Rescue Wolfdogs

GalomyOak · 26-Aug-2010, 04:19 AM

I ran across this video on youtube tonight - I don't know who made it, but it's really nice! It puts our breed in a very nice light!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQPFtilcgFY

rivals · 26-Aug-2010, 06:38 AM

That mural at the end is amazing. This is a really great video!

hanninadina · 26-Aug-2010, 04:15 PM

There will be an article in next issue of wolfdogs magazine. Mijke from the netherlands is expert in this and shows it to people who are interested. It is amazing what the czech wolfdogs are able to do! The shots are from the nehterlands.

German Exor von der Wolfsranch called Fynn did it too.

Christian

Mikael · 26-Aug-2010, 04:58 PM

Cita:

Originalmente publicado por hanninadina

There will be an article in next issue of wolfdogs magazine. Mijke from the netherlands is expert in this and shows it to people who are interested. It is amazing what the czech wolfdogs are able to do! The shots are from the nehterlands.
Christian

The water photos is from the Nehterlands and Mijke, the rest are photos from the WD.org photo gallery...

But yes, I think Mijke did the video ?

Best regards / Mikael

mijke · 31-Aug-2010, 04:14 PM

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Originalmente publicado por Mikael

The water photos is from the Nehterlands and Mijke, the rest are photos from the WD.org photo gallery...

But yes, I think Mijke did the video ?

Best regards / Mikael

No, I did not make this presentation on you tube and I did not send photo's for this to anyone!

I think also Waterwork and avalanche training photo's were taken from wolfdog.org gallery.
But it is a great video!

Mikael · 31-Aug-2010, 06:18 PM

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Originalmente publicado por mijke

No, I did not make this presentation on you tube and I did not send photo's for this to anyone!

I think also Waterwork and avalanche training photo's were taken from wolfdog.org gallery.
But it is a great video!

OK

than we have a thief whit very good intentions for are breed

BTW, The text in the beginning of the video is stolen from WD.org to

(If someone do not have permission from Margo)

Yes, I also think it is a grate video

But maybe to good

I mean not all CsV is good rescue dogs

Best regards / Mikael

martiou07 · 31-Aug-2010, 06:57 PM

very nice video !!!!

mon ptitloup · 31-Aug-2010, 09:22 PM

wonderfull

Diego · 01-Sep-2010, 11:30 AM

Nice video!!

There are any photo's reprsenting my dog, Shinook

. Other dogs are "italian" dogs, but many of this are no more in activity.

All pictures comes from WD gallery...

Cita:

I mean not all CsV is good rescue dogs

It's depending from the time and engagement you dedicated...

P.S. Sorry for my bad english

01-Sep-2010, 01:26 PM

I'm curious, does anyone know if there are any kennels that focus on this a lot (not necessarily specifically breeding for it, but at least the owners are active with it)? Or is this more just a random dog here or there that gets involved?

michaelundinaeichhorn · 01-Sep-2010, 02:07 PM

Several of our owners are training in mantrail for rescue work and have done exams with the swiss mountain rescue, one dog was actually active as a mantrailer for missed persons, my dog started with active work and I plan to get her certified by the police this autumn (to be called to cases is quite difficult in Germany as they are actually fighting what exam of which rescue organisation will be the right one

).
But I know other dogs out of others kennels that work on it too.
There are not so many that reach actually working level as this is a terrible amount of time and work, it mostly hasn´t to do with the ability of the dog.
I also have problems at the moment to keep our level because of lack of time of training what is the reason why I will ask for the police exam in late autumn, she already has got the mountain rescue exam and several trainers see her as "ready to work" but as small points that are not really important for the real work can make you fail the exam I want to have time to prepare properly.

Ina

valentina · 01-Sep-2010, 02:15 PM

good video..... nothing is impossible when there are the passion and the work!
i think that you (all rescue people and dogs) are great!

31-Aug-2010, 06:57 PM	#7
martiou07 Moderator Registrado: September-2004 Ubicación: France Posts: 1,986	very nice video !!!! __________________

01-Sep-2010, 02:07 PM	#11
michaelundinaeichhorn Senior Member Registrado: September-2003 Ubicación: Bad Dürkheim Posts: 2,249	Several of our owners are training in mantrail for rescue work and have done exams with the swiss mountain rescue, one dog was actually active as a mantrailer for missed persons, my dog started with active work and I plan to get her certified by the police this autumn (to be called to cases is quite difficult in Germany as they are actually fighting what exam of which rescue organisation will be the right one). But I know other dogs out of others kennels that work on it too. There are not so many that reach actually working level as this is a terrible amount of time and work, it mostly hasn´t to do with the ability of the dog. I also have problems at the moment to keep our level because of lack of time of training what is the reason why I will ask for the police exam in late autumn, she already has got the mountain rescue exam and several trainers see her as "ready to work" but as small points that are not really important for the real work can make you fail the exam I want to have time to prepare properly. Ina

01-Sep-2010, 02:15 PM	#12
valentina e la zecca Misha Registrado: February-2006 Ubicación: Trento Posts: 9,262	good video..... nothing is impossible when there are the passion and the work! i think that you (all rescue people and dogs) are great! __________________ Valentina & MISHA & ARES

26-Aug-2010, 06:38 AM	#2
rivals Junior Member Registrado: August-2010 Ubicación: San Luis Obispo, CA Posts: 24	That mural at the end is amazing. This is a really great video!

26-Aug-2010, 04:15 PM	#3
hanninadina Senior Member Registrado: November-2003 Posts: 2,466	There will be an article in next issue of wolfdogs magazine. Mijke from the netherlands is expert in this and shows it to people who are interested. It is amazing what the czech wolfdogs are able to do! The shots are from the nehterlands. German Exor von der Wolfsranch called Fynn did it too. Christian

31-Aug-2010, 09:22 PM	#8
mon ptitloup Junior Member Registrado: June-2009 Posts: 215	wonderfull

01-Sep-2010, 01:26 PM	#10
Vicky Guest Posts: n/a	I'm curious, does anyone know if there are any kennels that focus on this a lot (not necessarily specifically breeding for it, but at least the owners are active with it)? Or is this more just a random dog here or there that gets involved?