To all friends

[z Peronówki]

became "half norwegian" last winter when I was one of the activists who
tried to hinder the norwegian government to wipe out one of our
few packs, but I´m sure you all know that they where shot down by
helicopter in Norway.

We heard about that. I was a suprised that they shot those wolves - so many
people tried to save them..

We got the same problem here in Poland this winter. Governour of Podkarpacie
asked for the permision to kill 50 wolves (he is of course one of the
hunters). But this time we won: Ministry of Environment dismissed that
request (it happened due to our protests). Scientists will check now if
there are really to many wolves in Poland (the numbers given by hunters
always depart from the truth...)

As I´ve been working with biology subjects and studying the wolves, I´ve
detected how similar the spepherds and the wolves are, both
fysically but mostly mentally.
Sanna Folkeson

Kama (the owner of Fany) found a great M.A. thesis which tries to compare
wolves (from the wolfpark "Stobnica") and dogs. A big minus of it are
missing information about dogs (you can see the author have not sufficient
information about dog behaviour). But it's really worth of reading. The main
point is: although it's easy recognize wolf and dog, the differences between
them are small. I think if she will have any chance to insert in this thesis
also information about our wolfdogs it will be a "missing link" between
canis lupus and canis familiaris....

Greetings,
Margo