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Originally Posted by pacino
hi, in uk at present we do breed, our dogs can not have kennel club registrations as they are not officially recognised, our club keeps a register of all pups born, we produce our own pedigrees, keep all our hip and eye test results, all pups are chipped by club member, we keep photographic evedense of all matings, two members must be present at matings as witness, we have database of all dogs in uk, we need all records kept as we still fight to get the breed recognised and hope if it is all our paperwork will be accepted by the kennel club, we could take dogs to france and have them conformation done, but the pedigree would only have mother and father on it, all our dogs and pedigrees are available from wolfdog.org, so as long as you all know who our dogs are and that they are pedigree dogs we are happy to live with this, wewill never give up on our dogs, and they are here to stay no matter what defra or government may think, best regards paul
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Paul,
Question.. you said that your club is keeping records, the chipping is done by a club member and the mating is witnessed by 2 members..
What is the name of your club in the UK and is it an official club with a registered club charter..? and how many members are there and how can one become a member..?
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in fact last year we produced a fantasic litter of cwdogs by going backwards in the lines, we got good type, bone, hight, coat and temperament and all dogs are out going, last show we visited in Holland we seen dogs from France that looked more like jackals and where affraid of there own shadows, going forward is not always the way to go
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It's a shame that they are not officially recognized as CWDogs an are not eligible to be shown in europe, if only to have your opinions/thoughts/comments verified as to the quality of the CWDogs that you are breeding.
Bengan