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Villulv · 13-03-2002, 17:50

There are quite a number of so called wolf "hybrids" - as they are one and the same kind they should not be called hybrids but crossings - in both Norway and Sweden. I have met several of them. A hybrid is an individual who is crossed between species and is steril. If crossings wouldn=B4t be allowed, they wouldn=B4t be but they are. In Sweden we have the same prohibition you have stated here, Per Olav, but Saarlos is not accepted as a dog of the SKA. The CSV is though, as far as I have been able to find out.

Sanna

13-03-2002, 17:50	#18
Villulv Junior Member Join Date: Jan 1970 Posts: 42	To all friends There are quite a number of so called wolf "hybrids" - as they are one and the same kind they should not be called hybrids but crossings - in both Norway and Sweden. I have met several of them. A hybrid is an individual who is crossed between species and is steril. If crossings wouldn=B4t be allowed, they wouldn=B4t be but they are. In Sweden we have the same prohibition you have stated here, Per Olav, but Saarlos is not accepted as a dog of the SKA. The CSV is though, as far as I have been able to find out. Sanna