Misleading article about Hybrids and Wolfdogs

Puma · 17-11-2009, 15:20

The title, how catchy it may be, is quite misleading in my opinion.

And the fact, that in one sentence, hybrids are mentioned together with Saarloos and Czechoslovakian wolfdogs, makes a lot of people, not familiar with our wolfdogs, believe that hybrids AND wolfdogs are a danger to humans.

It is these 2 sentences, that I do not like:

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“The hybrid - along with the Czechoslovakian wolfdog and the sarloos - are difficult dogs, but not in a dangerous s ense.”
However, Beverley Cuddy, editor of Dogs Today, added: “The relaxation in the law seems madness. To live in a domestic situation with a part-wolf is insane.
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Maybe misleading isn't the right word, but simplistic it is to me.

17-11-2009, 15:20	#3
Puma Ottokar lovers Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Amsterdam Posts: 271	The title, how catchy it may be, is quite misleading in my opinion. And the fact, that in one sentence, hybrids are mentioned together with Saarloos and Czechoslovakian wolfdogs, makes a lot of people, not familiar with our wolfdogs, believe that hybrids AND wolfdogs are a danger to humans. It is these 2 sentences, that I do not like: "" “The hybrid - along with the Czechoslovakian wolfdog and the sarloos - are difficult dogs, but not in a dangerous s ense.” However, Beverley Cuddy, editor of Dogs Today, added: “The relaxation in the law seems madness. To live in a domestic situation with a part-wolf is insane. "" Maybe misleading isn't the right word, but simplistic it is to me.