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Old 25-01-2009, 22:54   #1
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Yep!
Went to Budapest to pic up a puppy called Echo Crying Wolf (Hitt x Arys)
While I was there, many pics to Galiba.
He remains my favourite Wolfdog. 7 years old and super tight lip.
Also Betta Cannus Lupus, 12 years old, beautiful.
All pics are here:
http://flickr.com/photos/oliver_luni...7612855841443/
what beautiful wolfdogs, looking at some photos of recent wolfdogs makes you wonder what is truely happening to the breed,, and thats just by looking on the rehoming page,,,,,,pacino
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Old 26-01-2009, 23:47   #2
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Hello Massimo,

Galiba is one of my favorites too. Thanks for the very nice photos.

Succes with the little Echo, out of a beatiful, very promising combination. I spotted it already as Arys z Oravy produced some succesful offspring (besides that she is the grandmother of my dog). The father, Hitt spod Dumbiera, looks magnificent on the photo's with his yellow eyes.

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Old 27-01-2009, 21:39   #3
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Thank you very much Massimo for the photos. Galiba is one of my favorites wolfdogs and there are not many photos. Congratulations for your beautifull Jasna and your new puppy.
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