I wanna adopt someone

wolf_hu · 23-11-2009, 22:22

Hi,

just for information: a breeder who I know, asked me to search for a cargo flight from Hungary (Budapest, BUD) to Cyprus (Larnaca, LCA), as I speak better hungarian. I asked our own national airways, then a cargo company, who are specilazied also for living animal (from mice up to a giraffe

), because the usual parcel services like DHL don't deal with living animal.
The price for a less, than two-hours flight was nearly 260.000,- HUF which is approx 950 EUR (it was the proud offer of the cargo service). The national airlines wanted to take this job something above 1100,- EUR! And, as mentioned, for less than 1500 km flight, I was really shocked. And they deliver animal (at least dogs) up to 9 weeks or elder....
When I calculated the fuel and toll costs, it was realized, that with a cheap diesel car it could be a good mediterranian trip, for less money, especially, when the new owner picks up the puppy at Europe / Mainland, so we don't have to pay for the ferry.

So, if You find a wolfdog for adoptation in Europe, You have to calculate at least with the abovementioned price for the oversea cargo.

Cats: My first wolfdog came to us as she was 1 year old. I was lucky, because she accepted my cats, but, despite of that, I had to punish her a few times, till she learnt, that hunting for cats - even as a ''hobby 4 fun'' - (imagine my cat was sleeping on the sofa, and she came silently into the room, and jumped near my cat, just to see her escaping...thats funny...she thought) is strictly prohibited at us....

Greetings from Hungary

TipTop · 24-11-2009, 00:28

Hi Emanta.

A month ago I bought my 1st wolfdog. Before buying her I had several other dogs. Two of them were adopted. One is a 'schnoodle', a poodle and schnauzzer mix and the other one I ve no clue what she is, lol. Actually she was found in the streets and I gave her a new home.

My advice to you, is that a dog in need of a new home is completely different than dogs that never faced any problems in their lifes.
They are so gratefull that u can not imagine.

Its a super experience to have one of those dogs. They bond so close to you! So gratefull and loyal....

If you dont have money to buy/import a Wolfdog right now, that dosen't mean it will be like that all your life. Things change and that can be a goal for you that might help to improve your finantial situation.

You better adopt a dog that needs help (even if its not a wolfdog) now, and I am positive that in the future you will be able to buy your dream-wolfdog.

Just believe in it and keep going!!!!

emanta · 30-11-2009, 08:44

I've realised that these dogs are a little imposible to get one... I mean, I don't want 2 buy, because i prefer adopt a dog that buy one, I'm saving 2 lives at the same time.

And I tought that I'll get one of this race later. Now i'm looking for someone very similar on the shelters of my country. Since that I could find some dog of this race or almost same it will be great.

Oh, one thing more... ¿How many is the price aprox. from the send of a Dog to another country?

Andy

emanta · 01-12-2009, 22:41

At least!!! I found one!!! Here in Mexico City, very cheap... I'll buy it... It's a good New... I wanna that u know it... I'll put on his pictures in this, until I get him in my arms... LOL sounds funny... Awiwiw!!!

Mikael · 01-12-2009, 23:04

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Originally Posted by emanta

At least!!! I found one!!! Here in Mexico City, very cheap... I'll buy it... It's a good New... I wanna that u know it... I'll put on his pictures in this, until I get him in my arms... LOL sounds funny... Awiwiw!!!

Congratulation Emanta

what kind of dog is it ???

Very best regards / Mikael

emanta · 12-12-2009, 08:16

i think it is WolfDog, but still I don't know if it's hybrid or is a CSW...

Mikael · 12-12-2009, 14:56

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Originally Posted by emanta

i think it is WolfDog, but still I don't know if it's hybrid or is a CSW...

Than I would guess it is not a CsW. It is probably Husky, Malamute, GSD mix or maybe a mix of this ones and a wolf (American Wolfdog) mix...

As CsW is very very rear in Mexico...( America and South America to)

Either way I hope the best for you and your new wolfdog

Best regards / Mikael

TipTop · 12-12-2009, 18:07

So have you got your new dog?
Do you ve any photos to show us?

sciamalaia · 15-01-2010, 10:48

Hi Emanta, I'm a little bit disappointed for your message...
I don't care if it is a dog or an hybrid but.. don't you think it is important to you to know what kind of living animal are you going to take?

24-11-2009, 00:28	#2
TipTop Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Estoril, Portugal Posts: 37	Hi Emanta. A month ago I bought my 1st wolfdog. Before buying her I had several other dogs. Two of them were adopted. One is a 'schnoodle', a poodle and schnauzzer mix and the other one I ve no clue what she is, lol. Actually she was found in the streets and I gave her a new home. My advice to you, is that a dog in need of a new home is completely different than dogs that never faced any problems in their lifes. They are so gratefull that u can not imagine. Its a super experience to have one of those dogs. They bond so close to you! So gratefull and loyal.... If you dont have money to buy/import a Wolfdog right now, that dosen't mean it will be like that all your life. Things change and that can be a goal for you that might help to improve your finantial situation. You better adopt a dog that needs help (even if its not a wolfdog) now, and I am positive that in the future you will be able to buy your dream-wolfdog. Just believe in it and keep going!!!! __________________ I choose my friends by the way they treat animals.

30-11-2009, 08:44	#3
emanta Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Mexico Posts: 26	I've realised that these dogs are a little imposible to get one... I mean, I don't want 2 buy, because i prefer adopt a dog that buy one, I'm saving 2 lives at the same time. And I tought that I'll get one of this race later. Now i'm looking for someone very similar on the shelters of my country. Since that I could find some dog of this race or almost same it will be great. Oh, one thing more... ¿How many is the price aprox. from the send of a Dog to another country? Andy __________________ Don't makes me anger, I will attack and chase yourself could be very exhausting...

01-12-2009, 22:41	#4
emanta Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Mexico Posts: 26	At least!!! I found one!!! Here in Mexico City, very cheap... I'll buy it... It's a good New... I wanna that u know it... I'll put on his pictures in this, until I get him in my arms... LOL sounds funny... Awiwiw!!! __________________ Don't makes me anger, I will attack and chase yourself could be very exhausting...

12-12-2009, 08:16	#6
emanta Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Mexico Posts: 26	i think it is WolfDog, but still I don't know if it's hybrid or is a CSW... __________________ Don't makes me anger, I will attack and chase yourself could be very exhausting...

12-12-2009, 18:07	#8
TipTop Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Estoril, Portugal Posts: 37	So have you got your new dog? Do you ve any photos to show us? __________________ I choose my friends by the way they treat animals.

23-11-2009, 22:22	#1
wolf_hu Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Hungary / Ungarn Posts: 35	Hi, just for information: a breeder who I know, asked me to search for a cargo flight from Hungary (Budapest, BUD) to Cyprus (Larnaca, LCA), as I speak better hungarian. I asked our own national airways, then a cargo company, who are specilazied also for living animal (from mice up to a giraffe ), because the usual parcel services like DHL don't deal with living animal. The price for a less, than two-hours flight was nearly 260.000,- HUF which is approx 950 EUR (it was the proud offer of the cargo service). The national airlines wanted to take this job something above 1100,- EUR! And, as mentioned, for less than 1500 km flight, I was really shocked. And they deliver animal (at least dogs) up to 9 weeks or elder.... When I calculated the fuel and toll costs, it was realized, that with a cheap diesel car it could be a good mediterranian trip, for less money, especially, when the new owner picks up the puppy at Europe / Mainland, so we don't have to pay for the ferry. So, if You find a wolfdog for adoptation in Europe, You have to calculate at least with the abovementioned price for the oversea cargo. Cats: My first wolfdog came to us as she was 1 year old. I was lucky, because she accepted my cats, but, despite of that, I had to punish her a few times, till she learnt, that hunting for cats - even as a ''hobby 4 fun'' - (imagine my cat was sleeping on the sofa, and she came silently into the room, and jumped near my cat, just to see her escaping...thats funny...she thought) is strictly prohibited at us.... Greetings from Hungary

15-01-2010, 10:48	#9
sciamalaia Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Mestre Posts: 2,300	Hi Emanta, I'm a little bit disappointed for your message... I don't care if it is a dog or an hybrid but.. don't you think it is important to you to know what kind of living animal are you going to take?