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Originally Posted by Mikael
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 |
I don't think it necessarily needs to be a whole big organization or anything, just dog owners/lovers of any breed that want to give a little something to help research. People give donations all the time to help fund research for all sorts of diseases that face humans, I think people might be interested to help fund research for dogs as well. Just getting people together for one day to raise money wouldn't have to be a whole start of an organization or anything. But, I can see a problem if it's in a general population that is very spread out, this sort of thing works best in highly populated areas, like urban cities or suburbs, that's why I suggested hitting up people at dog shows.
All I'm saying, is it doesn't just have to be for CsV owners. It doesn't even have to be by people that know what the breed even IS, the fundraising could help spread awareness of the breed, as well!
