Czechoslovakian SHEPHERDS??!!?

Koos · 08-07-2007, 22:53

As far as I know has nothing changed also for iceland and Norway.

Greetings,

Letty

Xena · 09-07-2007, 01:48

Maybe someone should try to make a big big complaint ?

Per Olav · 09-08-2007, 08:48

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Originally Posted by KoosLetydeGraaff

As far as I know has nothing changed also for iceland and Norway.

Greetings,

Letty

The Norwegian situation is unchanged - I did'nt know there was any resctrictions of owning a CSV in Iceland except for the general ban on dogs in their capital city. Any information is apreciated.
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Per Olav

Xena · 09-08-2007, 14:54

Hello,
thanks for the info!
I tought it wasn t possible to bring CW in iceland because it is considered a "mix wolf" dog...i could be wrong...do you know anyone that has CW in iceland?
If the problem is restricted to Reykjavik then it isn t a so big problem as I tought... a part the 4 weeks isolation for the importation of pets....
Any futher infos are more than appreciated!

Per Olav · 09-08-2007, 17:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by Xena

Hello,
thanks for the info!
I tought it wasn t possible to bring CW in iceland because it is considered a "mix wolf" dog...i could be wrong...do you know anyone that has CW in iceland?
If the problem is restricted to Reykjavik then it isn t a so big problem as I tought... a part the 4 weeks isolation for the importation of pets....
Any futher infos are more than appreciated!

By "googling" I can't find any law prohibiting csvs in Iceland - but on the other hand my knowledege of icelandic is quite limited...

Xena · 10-08-2007, 10:55

The infos about that should be in english anyway...
Anybody knows anybody up there? Just to have sure infos...

Thanks anyway...

*myschievous* · 11-08-2007, 15:47

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Originally Posted by pacino

they are in the u.k and they are here to stay your local council need educated on this breed and several councils have now accepted the breed because they have been invited to see the dogs, at present there are over 20 csvs in uk not one has a lience and they never will, my dogs travel freely in uk as do all the rest, please let me know which councils have restrictions on the Csvs? my two 7mths old pups where at a council run fete only last week i had no problems at all,,, regards paul winder kent uk

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Originally Posted by J.P

was wondering if I need to get permission from my local council, (I am in the Manchester area) to own a czw? If so is there likely to be a certain department within the council that I should get in touch with and how do I approach the subject, do I just ask for permission to own a csw or ask which dogs need a license?

This was the reply I received sometime ago when asking a local council near where I live.

So it looks as though although some councils are wiser this one isn't.

I'm not sure if it is the actual council my area is govened by but it is one in the same region.

Quote:

Dear Sir or Madam

Thank you for your enquiry.

I would advise that due to the wolf ancestry of the Czechoslovakian Wolfdog I would expect anyone owing such an animal to also possess a Dangerous Wild Animals Act Licence. I also understand that it was once a registered a breed with the Kennel Club, but is has now been deregistered due to the Dangerous Wild Animals Act.

The DWA Act is fairly explicit and the guidance is fairly clear. However, you will always find that some local authorities may interpret the guidance in slightly different ways, and you may find that some of the responses differ slightly.

The following document may also be of use/interest. Please click on the link: http://www.defra.gov.uk/wildlife-countryside/gwd/wolfdogs/wolfdogs.pdf

I hope this information is of use.

J.P · 15-08-2007, 15:50

Hello Myschievous,
Thank you for your reply. Can I ask do you live in the same area as me or which council you asked?
What I can't understand though is how can the uk kennel club register dogs then change their minds, how closely do they work with defra? Do defra do checks on what dogs are being registered or has somebody got in touch with defra and told them about the czw's.
If the kennel club were not sure of the rules then surely they should have waited to find out before giving Paul registration papers and building his hopes thinking everything was going to be alright.

08-07-2007, 22:53	#1
Koos Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 731	As far as I know has nothing changed also for iceland and Norway. Greetings, Letty

09-07-2007, 01:48	#2
Xena Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 22	Maybe someone should try to make a big big complaint ?

09-08-2007, 14:54	#4
Xena Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 22	Hello, thanks for the info! I tought it wasn t possible to bring CW in iceland because it is considered a "mix wolf" dog...i could be wrong...do you know anyone that has CW in iceland? If the problem is restricted to Reykjavik then it isn t a so big problem as I tought... a part the 4 weeks isolation for the importation of pets.... Any futher infos are more than appreciated!

10-08-2007, 10:55	#6
Xena Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 22	The infos about that should be in english anyway... Anybody knows anybody up there? Just to have sure infos... Thanks anyway...

15-08-2007, 15:50	#8
J.P Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 6	Hello Myschievous, Thank you for your reply. Can I ask do you live in the same area as me or which council you asked? What I can't understand though is how can the uk kennel club register dogs then change their minds, how closely do they work with defra? Do defra do checks on what dogs are being registered or has somebody got in touch with defra and told them about the czw's. If the kennel club were not sure of the rules then surely they should have waited to find out before giving Paul registration papers and building his hopes thinking everything was going to be alright.