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Originally Posted by of_Mercedes_Dream
Hello from Belgium,
I answer
1/as breeder: when every csw in the west is bad, why did I passed the bonitation with 2 dogs by driving 1000km? Why driving 800km for passing the VZ40km? Why did I give up my work for all my puppies? I was absolutely NOT happy that Akela has 10 puppies in stead of 5 or 6.
2/as president of the new Belgian club "www.cswbelgium.be":
we have next breeding regulations (born after 01/01/07)and tell me what we can do more:
having age of 2 years, pedigree fci, minimum 2 x very good on a dogshow, having a workingjudgement fci in obedience or agility or canicross or endurance or IPO or...., having a bonitation with good results, having x rays HD and not worse than C1.
I think we in Belgium take a good start.
It's not official yet, but we will organise in 2007 a bonitation.
Greatings and happy new year
Patrick Cools
"csw belgium"
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Can I give one idea??
I think that alone breeders can breed ("make" pupies), but, is simply impossible impeach owners to make pupies without any control.
But, is possible minimise the cases of these unprogramed litters put the castration in contrac, here this have functioned very well with the Bernese mountain dog and with the Australian sheepheard, with the Bernese the pupies is castrate with 7 weeks, I find this age very early, but, with the Aussies the pet dogs are castrate with 6 months ( before the first heath) the castration is put in a contract, and the dog is castrate by one veterinary that was chose by the breeder / club...
Why not do the same with the CzW?
Isn't difficult and, really, I not find that one owner, people who not want breeding, have to pass the "heat phasis", this want say, the behaviour change and other things common in the heat.
Greetings
Paula