Puppy in California

Enid Black · 20-01-2010, 01:37

Just going to translate it in Italian and put it on the Italian Forum.. I hope the puppy will be well (why people just can't THINK??!)

GalomyOak · 20-01-2010, 02:14

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Originally Posted by Enid Black

Just going to translate it in Italian and put it on the Italian Forum.. I hope the puppy will be well (why people just can't THINK??!)

Thank you so much...but, now at least I know who the breeder is, no more translations needed - so they are also able to address the problem...if only the owner will respond to everyone who wants to help the puppy.

Marcy

Enid Black · 20-01-2010, 02:18

Ok, perfect, I'll tell to the Italian forum then... Paws crossed for the puppy!!

Rona · 02-02-2010, 20:27

Any news about the pup?

GalomyOak · 03-02-2010, 05:53

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Originally Posted by Rona

Any news about the pup?

Yes, there has been contact with the owner - between the breeder, me, and a few other helpful folks in the US. The owners have decided to seek some training with a professional trainer - and have finally "opened their eyes" that the breed is not a GSD.

No matter how many times someone tells you, or how you try to see it in your mind - there is no way to "know" a wolfdog until you have met and lived with one. Or 8.

If they decide not to keep the puppy, now they know for sure there are safe places for the puppy to go. So, this is a relief for me, at least.

Rona · 03-02-2010, 09:53

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Originally Posted by GalomyOak

If they decide not to keep the puppy, now they know for sure there are safe places for the puppy to go. So, this is a relief for me, at least.

I think more people feel relieved! Well done!

roo · 04-02-2010, 06:17

Great Job Marcy!!

It's almost impossible to adequately describe the differences to new prospective owners/packs of training a CSV versus any other breed. It's the information sharing, support, and networking such as this example that will help provide a stable base for the CSV breed in the U.S., or anywhere else that this breed is so rare. Thanks everyone!

I wonder, now that the first CSV litter has been born in the U.S., what language will they speak?? The biggest challenge I experienced when first receiving my CSV pup was of course the language barrier. For those of you on this forum, you know that the challenge I was referring to was not with the dog learning "English", but with me learning CSV...

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20-01-2010, 01:37	#1
Enid Black Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Arezzo Posts: 1,142	Just going to translate it in Italian and put it on the Italian Forum.. I hope the puppy will be well (why people just can't THINK??!)

20-01-2010, 02:18	#3
Enid Black Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Arezzo Posts: 1,142	Ok, perfect, I'll tell to the Italian forum then... Paws crossed for the puppy!!

04-02-2010, 06:17	#7
roo Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Lousiana Posts: 21	Great Job Marcy!! It's almost impossible to adequately describe the differences to new prospective owners/packs of training a CSV versus any other breed. It's the information sharing, support, and networking such as this example that will help provide a stable base for the CSV breed in the U.S., or anywhere else that this breed is so rare. Thanks everyone! I wonder, now that the first CSV litter has been born in the U.S., what language will they speak?? The biggest challenge I experienced when first receiving my CSV pup was of course the language barrier. For those of you on this forum, you know that the challenge I was referring to was not with the dog learning "English", but with me learning CSV...