Czechoslovakian Wolfdogs-Australia

mickwright · 16-06-2012, 04:26

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Originally Posted by Wolves

Hi everyone,

It's been a while since there was any talk of Czechoslovakian Wolfdogs in Australia.

I read earlier that Sona Bognarova had moved to Australia and was looking at importing, but I can't see any updates on that. I also noticed Mick Wright's Czechoslovakian Wolfdogs, that are supposed to be mixes, they're still great, but I don't think he's selling any.

I've been considering importing, given I can't find anyone in Australia who appears to have any let alone be breeding. The only problem is, is that as of 2012, dogs have to be atleast 6 months before being imported to Australia. Most breeders don't seem keen on the idea of keeping them for that long.

Anybody have any infomation or updates on what's happening? Or has nothing changed since the last threads made about them in Australia.

-Thanks

hi there,

just a quick update...... only the male i have maybe a mix, the female is pure breed.

also puppies are on the way in the next few weeks.

Regards Mick.

16-06-2012, 08:03

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Originally Posted by mickwright

hi there,

just a quick update...... only the male i have maybe a mix, the female is pure breed.

also puppies are on the way in the next few weeks.

Regards Mick.

Puppies are on the way in the next few weeks? Are you selling them? Because I would love to buy one. My email is [email protected] if you'd like to email me.

Thanks,
Nick

michaelundinaeichhorn · 16-06-2012, 12:39

I am sorry but your Raven Spirit is for sure a mix.

Ina

tupacs2legs · 16-06-2012, 21:38

So you are breeding 'mutts' ? (Nothing wrong with mutts as long as people know that's what they are getting

)

I trust u are not representing them as csv?... Are they at least 'health tested'?

yukidomari · 17-06-2012, 08:56

Sad that mix breeding seems to be the 'method of breeding' in countries where CsV are not so easy to get.

Guess people don't really want a CsV or love the breed - simply they just want a 'wolfy looking mix'.

Sona_Bognarova · 24-06-2012, 15:51

Hi there,

an update from my side too - I haven't imported my dog yet and for few personal reasons it seems I will not import him in Australia. I am still planning to bring pure CSW here, sooner or later. As for importing, breeding and selling/buying CSW with unclear origin in Australia - it is matter of everyone's choice. So far, I haven't met ANYONE in Australia who would be really serious about importing pure CSW here. Because, if there was someone they would have done it already. I went through all authorities not only about importing but also about having them recognised by ANKC, it is quite complicated and costly, but POSSIBLE. If I knew someone here who really means it I would help and I believe there are breeders in Europe who would help too. But honestly, if there is such immediate interest to buy mix pups just to get something resembling CSW and presented as such, instead of importing one, hate me or not, Australia is not ready.

mickwright · 25-06-2012, 04:24

hi all,

feel like im caught between a rock and a hard place........

my partner (at the time) talked me into import the dogs, he is german and at the time we went to germany and i lived there for 6 months to minimize the quarantine time in australia which only ended up being 1 month at the quarantine station in sydney. (total quarantine time is 180 days with minimum 30 days at the quarantine station)

not long after we had our dogs he up and left Australia, leaving me with them.

regards mick.

16-06-2012, 21:38	#4
tupacs2legs rookie Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: london Posts: 320	So you are breeding 'mutts' ? (Nothing wrong with mutts as long as people know that's what they are getting ) I trust u are not representing them as csv?... Are they at least 'health tested'? Last edited by tupacs2legs; 16-06-2012 at 21:41.

17-06-2012, 08:56	#5
yukidomari Moderator Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Los Angeles CA Posts: 847	Sad that mix breeding seems to be the 'method of breeding' in countries where CsV are not so easy to get. Guess people don't really want a CsV or love the breed - simply they just want a 'wolfy looking mix'. __________________ "Learn to do well; seek judgment." www.greyfarer.com/

16-06-2012, 12:39	#3
michaelundinaeichhorn Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Bad Dürkheim Posts: 2,249	I am sorry but your Raven Spirit is for sure a mix. Ina

24-06-2012, 15:51	#6
Sona_Bognarova Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Adelaide Posts: 26	Hi there, an update from my side too - I haven't imported my dog yet and for few personal reasons it seems I will not import him in Australia. I am still planning to bring pure CSW here, sooner or later. As for importing, breeding and selling/buying CSW with unclear origin in Australia - it is matter of everyone's choice. So far, I haven't met ANYONE in Australia who would be really serious about importing pure CSW here. Because, if there was someone they would have done it already. I went through all authorities not only about importing but also about having them recognised by ANKC, it is quite complicated and costly, but POSSIBLE. If I knew someone here who really means it I would help and I believe there are breeders in Europe who would help too. But honestly, if there is such immediate interest to buy mix pups just to get something resembling CSW and presented as such, instead of importing one, hate me or not, Australia is not ready.

25-06-2012, 04:24	#7
mickwright Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Sydney Posts: 6	hi all, feel like im caught between a rock and a hard place........ my partner (at the time) talked me into import the dogs, he is german and at the time we went to germany and i lived there for 6 months to minimize the quarantine time in australia which only ended up being 1 month at the quarantine station in sydney. (total quarantine time is 180 days with minimum 30 days at the quarantine station) not long after we had our dogs he up and left Australia, leaving me with them. regards mick.