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Originally Posted by Vicky
If you are all having issues with paying that much to fund the research, why not try something like fundraisers to help pay? Hosting things like a dog walk where people pay an amount like $20 (whatever an equivalent for you would be) to participate is a great way to raise money like that. All you'd have to do is find a place to do it, throw a cheap lunch together, and explain to people why it's a good cause. You can also encourage participants to raise extra money on their own to help donate.
Also, would it be possible to take donations at dog shows? You could explain to people that the money goes towards genetic HD research.
There's no reason the money for the research has to be placed souly on the owners of the dogs. This type of research benefits EVERY dog breed, because all research has to start somewhere. I'm not sure how feasible all this would be for all of you (I know this type of thing is very common in the US, though) but I figured I'd throw it out there for you, just in case.  |
In Sweden we have about five CsV, and most people do not know that the breed exist at all, most of the people at the Swedish Kennel Club think it is not a recognized breed, and some insurance company´s will not insure are hybrid´s
I think it might work better whit a big breed like GSD... but the CsW breed is a very small and reare breed
But I did ask people here before if we should start a CsV fundation, for future blood lines... the answer I got, was that there was no money needed
So
maybe we can ask the clubs to pay
Or start a CsV fundation now fore future health problems and blood lines
???
Best regards / Mikael