in the U.S.

cindy23323 · 07-04-2008, 19:24

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I'd have no problems with someone coming to meet with us this summer - although I am not sure we have solidified our plans - John Slawek has been very gracious in trying to locate an appropriate setting - would you be planning to bring a hybrid with you? I don't know if that might cause issues...

Again, if you are interested in meeting our dog, I'd be happy to get together one weekend.

Marcy

I'm also in Va. and own American wolfdogs, I'm curious as to what you meant by it might cause issues?

wolfdogs16 · 07-04-2008, 23:27

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Originally Posted by cindy23323

I'm also in Va. and own American wolfdogs, I'm curious as to what you meant by it might cause issues?

I got a private email from John, and he asked if I would/could bring my wolfdog, of course, I had to tell him what a car sick bad traveler she is....but he did not mention a "problem". Wolfdogs are legal in VA. And, yours and mine are ambassordors and as well behaved as any good natured pure dog...

To all, speaking for Cindy and myself, most people welcome meeting our animals, its a good thing, and educational as well. As busy as our normal rescue schedules are, if the time could be found to get together with owners of the animals here, I think it would be a very positive thing to happen. just my 2 cents.

cindy23323 · 08-04-2008, 00:04

Two of my guys I take to the local Dog Park here everyweekend, everyones alwasy amazed by them, they get along great with all the doggies, big and small there. If for some reason any of them dont like my high content Loki hes really well behaved, he will automatically lay down letting them know he doesnt have a problem with them.

cindy23323 · 08-04-2008, 00:36

Here's a small video of my high content at the doggie park, watch what he does, the white lab snapped at him a couple times.Thats not a muzzle he's wearing by the way its just a halti, its the same thing as a gentle leader, its used to teach animals that like to pull to stop. He can open his mouth all the way while wearing it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMAhT5ppwPQ

johnslawek · 08-04-2008, 02:58

Wolfdogs16,
Upon reviewing my mail-No! the gesture of an invite was to you, not you and your wolfdog. We have exchanged mail, and upon exploring your web site kindly consider the invite withdrawn. Your wolfogs and the CSV are at cross purposes. I do not intend to engage in an imbroglio, but do strive to set the record straight. The CSV is not and has not ever been in trouble in the States. As such the CSV does not require a defense to the authorities as you have insinuated in your writings. The inconsistencies and stretches are unnecessary. We CSV owners in the States are attempting to coalesce into a small group with a single purpose of advancing the CSV in the States. The CSV is a registered breed as supported by authentic documents. Thus zero help to dispel any fears with this fine creature is not requied. I have had experience enough with both CSV and wolfdog to know that the CSV has no relation to the American hybrid. I wish nothing but the best for your organization and respect your zeal as a rescuer of wolfdogs. Unfortunately there is no mutual benefit to our meeting, and fostering false incentive would only waste your time.
Regards, John Slawek

Hanka · 08-04-2008, 05:55

Ha ha ha John. I sold one puppy male to Seattle. When behind common control owner told to veterinary doctor it is czech. wolfdog, he started to have problems. Before it he was a few time by doctor for vaccinations and other normal visits and doctor told him- it is sweet puppy, friendly, quite....I told him- tell to all doctor it is some sheepdog mix and you will have not problems.....Is big different between our pure breed and "wolfhybrids". Sorry, but it is common word here. Don´t watch- if it is "right word" or no.(Last sentences are not for John

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wolfdogs16 · 08-04-2008, 15:17

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Originally Posted by johnslawek

Wolfdogs16,
Upon reviewing my mail-No! the gesture of an invite was to you, not you and your wolfdog. We have exchanged mail, and upon exploring your web site kindly consider the invite withdrawn. Your wolfogs and the CSV are at cross purposes. I do not intend to engage in an imbroglio, but do strive to set the record straight. The CSV is not and has not ever been in trouble in the States. As such the CSV does not require a defense to the authorities as you have insinuated in your writings. The inconsistencies and stretches are unnecessary. We CSV owners in the States are attempting to coalesce into a small group with a single purpose of advancing the CSV in the States. The CSV is a registered breed as supported by authentic documents. Thus zero help to dispel any fears with this fine creature is not requied. I have had experience enough with both CSV and wolfdog to know that the CSV has no relation to the American hybrid. I wish nothing but the best for your organization and respect your zeal as a rescuer of wolfdogs. Unfortunately there is no mutual benefit to our meeting, and fostering false incentive would only waste your time.
Regards, John Slawek

It's not the "csv" thats the trouble, is the uneducated members of various animal control authorities who sometimes misslable the animal as a wolfdog...and the folks mentioning the wolffog word. And I have defended the csv, you have no idea to what extent I am involved in the wolf and wolfdog goings on here. I happen to be a Federal Govt. employee of 34 years. And I am quite aware, as I have stated in many other posts here, that there is no relation of the CSV to the American wolfdog.... I was merely pointing out the common use of the term "wolfdog".

No problem. Take care of your animals and good luck.

08-04-2008, 00:04	#3
cindy23323 Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Virginia, U.S. Posts: 53	Two of my guys I take to the local Dog Park here everyweekend, everyones alwasy amazed by them, they get along great with all the doggies, big and small there. If for some reason any of them dont like my high content Loki hes really well behaved, he will automatically lay down letting them know he doesnt have a problem with them. __________________ Cindy http://virginiawolves.zoomshare.com

08-04-2008, 02:58	#5
johnslawek Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Wintergreen, Virginia Posts: 20	North American Meeting of CSV Wolfdogs16, Upon reviewing my mail-No! the gesture of an invite was to you, not you and your wolfdog. We have exchanged mail, and upon exploring your web site kindly consider the invite withdrawn. Your wolfogs and the CSV are at cross purposes. I do not intend to engage in an imbroglio, but do strive to set the record straight. The CSV is not and has not ever been in trouble in the States. As such the CSV does not require a defense to the authorities as you have insinuated in your writings. The inconsistencies and stretches are unnecessary. We CSV owners in the States are attempting to coalesce into a small group with a single purpose of advancing the CSV in the States. The CSV is a registered breed as supported by authentic documents. Thus zero help to dispel any fears with this fine creature is not requied. I have had experience enough with both CSV and wolfdog to know that the CSV has no relation to the American hybrid. I wish nothing but the best for your organization and respect your zeal as a rescuer of wolfdogs. Unfortunately there is no mutual benefit to our meeting, and fostering false incentive would only waste your time. Regards, John Slawek

08-04-2008, 05:55	#6
Hanka Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Kadaň Posts: 1,622	Ha ha ha John. I sold one puppy male to Seattle. When behind common control owner told to veterinary doctor it is czech. wolfdog, he started to have problems. Before it he was a few time by doctor for vaccinations and other normal visits and doctor told him- it is sweet puppy, friendly, quite....I told him- tell to all doctor it is some sheepdog mix and you will have not problems.....Is big different between our pure breed and "wolfhybrids". Sorry, but it is common word here. Don´t watch- if it is "right word" or no.(Last sentences are not for John)