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Liesbeth · 12-07-2008, 12:34

Thank you Massimo...

I can only say that the Belgian Club really tries to make things better for the breed. We try to convince people to bonitate their dogs, to X-ray their dogs, to work with their dogs, etc...
We TRY to do all those things, because we TRY to follow the rules of the clubs of origin.
We also ask a lot of advice and help of these clubs, because here in Belgium there are no specialists of the breed. Our club is only 3 years old, but our goal was to organise a bonitation every year. So people of Belgium, Holland and other countries nearby had the opportunity to bonitate their dogs, without driving 10.000km. Last year we received help from Sasha (thank you very much for that) and also from Sona Bognorova, who was willing to come to Belgium for the bonitation. This year he hoped to receive the same help, but it was difficult to find a judge willing to come. Mr.Jedlicka was so kind to volunteer and we were happy with his offer to come to Belgium for the bonitation. A specialist of the breed, a breeder himself, a good judge,...
It's difficult for me to understand why the Czech and/or Slovak club have problems with our choice for this judge (because that's how it feels like). We asked a lot of other judges and we (I must say Mirka, because she's the only one of the board who speaks the language) asked help...
Like Mirka already mentioned earlier: it's easy to give comment, but more difficult to help.
We only try to do our best. And I must admit that I'm not aware of a lot of things that happen in Czech and/or Slovak club. And I'm not aware of who's the best judge and how they judge etc... I have to trust on others to decide all those things. I have to ask advice and help of people like Sasha, Mirka and others who are willing to give me advice. But not so many people are willing to give advice... Big problem for me is the language. I know that not everyone speaks English.

So please, let us try to work together instead of not giving advise and help. It's easy to tell afterwards that things could have been better.

The only thing that matters to me, are the dogs. Not all the politics and problems in the different clubs... I hope we can still work together.

Liesbeth

12-07-2008, 12:34	#14
Liesbeth Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Lubbeek Posts: 373	Thank you Massimo... I can only say that the Belgian Club really tries to make things better for the breed. We try to convince people to bonitate their dogs, to X-ray their dogs, to work with their dogs, etc... We TRY to do all those things, because we TRY to follow the rules of the clubs of origin. We also ask a lot of advice and help of these clubs, because here in Belgium there are no specialists of the breed. Our club is only 3 years old, but our goal was to organise a bonitation every year. So people of Belgium, Holland and other countries nearby had the opportunity to bonitate their dogs, without driving 10.000km. Last year we received help from Sasha (thank you very much for that) and also from Sona Bognorova, who was willing to come to Belgium for the bonitation. This year he hoped to receive the same help, but it was difficult to find a judge willing to come. Mr.Jedlicka was so kind to volunteer and we were happy with his offer to come to Belgium for the bonitation. A specialist of the breed, a breeder himself, a good judge,... It's difficult for me to understand why the Czech and/or Slovak club have problems with our choice for this judge (because that's how it feels like). We asked a lot of other judges and we (I must say Mirka, because she's the only one of the board who speaks the language) asked help... Like Mirka already mentioned earlier: it's easy to give comment, but more difficult to help. We only try to do our best. And I must admit that I'm not aware of a lot of things that happen in Czech and/or Slovak club. And I'm not aware of who's the best judge and how they judge etc... I have to trust on others to decide all those things. I have to ask advice and help of people like Sasha, Mirka and others who are willing to give me advice. But not so many people are willing to give advice... Big problem for me is the language. I know that not everyone speaks English. So please, let us try to work together instead of not giving advise and help. It's easy to tell afterwards that things could have been better. The only thing that matters to me, are the dogs. Not all the politics and problems in the different clubs... I hope we can still work together. Liesbeth __________________ Tsjechoslowaakse Wolfhonden van Hagia Sophia' www.wolfdog.be