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cpw · 30-06-2005, 03:55

"Hi guys, i've heard many stories that wolf hybrids are unpredictable and dangerous, especially since there have been many reports of children being killed and seriously injured by this particular breed. From what i've heard wolf hybrids are the type of dogs you can have in your backyard, a dog that loves its owner, but a dangerous dog to take outside due to their wild nature."

While I do not intend to compare Csw with wolfxdogs I hope you will visit this site and learn some facts about them,
http://www.kc.net/%7Ewolf2dog/index.html

"i wonder why nobody has tried to get a female and a male in the u.s. and hope for some offsprings hehe"

I hope that this does not happen soon. As a Csw owner in the US I have to say that I am feeling very protective of this breed. Responsible breeding is not so simple as just getting a male and a female. most breeders do not repeat breedings except when there are exceptional results. You can import a Csw without any problem, if the Csw was easy to find here, I have no doubt that they would be used to Wolf up the appearance of Wolfxdogs.(There are many irresponsible breeders of wolfxdogs here in the US)This sort of connection would not be good for the future of the Csw in the US. It would be better(in my opinion)for people who really want a Csw to import one and enjoy it.Perhaps one day there will be enough owners in the country to form a club to protect this special breed.

I would like to add that as someone who has lived with German ShepherdxWolf dogs since 1987 I find the use of the word Hybrid to describe them to be inacurate. A hybrid is a cross between species and Wolfs and dogs are all the same species.
http://www.kc.net/%7Ewolf2dog/wdgenes.html

That being said I would like to once again make it clear that I am not trying to equate the Csw with a Wolfxdog.The Csw has been carefully bred for a purpose while here in the US wolfxdogs have been bred without any control and in many cases, with no intent other than profit.

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cpw Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 16	"Hi guys, i've heard many stories that wolf hybrids are unpredictable and dangerous, especially since there have been many reports of children being killed and seriously injured by this particular breed. From what i've heard wolf hybrids are the type of dogs you can have in your backyard, a dog that loves its owner, but a dangerous dog to take outside due to their wild nature." While I do not intend to compare Csw with wolfxdogs I hope you will visit this site and learn some facts about them, http://www.kc.net/%7Ewolf2dog/index.html "i wonder why nobody has tried to get a female and a male in the u.s. and hope for some offsprings hehe" I hope that this does not happen soon. As a Csw owner in the US I have to say that I am feeling very protective of this breed. Responsible breeding is not so simple as just getting a male and a female. most breeders do not repeat breedings except when there are exceptional results. You can import a Csw without any problem, if the Csw was easy to find here, I have no doubt that they would be used to Wolf up the appearance of Wolfxdogs.(There are many irresponsible breeders of wolfxdogs here in the US)This sort of connection would not be good for the future of the Csw in the US. It would be better(in my opinion)for people who really want a Csw to import one and enjoy it.Perhaps one day there will be enough owners in the country to form a club to protect this special breed. I would like to add that as someone who has lived with German ShepherdxWolf dogs since 1987 I find the use of the word Hybrid to describe them to be inacurate. A hybrid is a cross between species and Wolfs and dogs are all the same species. http://www.kc.net/%7Ewolf2dog/wdgenes.html That being said I would like to once again make it clear that I am not trying to equate the Csw with a Wolfxdog.The Csw has been carefully bred for a purpose while here in the US wolfxdogs have been bred without any control and in many cases, with no intent other than profit. [/url]