Saarloos mixes by "Crying Wolf" kennel (CSV red colored)

[wolfin]

Originally Posted by Juri Z.P.

Yes!!!
very important and I hope is more to follow...

Today I have ordered Laborklin to create a DNA profile of Juri. Also for the future Juri's (Zlata Palz) blood is stored at laborklin and it is available for more test requests and - or - direct comparisons of his "children" ect....! Now DNA profile from Juri takes about 2-4 weeks.

thanks and best greetings back from - juri sunshine

Thaaanks We in Lithuania too have DNA tested dogs, and I think in next litter I make DNA profile for male too ( pay self) for futuring DNA profile in pedigree for puppy. Realy great idea breed CSV with DNA profile, this not very big cost but, like see situation who have now, very help for making pure CSV gens maps.

[draggar]

Originally Posted by Juri Z.P.

Yes!!!
very important and I hope is more to follow...


Today I have ordered Laborklin to create a DNA profile of Juri. Also for the future Juri's (Zlata Palz) blood is stored at laborklin and it is available for more test requests and - or - direct comparisons of his "children" ect....! Now DNA profile from Juri takes about 2-4 weeks.


thanks and best greetings back from - juri sunshine

I wonder if something like this is available in the USA?

[GalomyOak]

Originally Posted by draggar

I wonder if something like this is available in the USA?

Yes, it's available from OFFA/AKC, and is mandatory before you register a litter from imported parent(s), or a foreign sire/AI.

[draggar]

Originally Posted by GalomyOak

Yes, it's available from OFFA/AKC, and is mandatory before you register a litter from imported parent(s), or a foreign sire/AI.

It sounds like you're saying AKC has actually done something ethical.

Will AKC do it with dogs who aren't from import parents? I'm wondering if we should store the DNA of our dogs here too incase something pops up?

[GalomyOak]

Originally Posted by draggar

It sounds like you're saying AKC has actually done something ethical.

Will AKC do it with dogs who aren't from import parents? I'm wondering if we should store the DNA of our dogs here too incase something pops up?

Absolutely. In either case, the owner pays for it (around US$50-60, as I recall). I think it is VERY important, given the number of American wolfdogs here, and the propensity of some people to exploit dogs/wolves/our breed for their own personal gain. The big downfall to this is the DNA tests are done by the owner, at home, and submitted by mail.

[yukidomari]

Originally Posted by GalomyOak

The big downfall to this is the DNA tests are done by the owner, at home, and submitted by mail.

They really need to make it like how FAVN rabies titers are done for travel.... by a USDA licensed vet, on permanently ID'd animals, and approved/signed off on by the USDA chief vet of each state. Otherwise there's still just the opportunity that DNA is simply taken from wrong animals to begin with.

[michaelundinaeichhorn]

Hi,

if you're talking about Saarloos mixes have a look what CSW won the show in this Finnish town on June 19th...

Michael

[Juri Z.P.]

OT

Originally Posted by wolfin

Thaaanks Realy great idea breed CSV with DNA profile, this not very big cost but, like see situation who have now, very help for making pure CSV gens maps.

Great!!!great idea - dogs tested DM - DNA detection original package TWH.
And only those dogs may have this name CSV.
My Dream...