breeding dogs with no breeding right

[hanninadina]

Neufi, yesterday the secon chief of german wolfdog club did ask the VDH, if a male for breeding from a foreign countray does need a bonitation = ZUchtzulassung in his country or in the country where he is used for example in this case in germany. The vdh told Peter, that he only needs FCI papers, no bonitation in his own country and no bonitation or Zuchtzulassung in germany for example.

I think the problem is that the both german csw clubs are not in german vdh. So the rules does not valid for csw. The vdh is only "looking" and "caring" for the csw. But I think maybe they don´t know the fci rules. But I don´t know either. The point is, if the slovakians have the patronat and a male has to be bonitated it does not matter if he will be used in the Slovakei or in a foreign country, the rules of his country he has to follow. And if he does not have bonitation, he should not be allowed to cover! Otherwise, no one needs a bonitation if it is possible to go around the rules. That is my opinion. Every good dog has no problems to pass the bonitation!

Christian

[wolfin]

Originally Posted by hanninadina

Neufi, yesterday the secon chief of german wolfdog club did ask the VDH, if a male for breeding from a foreign countray does need a bonitation = ZUchtzulassung in his country or in the country where he is used for example in this case in germany. The vdh told Peter, that he only needs FCI papers, no bonitation in his own country and no bonitation or Zuchtzulassung in germany for example.

I think the problem is that the both german csw clubs are not in german vdh. So the rules does not valid for csw. The vdh is only "looking" and "caring" for the csw. But I think maybe they don´t know the fci rules. But I don´t know either. The point is, if the slovakians have the patronat and a male has to be bonitated it does not matter if he will be used in the Slovakei or in a foreign country, the rules of his country he has to follow. And if he does not have bonitation, he should not be allowed to cover! Otherwise, no one needs a bonitation if it is possible to go around the rules. That is my opinion. Every good dog has no problems to pass the bonitation!

Christian

and in this case we not have good reproductor, see reproductor list- not be interesing dogs to breed.
be moore very interesing dogs, who be only house dogs, and when not use this dogs, when he not have bonitation - this be idiotism, good breeder breed genetic and see pedigree, but not breed dogs only when he have plural CH or only good bonitation

[Angelika]

Originally Posted by hanninadina

... the rules of his country he has to follow.

And that´s why Christian mated Myla with Miky Passo del Lupo, an Italian dog with an Italian bonitation