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koboldine · 03-06-2010, 18:33

Hi elf,
great job, thanks a lot!!!!

I think that in Czech Breeding Commitee they needed to classify according to the "ancient" dogs, as this must have been started years ago.
From these classifications we can nevertheless define "interesting Pedigree" concerning blood lines.

Is there any chance to observe the character - ok, bonitation codes exist, but I sometimes would like to see them more differenciated...

Because...in my oppinion the character of a dog - and how he/she gives it to his/her puppies is important as well. CVC are special when it comes to characterising, and I have observed some kind of "fade out" of several character-parts in recent breeding - at least in Germany.

e.g. someone who likes to work with their dogs might find dogs from group IV more interesting... you know where I´m heading?
Others might have exellent blood but their puppies are more aggressiv or shy or...
Doesn´t that count in "interesting pedigrees"? (this is quite hypothetic as I do not know many CZ wolfdogs, nor enough wolfdogs from whereever to judge somehow)

Once again, thanks for this great tool - like Mikael already said: something to play with all weekend

regards
koboldine

03-06-2010, 18:33	#15
koboldine Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 472	Hi elf, great job, thanks a lot!!!! I think that in Czech Breeding Commitee they needed to classify according to the "ancient" dogs, as this must have been started years ago. From these classifications we can nevertheless define "interesting Pedigree" concerning blood lines. Is there any chance to observe the character - ok, bonitation codes exist, but I sometimes would like to see them more differenciated... Because...in my oppinion the character of a dog - and how he/she gives it to his/her puppies is important as well. CVC are special when it comes to characterising, and I have observed some kind of "fade out" of several character-parts in recent breeding - at least in Germany. e.g. someone who likes to work with their dogs might find dogs from group IV more interesting... you know where I´m heading? Others might have exellent blood but their puppies are more aggressiv or shy or... Doesn´t that count in "interesting pedigrees"? (this is quite hypothetic as I do not know many CZ wolfdogs, nor enough wolfdogs from whereever to judge somehow) Once again, thanks for this great tool - like Mikael already said: something to play with all weekend regards koboldine __________________ Kein Mensch darf mir meine Schwächen so deutlich zeigen, wie meine (Wolfs-)Hunde es tun.