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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Skien/Oslo
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Well I dunno who to answer first but I do too again wish you all a Happy New year and I hope you had a nice Christmas.
Maybe I shall start in chronological order: So first of all Rona: Thank you for your gift I dont intend to "fight back" just comment some things from your nice and long post. Starting with a personal religious feeling about me (just dont tell me that souls are not religion) Quote: "Though deeply in my soul I think your "case" is hopeless ![]() I just have to comment that gladly many people on the polish forum were more objective and they helped me with giving links to SW breeders homepages and supported my idea of getting a SW. I write this just so the debatants who dont understand polish and cant read the polish forum, dont think that you represent all the people from the polish forum. 1. As for the lifting of the ban well maybe I dont know so perfectly what have happend in the UK but what I know is that if no proper action will be taken then the whole case in Norway will just lie dead as it have done since the ban. So if someone wish the CSV ban to be lifted a little sooner than when our grandgrand children will be able to buy CSVs, then all possibilities are worth trying or so do I think and thats why I thought of most naturally using the political party that I am a member of to get the case of lifting the ban upwards in the system. A political party have much greater power than single individuals and if they support lifting of the ban then we will be much closer the ban being lifted. 2. Ok my bad I havent read enough about the case, but still I think that something can be done instead of just sitting and wishfully thinking that the dog will get unbanned by itself. Ahh ok I am sorry I know people have done a public protest action and now are doing some hidden actions but if those hidden actions dont give any result in many years. Then it cant harm to try some more public kind of action and it might actually work and this time not an action that is public because some people support it, but supported by a political party (thats when the authorities start caring). 3. & 4. I have said that in the responses that I got in this thread there were no advice other than "Skip buying the dog, no matter what you do you will never be good enough to have a wolfdog" that was the "advice" here compressed to a short statement. Of course in other threads and topics there are some valuable info I think, that I am reading even if Per Olav think that: Quote "You don't learn by reading on a forum" End of Quote I do still think that there are many interesting topics that bring valuable information. But I do always have the breeder to ask for the most valuable info and literature about wolfdogs although I dont know if its good enough since its hard to find any "guidebook" precisely about the SW. As for the experience well I have never stated that I am experienced with wolfdogs because I have had a GSD, I just said that I have experience with dogs in general and that I am not someone who is gonna buy a SW as the first dog in the life. Regarding the experience, well if people were thinking in this way then there would be no new owners of SWs since you cant be experienced with the dog without having it.....and if you in order to have it need to be experienced...then it becomes a locked circle. BTW I think that in Poland this whole thing is much easier than in other places, since I do see on the polish forum people who keep their dogs in flats inside a block or who get their pups before they are 7 weeks or its their first experience with owning a dog (any dog) and no one is bombing them with criticism.....but actually I wasnt too bombed with criticism on the polish forum but advised how to easier find a SW breeder. As for the costs of having a wolfdog well I am prepared that the dog can do more "fun things" than any other kind of dog, so I prepare for the "educational process" with most possible patience and time as for the mental aspects. As for the physical ones well I am not small by nature so I should be strong enough :P And as for the economic ones well even if the dog eats half of my house I shall not go bancrupt :P As for other preparations well then as I have said I am reading everything possible about SWs and wolfdogs in general and asking the breeder by mail when I wonder about something special about the dog + I got description of the pups by the breeder and the breeder herself advised me which pup will probably be the best one for me. I dunno if I am good enough prepared but I am at least more prepared than many other owners I have read about who just bought their CSV or SW on an impulse with 0 preparations or even theoretical reading about the race. And its still a month until I shall pick up my pup from Germany. Now lets answer GalomyOak: First of all I must congratualte you upon being the first person in this topic to answer me and write about the race and your own experience without criticising me personally =D I do appreciate this. As for your experience its nice to read it all I just have to stop in the place when you say its required to own a possesion with a especially prepared kennel etc. Since many people are living with CSVs in blocks in Poland for example and claim that it goes perfectly well. Personally my main place of living (and that is where the dog shall live) is a large house (350 m2) with a large garden the posession is about 1500 m2 and forests close by. So space shall not be a problem although I dont plan to build a kennel since I want to keep the dog inside the house when it shall sleep or rest etc. Since I wish to keep it as a company dog, (It shall ofc. be some hours during the day in the garden to run around in addition to the walks to the woods) so I plan to have it with me in the house preferably than in a kennel and I hope it shall go well. And for the last answer to Per Olav: Well I do know a little about the making of laws (since I study law) but ofc. not close to as much as you do so I shall not argue. As for my political party then I am pretty sure that when they get explained the reason of CSV being banned and that it wasnt the same reason as with the other dogs then they shall very quickly write about the case in their newspaper and talk about it on the "landsmøte" (The fact that Kristin Halvorsen asked for revoting of the ban in order to get the CSV banned, will probably, be also something important to point at for FrP). As for me being unaware of the SW owners in my proximity well its not so easy to find them on the internet. I have done a big effort searching for the breeders and I found the Norwegian breeder for example only because of the help from a Finnish breeder because the homepage of the Norwegian breeder: http://www.ulveblikk.com/ didnt come up in Google when searching for Saarloos breeder. And first later on I got response from the German breeder that I am going to buy the pup from. (Earlier I got response from a Czech breeder but I decided to wait for a wolfgrey pup rather than buy a forestbrown one). But if you know some SW owners in Telemark (thats where I live mainly and where the dog shall live all the time), Vestfold (its close to both Telemark and Oslo) or Akershus/Oslo (I got examinations on my university there) who got some homepages then feel free to link to them since they cant be found in google at least not with the normal seeking words like Saarloos Wolfhond etc. Ah and as far as I know Rogaland is nearly as far away as Trondheim from the place where I live, ah btw never mind now I see Claressa is not the SW owner you mentioned. As for the situation in Norway well maybe its totally different but I know of many examples where some laws were changed after a political party started supporting the change. And since people said that it was egoistic to only care about mine dog and not the future of the race as a whole then this can be my effort to try to lift the ban on CSV and make the future of SW safer. If it works then it will be fantastic if it doesnt well at least I will try to do something for the wolfdogs in general. And either way if my keeping of the SW will be a success and everything will go well and the SW becomes adult and still everything will go well then later on after the CSV gets unbanned (if it can happen in the next 10 years) I plan to own a CSV as dog number 2. BTW thanks for the help, for the first time in this whole topic I see you are actually trying to help me (instead of criticising me) and told me that there are SW owners in Norway who live close to my place thats nice =D |
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