD AND TWD) with the badingwater

Without wanting to sound judgemental, it is not too long ago that it was close to impossible (long quarantaines) to travel with any dog , regardless of breed, from the mainland to the UK; give or take a couple decades and they might also warm up to the 2 FCI acknowledged wolfdogs.

23-02-2007, 21:58	#11
nanouk Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 208	In that they are missing something great in the UK you are right Jos! But i doubt it can be blamed on the name. It is more in fear of the unknown, uncertainty about wolf heritage and people like highland- wolf, american wolfdog owners /where in some cases the wolfpercentage stated can be questioned etc that makes them in the UK doubt ALL wolfdogs (as in dogs with recent wolf heritage)in general. IMHO opinion by fear of the 'hybrid' they toss out the baby (SWD AND TWD) with the badingwater Without wanting to sound judgemental, it is not too long ago that it was close to impossible (long quarantaines) to travel with any dog , regardless of breed, from the mainland to the UK; give or take a couple decades and they might also warm up to the 2 FCI acknowledged wolfdogs.