Czech Wolfdog in UK / Welsh Rescue

Mosi · 18/02/2011, 01h28

Hey guys, its been a longgggg time since I've been on here... noticed this guy today in a local rescue. I can't believe how things have changed since 07 when we were fighting to allow the breed into the country, now they are cropping up in rescues

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I can't be 100% if this poor guy is all Czech, looks like he came in with a load of 'inuits' or whatever they are calling them nowadays. However he looks like theres at least a lot of czech in there.

http://www.freewebs.com/manytearsres...ngforhomes.htm

' 14-02-11 Tutuni is a stunning 6 year old boy. We have been advised that he is a Czechoslovakian Wolfdog. He is a gentle giant and whilst it is all new here for him and he is a little unsure he has come to me for reassurance. He adores being gentle caressed on his head and happily explored the yard this morning. Tutuni enjoys the comforts in life, so is looking for a home with a nice squidgy bed of his own. He is kennelled with Chaska who he adores and last night they were snuggled up together. This is an active breed dog, who would love a home where he could go jogging or for long walks. We would consider homing Tununi and Chaska together in the right circumtances. They are a social breed that do best homed with another dog, although we would only consider homing with dogs of a similar size and to homes without cats.'

Murph · 18/02/2011, 21h24

Check out wolfzone kennels blog page - that should explain things

GalomyOak · 18/02/2011, 22h48

Wow....what a terribly sad and tragic situation. It's every breeders nightmare.

Wyla · 19/02/2011, 13h40

Oh goodness... I'd heard about where it was that the 4 inuits at Many Tears had come from but didn't realise quite how severe the situation was with their 'breeder.' Would it be correct to assume that this poor boy is from the same place then?

GalomyOak · 19/02/2011, 14h54

For more clarity...

I think the above mentioned dog is - from Wolfzone's description - probably a CSV. Maybe it would even be ok to list in with wolfdog.org's "Older Available Dog" section as (Non-Reg!!!)? Poor, poor dogs...

Wyla, I think so...

For more clarity:
http://wolfzone.info/blog/?cat=1

Murph · 19/02/2011, 15h39

I have reframed from looking as I will just want to have him!

18/02/2011, 01h28	#1
Mosi Junior Member Date d'inscription: February 2004 Localisation: Wales Messages: 26	Czech Wolfdog in UK / Welsh Rescue Hey guys, its been a longgggg time since I've been on here... noticed this guy today in a local rescue. I can't believe how things have changed since 07 when we were fighting to allow the breed into the country, now they are cropping up in rescues . I can't be 100% if this poor guy is all Czech, looks like he came in with a load of 'inuits' or whatever they are calling them nowadays. However he looks like theres at least a lot of czech in there. http://www.freewebs.com/manytearsres...ngforhomes.htm ' 14-02-11 Tutuni is a stunning 6 year old boy. We have been advised that he is a Czechoslovakian Wolfdog. He is a gentle giant and whilst it is all new here for him and he is a little unsure he has come to me for reassurance. He adores being gentle caressed on his head and happily explored the yard this morning. Tutuni enjoys the comforts in life, so is looking for a home with a nice squidgy bed of his own. He is kennelled with Chaska who he adores and last night they were snuggled up together. This is an active breed dog, who would love a home where he could go jogging or for long walks. We would consider homing Tununi and Chaska together in the right circumtances. They are a social breed that do best homed with another dog, although we would only consider homing with dogs of a similar size and to homes without cats.' __________________ come see my art ---> www.afiach.deviantart.com

18/02/2011, 22h48	#3
GalomyOak Howling Member Date d'inscription: June 2007 Localisation: Colorado Messages: 436	Wow....what a terribly sad and tragic situation. It's every breeders nightmare. __________________ "What lies behind us and what lies ahead of us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us."~Henry David Thoreau http://www.galomyoak.com

19/02/2011, 14h54	#5
GalomyOak Howling Member Date d'inscription: June 2007 Localisation: Colorado Messages: 436	For more clarity... I think the above mentioned dog is - from Wolfzone's description - probably a CSV. Maybe it would even be ok to list in with wolfdog.org's "Older Available Dog" section as (Non-Reg!!!)? Poor, poor dogs... Wyla, I think so... For more clarity: http://wolfzone.info/blog/?cat=1 __________________ "What lies behind us and what lies ahead of us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us."~Henry David Thoreau http://www.galomyoak.com

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18/02/2011, 21h24	#2
Murph Junior Member Date d'inscription: May 2010 Localisation: Devon Messages: 54	Check out wolfzone kennels blog page - that should explain things

19/02/2011, 13h40	#4
Wyla Junior Member Date d'inscription: September 2009 Localisation: Bedfordshire, UK Messages: 5	Oh goodness... I'd heard about where it was that the 4 inuits at Many Tears had come from but didn't realise quite how severe the situation was with their 'breeder.' Would it be correct to assume that this poor boy is from the same place then?

19/02/2011, 15h39	#6
Murph Junior Member Date d'inscription: May 2010 Localisation: Devon Messages: 54	I have reframed from looking as I will just want to have him!