New Member from the U.S.

Rachel86 · 27-08-2011, 07:32

Hello everyone!

We’re new members to wolfdog.org but we’ve been reading the forum and visiting the site for a few months now. We’re looking to get a female puppy from an early spring 2012 and thus looking for good breeders that wish to improve the breed and help develop sound lines in the United States. I have been cautioned against posting a “resume” on the forum and will take that expert advice. We have a lot to offer and would like to get in contact with breeders that are comfortable with sending dogs overseas.
Most of the threads I’ve found on the site are geared towards people that already own and or breed CSW’s so I’m hesitant to post anything on active threads. We do not have a CSW just yet but we’re experienced with dominant breeds. We have a husky/collie mix named Ryebread; he’s the center of our lives and cannot wait to expand our family.

Shadowlands · 27-08-2011, 10:30

Welcome to the forum Rachel. Good luck in your search.

Vaiva · 27-08-2011, 11:34

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Originally Posted by Rachel86

Most of the threads I’ve found on the site are geared towards people that already own and or breed CSW’s so I’m hesitant to post anything on active threads.

Well, people, who have no wolfdog YET are also free to have their opinion and tell it in public

So do not hesitate.
Did you contact let's say Marcy? Working together in searching for a useful lineages could be more easy and also rewarding

27-08-2011, 16:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rachel86

Most of the threads I’ve found on the site are geared towards people that already own and or breed CSW’s so I’m hesitant to post anything on active threads.

Oh, please, I've been around here 2 years, am still no closer to getting my dog, and I post all the time!

So where in Chicago are you from? We're in the south suburbs.

yukidomari · 27-08-2011, 20:15

Hello and welcome to the forum!

Of course the general advice is to meet some dogs in person, talk with many breeders not just about their dogs or puppies you'd like but rather just in general information, and spend a lot of time combing through old threads. Perhaps plan a trip to Europe to take a look, hopefully meet lots of dogs that way, visit the breeder you're interested in.

A bit of a downer, but things are not always how it appears re breeders and dogs on the forum.. As always one must spend considerable time digging around to get a better picture.

As you seem to be in a bit of a rush to get a dog, I'd recommend speaking to domestic breeders for their advice too.

Best regards
Jing

AMERICANI · 27-08-2011, 20:30

Welcome aboard! I wish you the best in finding your CsV. If you have any questions we are here to help. Jason

Czertice · 28-08-2011, 13:45

Welcome! I also recommend reading foreign language parts of the forum (I use google translator).
Have fun!

Rona · 28-08-2011, 15:55

Welcome and good luck in finding the best vlcak pup for you, when you feel ready for the little beast!

Rachel86 · 29-08-2011, 06:26

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Originally Posted by Vicky

So where in Chicago are you from? We're in the south suburbs.

We live in Chicago actually. I used to live in the south suburbs as well - Joliet/Plainfield area

27-08-2011, 07:32	#1
Rachel86 Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Chicago Posts: 4	New Member from the U.S. Hello everyone! We’re new members to wolfdog.org but we’ve been reading the forum and visiting the site for a few months now. We’re looking to get a female puppy from an early spring 2012 and thus looking for good breeders that wish to improve the breed and help develop sound lines in the United States. I have been cautioned against posting a “resume” on the forum and will take that expert advice. We have a lot to offer and would like to get in contact with breeders that are comfortable with sending dogs overseas. Most of the threads I’ve found on the site are geared towards people that already own and or breed CSW’s so I’m hesitant to post anything on active threads. We do not have a CSW just yet but we’re experienced with dominant breeds. We have a husky/collie mix named Ryebread; he’s the center of our lives and cannot wait to expand our family. __________________

27-08-2011, 20:30	#6
AMERICANI Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Planet Earth Posts: 111	Welcome to the newbies Welcome aboard! I wish you the best in finding your CsV. If you have any questions we are here to help. Jason

28-08-2011, 13:45	#7
Czertice Rakša Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Praha Posts: 292	Welcome! I also recommend reading foreign language parts of the forum (I use google translator). Have fun! __________________

28-08-2011, 15:55	#8
Rona Distinguished Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Kraków Posts: 3,509	Welcome and good luck in finding the best vlcak pup for you, when you feel ready for the little beast! __________________

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27-08-2011, 10:30	#2
Shadowlands Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Vidin Posts: 391	Welcome to the forum Rachel. Good luck in your search.

27-08-2011, 20:15	#5
yukidomari Moderator Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Los Angeles CA Posts: 847	Hello and welcome to the forum! Of course the general advice is to meet some dogs in person, talk with many breeders not just about their dogs or puppies you'd like but rather just in general information, and spend a lot of time combing through old threads. Perhaps plan a trip to Europe to take a look, hopefully meet lots of dogs that way, visit the breeder you're interested in. A bit of a downer, but things are not always how it appears re breeders and dogs on the forum.. As always one must spend considerable time digging around to get a better picture. As you seem to be in a bit of a rush to get a dog, I'd recommend speaking to domestic breeders for their advice too. Best regards Jing