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Pavel · 13-03-2002, 09:51

Hi,
according my information from my swedish friends is the problem in wrong formulation in law. Sweden have in this sense same law, like e.d. Norway. But in Norway is the text folowing (sorry, but its not the 100% quotation) "... is forbiden to own wolfdogs (exc. Saarloos and Czechoslovakian wolfdog) ...". In Sweden is same text, but without the notice in parenthesis. And its a problem, because "wolfdog" means in most language "hybrid" and really "wolfdog" as well. Swedish law was built against the "hybrids"
but momentaly is valid for our dogs too, because wrong formulation.

Pavel

13-03-2002, 09:51	#15
Pavel Moderator Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 2,190	To all friends Hi, according my information from my swedish friends is the problem in wrong formulation in law. Sweden have in this sense same law, like e.d. Norway. But in Norway is the text folowing (sorry, but its not the 100% quotation) "... is forbiden to own wolfdogs (exc. Saarloos and Czechoslovakian wolfdog) ...". In Sweden is same text, but without the notice in parenthesis. And its a problem, because "wolfdog" means in most language "hybrid" and really "wolfdog" as well. Swedish law was built against the "hybrids" but momentaly is valid for our dogs too, because wrong formulation. Pavel