CzW in NY...

Milka · 01-04-2003, 17:35

Hello everybody,

I' a great fan of the Czechoslovakian Wolfdogs but unfortunately I know them
only from the picture. I learned about them being in the USA and I thought
there were none here but recently I've heard I was wrong. Is there anybody
with the Czechoslovakian Wolfdog in the NYC area who would like to meet me
at some point and let me see one of those great dogs?

Best wishes to everybody,
Milka

Baryonyx · 01-04-2003, 22:24

Hi,

I'm not sure which dogs there are still in the US, or how many have been imported of
late. The most I've ever known about were three. Two females and a male, which was my
puppy. The two females are beyond the East Coast... if I remember, one is in Ohio, the
other California. Though we live in New Jersey, our male passed away over a year ago of
brain cancer, so we are sadly unable to accomodate you. As to the others, I would presume
they're too far outside your range for a quick trip, but I'm just guessing there. I'm not
certain of any other CsV in the US.

Chris Behrens

Tina · 02-04-2003, 02:41

Quote:

I'm just guessing there. I'm not
certain of any other CsV in the US.

I asked a lot of questions last year, because I too wanted to meet one in
person .. and I found out that there is one in Indiana, and two live in
California, plus the one female <Sophie> in Pa. that I had the pleasure of
meeting

With the strict hybrid laws we have in the USA, and now with the bans that
this poor <misunderstood> breed is still dealing with, I doubt there will be
any pups being imported into our area, any time soon ;(

Milka · 02-04-2003, 17:46

Hello,

Thank for the information. I'm sorry about your dog... Are you planning on
getting another CsV?

Milka

johnslawek · 02-04-2003, 18:25

Milka,

I believe that your mail was meant for C. Behrens. I'll forward it. I have a
14month female from Crying Wolf kennels, Hungary. Call me anytime and I'll
arrange a meeting with Frida (AKA-Sophie).

Regards,
John J Slawek

Milka · 02-04-2003, 18:32

Ups.... sorry...

) Thanks for forwarding my mail...
I'll give you a call as soon as I know the schedule for may days off.

I'm looking forward to meeting you and your dog

)

Milka

John Yestrebsky · 04-04-2003, 21:10

Hi Chris,

My wife Chris and I have Arka Z Karlova Doupete
We live in Lafayette, IN

Regards
John Yestrebsky

z Peronówki · 19-10-2003, 01:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by magnetic

i just got a pupp imported with cmku

Could you write me the name (and kennel name) of your dog?
Thanks!

Greetings,
Margo

Tina · 14-11-2003, 17:44

I need to get used to this

I tried to reply to the AKC question, because I have seen them listed in the FSS .... and I am not very happy about this

The FSS is not very strict and I honestly believe that it will encourage "puppy mills" to spring up, and this breed should only be controled by breeders that understand these dogs & the individual lines!

Is there anything that the parent club can do about this??

BTW ... I love this new forum, we have just started one for our folks too, but it does take a lot of "getting used to" especially for us "oldies" :P

01-04-2003, 17:35	#1
Milka Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Sevierville Posts: 31	CzW in NY... Hello everybody, I' a great fan of the Czechoslovakian Wolfdogs but unfortunately I know them only from the picture. I learned about them being in the USA and I thought there were none here but recently I've heard I was wrong. Is there anybody with the Czechoslovakian Wolfdog in the NYC area who would like to meet me at some point and let me see one of those great dogs? Best wishes to everybody, Milka

01-04-2003, 22:24	#2
Baryonyx Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 4	CzW in NY... Hi, I'm not sure which dogs there are still in the US, or how many have been imported of late. The most I've ever known about were three. Two females and a male, which was my puppy. The two females are beyond the East Coast... if I remember, one is in Ohio, the other California. Though we live in New Jersey, our male passed away over a year ago of brain cancer, so we are sadly unable to accomodate you. As to the others, I would presume they're too far outside your range for a quick trip, but I'm just guessing there. I'm not certain of any other CsV in the US. Chris Behrens

02-04-2003, 17:46	#4
Milka Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Sevierville Posts: 31	CzW in NY... Hello, Thank for the information. I'm sorry about your dog... Are you planning on getting another CsV? Milka

02-04-2003, 18:25	#5
johnslawek Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Wintergreen, Virginia Posts: 20	CzW in NY... Milka, I believe that your mail was meant for C. Behrens. I'll forward it. I have a 14month female from Crying Wolf kennels, Hungary. Call me anytime and I'll arrange a meeting with Frida (AKA-Sophie). Regards, John J Slawek

02-04-2003, 18:32	#6
Milka Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Sevierville Posts: 31	CzW in NY... Ups.... sorry... ) Thanks for forwarding my mail... I'll give you a call as soon as I know the schedule for may days off. I'm looking forward to meeting you and your dog ) Milka

04-04-2003, 21:10	#7
John Yestrebsky Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Lafayette, Indiana Posts: 5	CzW in NY... Hi Chris, My wife Chris and I have Arka Z Karlova Doupete We live in Lafayette, IN Regards John Yestrebsky

14-11-2003, 17:44	#9
Tina Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 42	I need to get used to this I tried to reply to the AKC question, because I have seen them listed in the FSS .... and I am not very happy about this The FSS is not very strict and I honestly believe that it will encourage "puppy mills" to spring up, and this breed should only be controled by breeders that understand these dogs & the individual lines! Is there anything that the parent club can do about this?? BTW ... I love this new forum, we have just started one for our folks too, but it does take a lot of "getting used to" especially for us "oldies" :P