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Originally Posted by plume
Oui c'est exactement ce que je pensais.. il ne faut pas perdre de vue que ces tests de bonitation ont été fait dans des pays ou le CLT est autorisé au mordant les chiens sont donc travaillés adns ce sens.. je pense qu'il faut soit modifier ces tests, soit autoriser le mordant pour nos CLT Français.. c'est juste une question de bon sens.
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For sure it is really a BAD idea....
1) CzW is a
WORKING breed. Breed which should STABLE character. If someone do not agree with it... it is free to buy... a Saarloos where shyness is allowed (and even asked)
2) The bonitation test is not about the attack but about checking how the dog will behave under stress...
For sure you saw what happend during the shooting in the main ring during the Nationale D'Elevage. Some dogs were
totally under shock. Such dogs are not only useless for work and training. I CAN NOT IMAGINE to go with such dogs to the CITY. I can not imagine to travel with them by train or by bus. Because such "wild" animals are dangerous for people and also themself. There are MANY CzW killed by trains and cars because they run away because something scared them. Also most dogs which bite do this because they are affraid....
NO - SHY and unstable dogs are THE LAST thing you need in a society like you have in France...
3) You don't need a special character test for France becuase to be honest the rules are already changed and we take in to consideration that many people outside Slovakia and Czech Republic do (almost) nothing with the dogs and many of them are shy not because of the genes but because of the missing socialization. Because of it dogs in Western Europe are judged
MUCH milder...
Here you have the results from Friday:
http://www.wolfdog.org/fra/bonitations/161.html
I must tell you that in Czech Republic only 2 dogs of the bonitated one would pass the character test with the perfect character code: Beny and U'Apache. The rest would have huge problems...
But as I wrote - we tried to find out the real character of the dogs even if they didn't behavied "according the rules"