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Marja · 09-04-2002, 17:41

Hello Sanna,

Maybe it is best not to wake the "sleeping dogs! (that's a general attitude in Holland i sometimes think). Now it is still a grey aera and many people/dogs can get away with it that they have a half wolf/half dog. Once the authority must act officially on this isseu then there can be a not so good outcome for the wolfdogs. I know that is sounds redicilous but sometimes that is the way it goes. I can think of only one reason that it should be investigated and that is when there are serious problems with bite incidents from these wolfdogs. But i think that is not the case here. In my country most bite incidents are from golden retriever dogs...you know.. the ever kind and willing dog who comes in family homes because of that reason and then they don't have any knowledge of dogs and children for that matter. Well anyway, it just a remark on your very interesting mail!

best of luck,
Marja.

09-04-2002, 17:41	#25
Marja Junior Member Join Date: Jan 1970 Posts: 7	To Minna and every one Hello Sanna, Maybe it is best not to wake the "sleeping dogs! (that's a general attitude in Holland i sometimes think). Now it is still a grey aera and many people/dogs can get away with it that they have a half wolf/half dog. Once the authority must act officially on this isseu then there can be a not so good outcome for the wolfdogs. I know that is sounds redicilous but sometimes that is the way it goes. I can think of only one reason that it should be investigated and that is when there are serious problems with bite incidents from these wolfdogs. But i think that is not the case here. In my country most bite incidents are from golden retriever dogs...you know.. the ever kind and willing dog who comes in family homes because of that reason and then they don't have any knowledge of dogs and children for that matter. Well anyway, it just a remark on your very interesting mail! best of luck, Marja.