Wolf lookalike breeders Controversial

But are Andres dogs socialised and living in the home or permantly kennelled?
Seen as though you have met her you should know

You keep asking about Andre and her dogs, why don't you email or ring her and ask her yourself? :?

It is definately a bit cult like and a bit sad, apparently everyone who does not agree with them is jealous of them . I can understand wanting to defend your beloved pets but this is craaaaaaazzyyyyy tawk.

Socialised really well, they get shown, have done Cani X e.tc e.tc

Why don't you go down and meet the dogs?

She shows all 16 how does she find the time?
But are theys socialised in the home which is where most go on to live in.

I forgot to ask, what is wrong with a dog being kennelled and not living in the home? Plenty of top show kennels permanently kennel their show and breeding stock and I don't hear you harping on about that? There was an article, which I can't remember where I read it that said kennelled dogs were generally alot healthier than dogs living in a centrally heated home.

But 16 plus studs kennelled is a pure business or puppy farm isnt it

She doesn't sit on an internet forum all day long.

And in my defence today I was up at the crack of dawn to do my dogs, ride out the pointers and get my jobs done in time to skive off work to watch Cheltenham festival

She's not a puppy farm, believe me, when out hunting I've come across a few and I've had a bit of a nosey. You can't compare Shoshone kennels with a puppy farm.

What is she then with 16 breeding bitches?
Thats more than a hobby isnt it?

I've questioned CR on several occasions and have mentioned many times I don't agree with the crossing of CsV/Saarloos with pure wolves and not one on the CW forum have ever called me jealous.

A breeding kennels. I would call it a business.

In imo, there is a hell of a diff between a puppy farm and a breeding kennel!!

Really do share Cheyenne?

absolutely.

i ahvent met a person yet who has met them personally who isnt jealous, so for everyone who hasnt cant really say until they have met a wonderful wolfdog.

I thought you dealt with puppy farms everyday, why do you need me to explain what one is? :?

Geezer wrote..

Yes, but these crossbreeds cost £1000!!! Thats twice the cost of many pedigree breeds! Just wanted to make that point.

Hi all,

thanks for your replies. Kcjaks silence is noticeable

LUCKY STAR-
The purebred Saarloos has higher wolf content than a x. These are my first wolfdogs. The cross makes the dog a bit less "independent" and more manageable outdoors. Having met both purebred and cross I can confirm this to be true. Taking on any dog is a big decision but a purebred Saarloos requires even more thought.

LOUISE13
Different litters. One at 9 months one at 14 weeks.

SHONA
Yes, I stay in central scotland. Thanks for your reply. Having read all the stuff in the forum I am very reticent about getting my dogs involved. This is definately nothing personal against you but peoples dogs and the pictures thereof have been badly misrepresented on this site and I think Id like to build a bit more trust before even thinking about becoming more involved. However, I quite often walk the dogs up at Callender park or plean so maybe wel see you there one day.

it doesnt metter where the parents are socialised,its what you do with the pups at 6-8 weeks that matters.