SVP1 ako podmienka k dosiahnutiu chovnosti psa

jefta · 28-05-2013, 21:40

Ale svp nie sprawdza wytrwalosci w pracy tylko wymuszonym biegu.

saschia · 28-05-2013, 21:41

Jason - I was satisfied as a not exam, but endurance run, and by the way, my second bitch has the exam - Excellent (below 3:20), and the first did not finish the 100km run just because I was so tired at 60 km my brain stopped working, I pushed myself untill 75 but that was the end for me.

jason.watts · 28-05-2013, 22:51

Alexandra good on you, that you did "endurance run" even if you did not finish the 100 km one, but the whole discussion here is about potentially making it voluntary, or am i missing something...

jefta · 28-05-2013, 22:52

Check your list of kennels and stud dogs-breeding csv in SK-orgin country is nearly died

Maybe requirements are too high?

borislav · 28-05-2013, 22:53

jefta - alebo v iných krajinách kde je boom chovu čsv sú požiadavky na chov príliš nízke?

jefta · 28-05-2013, 22:54

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Originally Posted by M.J.Staurovský

I dont really think its too high. 2 shows, RTG for hip dysplasia and SVP? You can do that in summer, its easy if you ask me, you just have to do something. Im not a breeder nor owner of csv (Im hoping I will be) but this seems acceptable to me. Rather I think that other countries have almost none requirements on the breeder, hence you can breed on basicly anything and call it csv. But that is just my opinion as someone who doesnt really know much about that stuff and just wanted to express his thoughts on the matter.

For me RTG is enough, how dog (parent of puppy which I want to buy or stud dog for my breeding) looks and behave I can check myself. Many good dogs are lost for the breed because of lazy owners

yukidomari · 28-05-2013, 22:54

the requirements are only a problem of the breeder, their mentality, and dedication..... if Slovakia suffers from small numbers of dogs because there aren't enough breeders who want to put some work in, is it really a good idea to make the standards lower simply to accommodate? dog breeding is a hobby and an elective choice...

28-05-2013, 21:40	#1
jefta Call Me Sexy Srdcervac Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Wroclaw Posts: 1,233	Ale svp nie sprawdza wytrwalosci w pracy tylko wymuszonym biegu.

28-05-2013, 21:41	#2
saschia Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Bratislava Posts: 936	Jason - I was satisfied as a not exam, but endurance run, and by the way, my second bitch has the exam - Excellent (below 3:20), and the first did not finish the 100km run just because I was so tired at 60 km my brain stopped working, I pushed myself untill 75 but that was the end for me.

28-05-2013, 22:51	#3
jason.watts Junior Member Join Date: May 2013 Posts: 3	Alexandra good on you, that you did "endurance run" even if you did not finish the 100 km one, but the whole discussion here is about potentially making it voluntary, or am i missing something...

28-05-2013, 22:52	#4
jefta Call Me Sexy Srdcervac Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Wroclaw Posts: 1,233	Check your list of kennels and stud dogs-breeding csv in SK-orgin country is nearly died Maybe requirements are too high?

28-05-2013, 22:53	#5
borislav Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Nitra Posts: 84	jefta - alebo v iných krajinách kde je boom chovu čsv sú požiadavky na chov príliš nízke?

28-05-2013, 22:54	#7
yukidomari Moderator Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Los Angeles CA Posts: 847	the requirements are only a problem of the breeder, their mentality, and dedication..... if Slovakia suffers from small numbers of dogs because there aren't enough breeders who want to put some work in, is it really a good idea to make the standards lower simply to accommodate? dog breeding is a hobby and an elective choice...