Meeting of North American Wolfdogs?

Kat · 09-08-2007, 00:30

By the way everyone! Let's see all the wolfdogs pictures that are here in the US!!!

This is my Elek.

zikika · 10-08-2007, 01:41

Great!
You are pioneers in your country....

how did all you carried th puppies?By airplane?they could be stay with you in the arm or in the hold?

Bye

Kat · 10-08-2007, 03:26

Hello! We actually got our puppy flown to us. They had him in cargo but I have to say, they took real good care of him. They gave him water at all times. They loved him when we went to pick him up. Funny picture above, we taught our little man how to smile! I wish my teeth are as white as his!

cpw · 10-08-2007, 04:05

Both of our pups were flown air cargo by Czech Airlines. They took very good care of them. Both arrived clean, calm, and happy. Here are a few pictures.

cpw · 10-08-2007, 04:34

That did not work as planned. See some pictures here.
http://s197.photobucket.com/albums/aa181/cpw01/cpw2/
Both our pups flew here on czech airlines. They were clean, calm, healthy and happy.

GalomyOak · 09-02-2008, 02:41

Hello,

Summer is still a little ways off...but I was curious, are there any plans in the works for a meeting? I think we are perhaps the newest CsV owners in the US, our sweet Anthea (od Vlci Skaly) arrived 2 weeks ago. She is a firecracker - very smart, obedient, energetic, and witty! She has an incredible food drive!

We live in southeast Virginia - previously there had been talk of meeting at the Wintergreen Resort, which would of course work great for us! But we are also willing to travel.

Also, I am very interested in the starting of a breed club in the US, obviously, this would have challenges since we are a relatively small group, and very spread out, but it would be nice to be "official" in the US. It seems that everywhere we go, Anthea generates a lot of interest, and I have had several people ask about the status of our breed here. It would be nice to be able to educate and support one another as a group.

Looking forward to meeting other American CsV families!

Kat · 12-02-2008, 01:03

I am definitly still interested in arranging a meeting of all the wolfdogs in the US. I am currently in New York but planning to move to North Carolina. But we are willing to travel to meet up with everyone. I'm sure my boy Elek would be so happy to meet all of his other wolfdogs being that he LOVES to play with other dogs. I would also be interested in starting an "official" club here. I know what you mean about your little girl attracting attention. Wherever we go with our little man, people are automatically drawn to him. They are the most intriguing breed I have ever seen. I think the most important aspect is educating more people about this breed. These dogs are more than just "looks" and require much more than any ordinary dog. These dogs require a lot of time, patience, discipline and love. They are a very powerful breed (moreso than any dog we are used to in the US). My only concern is that a lot of people here in the US, won't be able to dedicate the necassary time to these dogs. I wouldn't want a wolfdog labeled as a "pitbull" here in the US because one got into the wrong hands. Just my opinion of course.

10-08-2007, 01:41	#2
zikika Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: livorno Posts: 1,869	Great! You are pioneers in your country.... how did all you carried th puppies?By airplane?they could be stay with you in the arm or in the hold? Bye __________________ Federica Stefano Filippo Kira e Wasat

09-08-2007, 00:30	#1
Kat Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Raleigh, NC Posts: 29	By the way everyone! Let's see all the wolfdogs pictures that are here in the US!!! This is my Elek.

10-08-2007, 03:26	#3
Kat Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Raleigh, NC Posts: 29	Hello! We actually got our puppy flown to us. They had him in cargo but I have to say, they took real good care of him. They gave him water at all times. They loved him when we went to pick him up. Funny picture above, we taught our little man how to smile! I wish my teeth are as white as his!

10-08-2007, 04:05	#4
cpw Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 16	Both of our pups were flown air cargo by Czech Airlines. They took very good care of them. Both arrived clean, calm, and happy. Here are a few pictures.

10-08-2007, 04:34	#5
cpw Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 16	That did not work as planned. See some pictures here. http://s197.photobucket.com/albums/aa181/cpw01/cpw2/ Both our pups flew here on czech airlines. They were clean, calm, healthy and happy.

09-02-2008, 02:41	#6
GalomyOak Howling Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Colorado Posts: 436	Hello, Summer is still a little ways off...but I was curious, are there any plans in the works for a meeting? I think we are perhaps the newest CsV owners in the US, our sweet Anthea (od Vlci Skaly) arrived 2 weeks ago. She is a firecracker - very smart, obedient, energetic, and witty! She has an incredible food drive! We live in southeast Virginia - previously there had been talk of meeting at the Wintergreen Resort, which would of course work great for us! But we are also willing to travel. Also, I am very interested in the starting of a breed club in the US, obviously, this would have challenges since we are a relatively small group, and very spread out, but it would be nice to be "official" in the US. It seems that everywhere we go, Anthea generates a lot of interest, and I have had several people ask about the status of our breed here. It would be nice to be able to educate and support one another as a group. Looking forward to meeting other American CsV families!

12-02-2008, 01:03	#7
Kat Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Raleigh, NC Posts: 29	I am definitly still interested in arranging a meeting of all the wolfdogs in the US. I am currently in New York but planning to move to North Carolina. But we are willing to travel to meet up with everyone. I'm sure my boy Elek would be so happy to meet all of his other wolfdogs being that he LOVES to play with other dogs. I would also be interested in starting an "official" club here. I know what you mean about your little girl attracting attention. Wherever we go with our little man, people are automatically drawn to him. They are the most intriguing breed I have ever seen. I think the most important aspect is educating more people about this breed. These dogs are more than just "looks" and require much more than any ordinary dog. These dogs require a lot of time, patience, discipline and love. They are a very powerful breed (moreso than any dog we are used to in the US). My only concern is that a lot of people here in the US, won't be able to dedicate the necassary time to these dogs. I wouldn't want a wolfdog labeled as a "pitbull" here in the US because one got into the wrong hands. Just my opinion of course.