CzW owners in Ireland

bobbailey · 29-09-2005, 17:19

Hi my name is Bob and I am a new user living in Ireland. I am very interested in this breed of dog and would like to know if there are any planned meetings or shows in the early part of 2006 so that I may attend and talk to other owners or breeders - thanks

Koos · 29-09-2005, 19:55

Hello Bob,

Where do you want to meet some people to talk with??? You have to come over the see? In England there are no shows with CW.

Letty from Holland

bobbailey · 30-09-2005, 14:57

Thanks for replying Letty - I was wondering if there were any planned meetings like the one in Poznan in november this year that would be taking place maybe next February or March. I want to meet breeders of this breed and owners so that I can talk to them and get their views on ownership on a first hand basis, because no matter how much information I get from the internet and books there is nothing like seeing it for yourself!

Mirkawolf · 30-09-2005, 17:12

Now it is a bit too late, but wait for the next spring and then summer. Probably the best thing is to visit one of the summer camps for CSW´s in Czech Republic. Especially in Lazne Belohrad the summer camp turns into international event and you can see various owners, breeders and of course, wolfdogs!

saschia · 30-09-2005, 18:52

Hi,

the slovak club is planning to move the term of special czechoslovak wolfdog European dog show to spring, so if Slovakia is not too far for you, just stay tuned in the upcoming events section.

bobbailey · 03-10-2005, 14:29

Thanks for all your replies - Slovakia is not to far for me and I look forward to any news which is posted.

Dajka · 07-10-2005, 12:23

Hello Bob,

from which Part of Ireland are you come from?
which Town or Village?

My Fammily will go for holliday next year to Ireland, maybe we can meet us for talking about CW...?
My husband knows Ireland very well.

I´ve two CW´s if you want to meet them you´re invited!

my best regards

Birgit

bobbailey · 10-10-2005, 14:41

Hello Birgit,

I live in South Galway which is in the West of Ireland.

Please keep in touch and if you are over next year I would be happy to see you.

P.S I would like to see your 2 CzW's, how old are they and what are their names

Dajka · 12-10-2005, 09:06

Hello Bob,
South Galway is in Neighberhood with Clare...whats the name of the village where you live?
At my last visit in Ireland we lived in Ballyvaughhan, and my husband was often in Kinvarra.
Send me Your email in pn so Ican send you fotos from my Dogs

When we will find a cottage for vacancy where are dogs allowed.
When its not possible you are welcome here in south-west germany.
there lives more than two wolfdogs

have a nice day
yours birgit

z Peronówki · 12-10-2005, 12:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by bobbailey

I was wondering if there were any planned meetings like the one in Poznan in november this year that would be taking place maybe next February or March.

If you are interested to meet more CzW owners please watch our calendar:
http://www.wolfdog.org/eng/events/
We put there info about all bigger (or more important) events - now there is only small part of all CzW meetings planned for next year so don't forget to visit it regular...

saschia · 07-03-2006, 16:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by bobbailey

Thanks for all your replies - Slovakia is not to far for me and I look forward to any news which is posted.

Just reminding that the X. European dog show for Czechoslovak wolfdogs is near - March 19, from 9:30 AM in Nitra, Slovakia. Everybody is welcome.

streco · 16-08-2007, 00:35

Hi there,

I'm enquiring about bringing a puppy of Czechoslovakian wofdog from Slovakia to Ireland.
Do you know how to do it if is puppy younger than 3 months? (he will be 6-7 week)
I checked the Irish law about import of pets and I found out that sometimes I can get an exception of the age under some conditions. (Maybe some exception is possible in UK, too.) But I dont know how.
Have somebody any experience with bringing or buying young puppy from another state of EU?

Can you help me?

THANX

Xena · 19-08-2007, 17:39

I would think the puppy needs vaccination against rabie, anyway to travel or you have to wait 3 months to do.In some states they accept if the breeder declares that the mother of the puppy was vaccinated, to be sure about Ireland I think the best is to call the embassy...let me know how it goes I am interested too

29-09-2005, 17:19	#1
bobbailey Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Galway Ireland Posts: 5	CzW owners in Ireland Hi my name is Bob and I am a new user living in Ireland. I am very interested in this breed of dog and would like to know if there are any planned meetings or shows in the early part of 2006 so that I may attend and talk to other owners or breeders - thanks

30-09-2005, 17:12	#4
Mirkawolf Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Brussels Posts: 556	Now it is a bit too late, but wait for the next spring and then summer. Probably the best thing is to visit one of the summer camps for CSW´s in Czech Republic. Especially in Lazne Belohrad the summer camp turns into international event and you can see various owners, breeders and of course, wolfdogs! __________________ :: :: :: Cira & Ali & Tulip :: :: :: http://vlcisen.mirkawolf.com

30-09-2005, 18:52	#5
saschia Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Bratislava Posts: 936	Hi, the slovak club is planning to move the term of special czechoslovak wolfdog European dog show to spring, so if Slovakia is not too far for you, just stay tuned in the upcoming events section. __________________ Saschia (Sasa Zahradnikova) http://www.chiens-loup-tchecoslovaqu...ei-et-damon.ws

07-10-2005, 12:23	#7
Dajka Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: BW Posts: 868	New user - future meetings Hello Bob, from which Part of Ireland are you come from? which Town or Village? My Fammily will go for holliday next year to Ireland, maybe we can meet us for talking about CW...? My husband knows Ireland very well. I´ve two CW´s if you want to meet them you´re invited! my best regards Birgit __________________ ------------------------------------------------ Man kann versuchen Euch zu ändern, aber man kann auch die Zeit sinnvoll nutzen! ----------------------------------------- Zwinger von der Gölshäuser Lücke

10-10-2005, 14:41	#8
bobbailey Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Galway Ireland Posts: 5	Possible meeting Hello Birgit, I live in South Galway which is in the West of Ireland. Please keep in touch and if you are over next year I would be happy to see you. P.S I would like to see your 2 CzW's, how old are they and what are their names

29-09-2005, 19:55	#2
Koos Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 731	Hello Bob, Where do you want to meet some people to talk with??? You have to come over the see? In England there are no shows with CW. Letty from Holland

30-09-2005, 14:57	#3
bobbailey Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Galway Ireland Posts: 5	Thanks for replying Letty - I was wondering if there were any planned meetings like the one in Poznan in november this year that would be taking place maybe next February or March. I want to meet breeders of this breed and owners so that I can talk to them and get their views on ownership on a first hand basis, because no matter how much information I get from the internet and books there is nothing like seeing it for yourself!

03-10-2005, 14:29	#6
bobbailey Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Galway Ireland Posts: 5	Thanks for all your replies - Slovakia is not to far for me and I look forward to any news which is posted.

12-10-2005, 09:06	#9
Dajka Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: BW Posts: 868	Hello Bob, South Galway is in Neighberhood with Clare...whats the name of the village where you live? At my last visit in Ireland we lived in Ballyvaughhan, and my husband was often in Kinvarra. Send me Your email in pn so Ican send you fotos from my Dogs When we will find a cottage for vacancy where are dogs allowed. When its not possible you are welcome here in south-west germany. there lives more than two wolfdogs have a nice day yours birgit __________________ ------------------------------------------------ Man kann versuchen Euch zu ändern, aber man kann auch die Zeit sinnvoll nutzen! ----------------------------------------- Zwinger von der Gölshäuser Lücke

16-08-2007, 00:35	#12
streco Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Ireland, Waterford Posts: 8	How to bring a puppy to Ireland Hi there, I'm enquiring about bringing a puppy of Czechoslovakian wofdog from Slovakia to Ireland. Do you know how to do it if is puppy younger than 3 months? (he will be 6-7 week) I checked the Irish law about import of pets and I found out that sometimes I can get an exception of the age under some conditions. (Maybe some exception is possible in UK, too.) But I dont know how. Have somebody any experience with bringing or buying young puppy from another state of EU? Can you help me? THANX

19-08-2007, 17:39	#13
Xena Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 22	I would think the puppy needs vaccination against rabie, anyway to travel or you have to wait 3 months to do.In some states they accept if the breeder declares that the mother of the puppy was vaccinated, to be sure about Ireland I think the best is to call the embassy...let me know how it goes I am interested too