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Minna · 05-04-2002, 08:29

Hi Sanna,

Thanks a lot for your hard work on this issue; please, keep digging deeper so that we get these facts black and white from the authorities. Could it be that people in Sweden who are in charge (custom officers etc.) of this matter don't know the facts or misinterpret them on purpose ? In this case they would need to learn the truth ...

And Damaris, you asked about CsV's ears? Why some CsVs seem to have even bigger ears than the German Shepherds have. Well, I guess that the ears are not bigger than these GSD's ears were that were used to create a CsV. CsV has a different head form than GSD which makes their ears look bigger. It seems often that female CsVs have bigger ears than male dogs. It is because females have often a very slim head; males are more masculine and their head is broader and this makes the ears look smaller.

Regards, Minna

05-04-2002, 08:29	#23
Minna Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 50	To Sanna, Damaris and every one Hi Sanna, Thanks a lot for your hard work on this issue; please, keep digging deeper so that we get these facts black and white from the authorities. Could it be that people in Sweden who are in charge (custom officers etc.) of this matter don't know the facts or misinterpret them on purpose ? In this case they would need to learn the truth ... And Damaris, you asked about CsV's ears? Why some CsVs seem to have even bigger ears than the German Shepherds have. Well, I guess that the ears are not bigger than these GSD's ears were that were used to create a CsV. CsV has a different head form than GSD which makes their ears look bigger. It seems often that female CsVs have bigger ears than male dogs. It is because females have often a very slim head; males are more masculine and their head is broader and this makes the ears look smaller. Regards, Minna