'Wolfdogs' of unknown origin - CzW or not?

massimo · 17-07-2008, 15:45

This is my small personal comment:
I am positively surpised to see such open discussion from a breeder about how she workes, usually breeders reply to do your own business and to gain experience before critisizing or even commenting their work.
This doesn't mean I agree with her work of course, I find it risky to breed on dogs who's parents are unknown.
Surely the "goal" of Mrs Leclerc is totally different from that of the "mutara project", although a process for LIR has been made...and after LIR there is LOI, meaning official papers and freedom to breed within the breed itself.
This scares me a bit and make me think and suggest to all others to look very carefully at what dog you are purchasing, to be very careful when you see dogs with tricky or not 100% known ancestors on Pedigree.
Massimo

17-07-2008, 15:45	#12
massimo Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Prague 6 Posts: 2,090	This is my small personal comment: I am positively surpised to see such open discussion from a breeder about how she workes, usually breeders reply to do your own business and to gain experience before critisizing or even commenting their work. This doesn't mean I agree with her work of course, I find it risky to breed on dogs who's parents are unknown. Surely the "goal" of Mrs Leclerc is totally different from that of the "mutara project", although a process for LIR has been made...and after LIR there is LOI, meaning official papers and freedom to breed within the breed itself. This scares me a bit and make me think and suggest to all others to look very carefully at what dog you are purchasing, to be very careful when you see dogs with tricky or not 100% known ancestors on Pedigree. Massimo __________________ ---------- Oliver & Lunatica