Pacino's kennel
hi, now that the price war seems to be drying up !! you may be interested to know that after 5yrs & 7 mths work & effort by my wife mandy, myself & corrie keizer after tons of paperwork, hundreds of phone calls, endless red tape, & pleading with kennel club, lynx legends puppies are all now on the working & obedience register with the kennel club of great britian, the first step to get the breed reconised in uk, we need 10 czechs in uk to get on import register, then we will put the breed up to become fully reconised in uk, we have dogs that will be imported this year to make up the numbers, it has been long hard dtruggle but worth every day, corrie has give us support from day one, without her help there would be no czechs in uk, also many thanks to robb in hollan who bred lynx, so i think it is fair to say we have made a big effort for the breed, corrie & i promoted the first czech ever at crufts, we produced the first litter in uk, the strang thing is for all our effort & work, it did not even get a mention on wolfdog.org from all the czech owners & breeders on wolfdog.org we have only recieved two private email to congratulate us on our effort, a few words of support would have been nice now & then but not to worry, hopefully next year we will be the complete attension at discover dogs at crufts standing proude with our czechoslovakian wolfdogs. best regards paul,mandy & corrie.............
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You have all put in a lot of time and effort. The result is a very promising looking situation for us here now in the UK. We owe you a great deal, and your professionalism is apparent in the standard of the dogs and the service you have given us. I think it is what taking serious ownership of a very special breed of dog is all about, and we have plenty to look forward to, and to work towards in the future. I am very pleased that Hektor and I are on board, and we are looking forward to getting involved and showing a return of the comittment that you have shown to us.
This is an opportunity for us to make a great name for the CzW in the UK, and I am certain that with you pushing things forward, that is what will happen. In the coming months the UK owners, prospective owners and fans of the CzW and Sarloos will have their own points of contact, information exchange, and mutual support based here within the UK. I am sure that we can also rely on our friends in Europe and elsewhere to support us and help us by letting us have access to their considerable experience, but at the same time I hope that before long the UK owners will be adding valuable information to the knowlegde base themselves. Thanks to you, your wife, Corrie and others, we now have a toe hold in the UK, and I am looking forward to helping you consolidate that position, and to get the recognition for these dogs that they deserve. |
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Some months ago we removed the news section and setup the forum instead of it so now everyone can put here the latest news unaided. And you used this option and informed us about the first litter :D Quote:
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Aw.. Paul, you should now you are worshipped. Or maybe thats just me. And I cant wait, this year I can drive and hopefully will get to discover dogs to meet the czechs next year woohoo! Its because of all your effort that my dreams become closer and closer. I swear even my parents are now supporting your work my parents now. We are all here to support you *group hugs*.
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Hello Paul,
looking at the litter-advertisement of the kennel Shoshone I have two questions: What do the HD-Results mean? I never heard of a result like 4:5 and I don´t think it makes any sense to show it this kind on wolfdog.org. And are you sure the Louba Tar ancestors are no mixes? Did you do any tests? Regards Ina |
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Dear Paul,
I am very sure none of my dogs contains this blood and never will. And you yourself started a topic containing this problem so don´t blame me to take you serious. That hip results don´t show the genes is nothing new but they give you the possibility to find out if there is a inherited problem if you look at them over generations. What I really meant is that no one in Europe has the possibility to know anything about the hip results of your dogs because on the continent you use the A,B,C,D,E system. It would be of much greater use to translate the English results in this system on wolfdog.org what should be possible. A little bit astonished Ina |
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Furthermore, i wonder, do you really think a picture is proof that there is no crossbreeding taking place? call me stupid, but i much rather rely on dna testing! (which is very conclusive if ALL dogs are tested) |
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Have you do DNA tests in he before use? About the hip degrees I find in OFFA site the differents hip registries used in some countries, that includes UK, but being this site international and CzW a FCI breed is better change the UK registries for FCI, that means A1 or A2 as all breeders and owners do. Quote:
If is for we be assured by the fotos so, this low quality photo of Brix bix De Louba Tar seems that maybe he have long ears insert at side of the head, with a curious head format, maybe because the position of this photo his body seems more a potatoe with 4 toothpick... :jumpie :p Its really difficult made a basic evaluation of one dog with good and some photos, its simply impossible with medium/bads and only one, as we can never use photos as assurance because nobody garantee that the dog at photo is really the same dog. :twisted: Quote:
Won't that be a problem for you and for the breed in Uk? :roll: Greetings Paula |
Paul, I had a look at your website. If I´m right Defra still refuses the CzW to be removed from the "dangerous wild animal act".
So you are breeding dogs who have to be kept in the U.K. as dangerous wild animals? I couldn´t find photos of your CzW and pups inside your home. Do you only keep them outside? Princesse is the mother of the third litter in the U.K.? A CzW who unfortunately could not get much socialisation when she was a pup because she always had to be hidden from Defra? And last but not least: you keep a timberwolf among your CzW??? Might be better to give the answers myself - with your words "funny old place the U.K." Angelika |
Paul, it seems that you have a changeable point of view when it becomes the breed Louba Tar. First you start a smear campain against the breeder Louba Tar, and although your pictures showed skinny dogs in a mudpool, they are not abused and beaten, so what was all your hysteria about?! There is much worse and really horrifiying animal suffering to make a stand for.
And now you openly make fun of someone who has a ligitimate question about the Louba Tar breed. There ARE serious rumours about mixes between Saarloos and CsW at Louba Tar, and you HAVE a descendent from Louba Tar with whom you breed, so maybe there is some risk with that, because in the worst case your dog could contain some Saarloos blood. You can't denie that. You talk like you are the CsW-Einstein here, but you have a funny way of showing it: using photos as proof for the breeding :shock:, your strange reaction to a normal question about your HD-results, breeding a not official recognized breed (so there is no control on keeping a high breeding standard of the CsW, like there is in the rest of western europe) ... yes, I definitely agree with Angelika! greetings Monique |
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Then how can you be sure that Brix was born from the parents indicated in the papers if, accordintg to your earlier statements, breeding at de LT was lousy? Take no offence, I'm just asking in an attempt to find any logic in all that. |
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Or do you really believe with 34 yrs of experience in breeding you can proof with a picture of a suposed mating that you have a purebred litter.:roll: DNA testing is not expensive, with the SWD in Germany all dogs will be tested in the future, non german breeders are already cooperating, and in Holland it is getting more regular as well, though not with cooperation fro the RvB and mentioning of tests on pedigrees like in germany I remember reading on the kennelclub website that they do these test as well. If you do care for maintaining and safeguarding a breed, dna testing is a much more logical step than taking pictures, and i hope more CWD owners will start doing dna test on all litters as well! (and not abuse the rather childlike excuse that when others don't do it they don't feel the need as well) |
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mr r winder cwcuk station farm station road kent tn262dg england.. we at the czechoslovakian wolfdog club uk are very greatful for people like you who are concerned with dogs we have bought and used from europe and now we wait in anticapation on the dna results for brix bis de louba tar the club will also pay for any other dna test you wish done on any of our dogs from europe or dogs we have used, if the money is required up front please send amount and details and we will do immediate transfer, thank you regards mr r winder on behalf of the CWC u.k |
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Hi Paul,
Do you test your breeding dogs for HD? I couln'd find any HD results here on wolfdog.org which got me a little bit curious. |
The reason why i'm asking is that my dog Shadow has HD-D rating which is not that great as you can imagine, and when i look at his breeding lines i see the name Brix Bis de Louba Tar come popping up.
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But i don't know why I should arrange dna testings? I asked a simple q following on one of your statements.. (as a remimder, this one: Quote:
If you want dna testing done on dogs, you can if you have doubts, go the official way by contacting the kennelclub, which you , with all your experience should have known, and not via a privat person like myself, who is not even involved in breedclubs or anything! Furthermore, i don't see the need of mentioning other breeders,when a q is directed to you, i did not insinuate anything, certainly did not judge your breeding, cause i have never been at your kennels or have seen your dogs other than in pictures and stoeries deliverd by others and certainly, unlike some others, won't spread unbased rumours !! What i personally do frown apon is breeding dogs without official FCI papers, same as the promise that those dogs will one day will be registered.. But that is MHO |
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Lost their mother too soon, hidden from Defra - proper socialisation of puppies indeed. It´s not my fault when you forget your own words. - For me: end of discussion. Angelika |
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Looks like the Winder family think that they and their friends in Europe are the only ones who know what is right voor the TSW!!??
Very arrogant people in my opinion:roll: About being on a high horse, I don't think there are horses that big :) Regards, Bert |
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Wasted time anyway... Ina |
Pacino's Kennel
hi i have been reading these posts, we kept three of our pups from last litter two bitchs and one dog, of coarse czechoslovakian wolfdogs are little terrors thats what makes them more fun than normal type dogs, i think a lot of problems are comming from owners, possibly not enough time for pup or pups, my husband spends so many hours with the pups, he even sleeps with them a few nights when they are young, he plays as they like it very ruff,, he will spend time with all the pups playing then after few hours they will calm down, this is when he will spend about 10 minutes with each pup training them, one at a time, pups together are always up to mischief, its there nature, its the fun of owning wolfdogs, if you can not cope inform breeder its there responsability for the welfare of there pups, so Malgor as it is obvious you can not cope with the pups i suggest you return them to breeder before these pups are beyond training, forget about yourself and wanting to own a wolfdog if you think anything about the dogs do them a favour they have a life to live as well as you but they need help quickly, this is why we have only bred 2 litters in 6 yrs, its hard to get the correct type of people for this breed, often people will tell you all you want to hear as they have read up a bit on this breed, but lots of people tell porkies to get a pup.we have owned big dogs, had difficult breeds,,, no these are czechoslovakian wolfdogs and are completely different , and are the best breed of dog we have ever owned, mother nature herself with a bit of dog in there,,,,,, please contact us at [email protected] we will give you help and advice but you must at all times be completely honest with any questions we ask , my husband is due home on friday please contact him, regards mrs m winder
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Hmm... That's rather presumptuous of you, is it not? Actually, I have a fair bit of experience with dogs, large and small, and I was simply pointing out that people (including previous posters) were not exaggerating the difficulties of bringing up these dogs. Yes, I *am* having problems with them, and they *are* turning all my expectations of training upside down - but to say that it is "obvious you can not cope" is (to be polite about it) presumptuous and arrogant. I am coping fine, thank you very much. You know, I am repeatedly amazed on this forum that people who shout so loud about wanting to advance the breed (as all owners should), are so keen to attack newcomers - especially if those newcomers need some help. I simply wanted to know what worked for other people, to see if some of the answers could make life easier for me and my pups, and help the original poster - but I guess that was too much to ask. I guess the elitist csv 'experts' don't want anyone else to have one, since the general advice seems to be 'take them back, you can't handle them!' Why, also, are you, Mrs Winder, so quick to assume that I am selfish? Quote:
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For those who may be interested, our two puppies are now doing fairly well, and have started to settle in a bit better to training - though the dog is still a little on the dense side :) Neesk, if you are still about (and repeated calls to give up haven't forced you to do so), I hope you are doing well with your pups. Feel free to PM or mail me, if you want, and I can tell you more about how I am coping with my 2+ a toddler. -Malgor |
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hi i have just returned from holland last night i read the post by Malgor,,, just to let you all know, people from the club drove 900kl last night and picked the pups up, so they are now back with the breeder, we can all make mistakes homing pups but just to let you know in uk, we put it correct as soon as we learn about it, Andre is a very reasponsable breeder and has now got pups back, they have been vet checked this morning and are fine, the injuries Malgor talked about when he got the pups must have healed up super fast as no sign of lump on nose or lip were evident at vet check, as i said none of us are perfect we do on occasions make mistakes and Andre and the club have learnt from this one, but we did correct it very quickly, thank you for all your concern about the puppies regards mr r winder.
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After two days of calls back and forward between myself and Andre (yes, those calls your wife mentioned that I, apparently, "would not answer"), we both agreed that the pups should go back to her to be rehomed elsewhere, as it could take up to 3 months before I know how much (if any) of my savings I will get back, and I could not reasonably expect Andre to wait that long. There was no sense in us both being out of pocket over this. This was not the ideal course for anyone involved, as our (Andre's and my) primary concern was always how the pups would take having to travel again - but the fact was that Andre needs to pay her bills too, so *I* chose to return the pups. Some of the people on this site sicken me. You know, Andre said to me last night that she hoped that people on this forum, and the whole unfortunate situation with the pups, would not put me off wolfdogs - and I said that, no, it wouldn't. But I sure as hell won't stick around here for long if pratts like the Winders are going to drag my personal life in to it - and I sure as hell won't be buying wolfdogs again in the uk, as dealing (in some fashion at least) with Mr and Mrs Self-importants imaginary 'club' is relatively unavoidable. I have to say that I wish things could have gone differently between Andre and I, but obviously she has to pay her bills, just like anyone else, and has been very sympathetic and helpful through all of this. The Winders, however, have not even been involved in any of this, and still choose to show everyone how 'clever' they are, and how good their 'club' is at sorting out 'problem owners'. [censured] I really wish I did not have to drag my personal life out in public, but I will not accept someone implying that I was a bad owner - [censured] As for the injuries - I am amazed that the dogs can be vet checked already, given that they only left here at 10:50 pm last night, headed for leicester - so I would be surprised if they are even back with Andre yet, never mind a vet. Also, if they really were vet checked, then I would check the vet's qualifications, as the sore in the dogs mouth is hard to miss, if you actually open his mouth. The lump on the bitches nose was pretty much gone when she left here (though the scratch had still not completely healed), but that is the point of medication! It is supposed to heal! If you are still in doubt, you may wish to ask the 'vet' to download this high-resolution image which shows the scratch and lump quite clearly http://www.aois.co.uk/IMG_2296.JPG , or this one http://www.aois.co.uk/IMG_2295.JPG, which shows a nice profile of the bitches nose (bottom, in the red collar), clearly showing the lump - I have others, if you need them, though sadly none of the dogs lip. Thank you to those people have managed to be polite and helpful on this forum, but I honestly don't know why you bother - it seems obvious to me that the actions of those who want to make you all look like elitist, selfish morons are only going to make you look bad too. -Malgor |
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For those who may be interested, I just got off the phone to Andre, and the puppies are now back with her, having travelled very well. Curiously, she tells me that the pups got back to her at 10am this morning - which really makes me wonder how Paul could think that they were back and already vet checked at 8:50am?
So, please be aware, anyone who deals with Paul or Mandy Winder in future, that they are prone to... how should I put it... bending the truth, to make themselves look important. In my book, there is nothing worse than someone who will use another's tragedy to further their own ends. |
Hi Paul,
I'm curious too. What's happening? Please let us know. Your website seem to have disappeared. Michael |
http://ukwolfdogs.com/17.html?frm_da...a1_type=large#
This is a photo of your homepage, put there on the 6/26/08. In January you gave statements here calling yourself a CSW-breeder. and that was a statement of your wife written on the 12th of March: http://www.wolfdog.org/forum/images/icons/icon5.gif Pacino's Kennel hi i have been reading these posts, we kept three of our pups from last litter two bitchs and one dog, of coarse czechoslovakian wolfdogs are little terrors thats what makes them more fun than normal type dogs, i think a lot of problems are comming from owners, possibly not enough time for pup or pups, my husband spends so many hours with the pups, he even sleeps with them a few nights when they are young, he plays as they like it very ruff,, he will spend time with all the pups playing then after few hours they will calm down, this is when he will spend about 10 minutes with each pup training them, one at a time, pups together are always up to mischief, its there nature, its the fun of owning wolfdogs, if you can not cope inform breeder its there responsability for the welfare of there pups, so Malgor as it is obvious you can not cope with the pups i suggest you return them to breeder before these pups are beyond training, forget about yourself and wanting to own a wolfdog if you think anything about the dogs do them a favour they have a life to live as well as you but they need help quickly, this is why we have only bred 2 litters in 6 yrs, its hard to get the correct type of people for this breed, often people will tell you all you want to hear as they have read up a bit on this breed, but lots of people tell porkies to get a pup.we have owned big dogs, had difficult breeds,,, no these are czechoslovakian wolfdogs and are completely different , and are the best breed of dog we have ever owned, mother nature herself with a bit of dog in there,,,,,, please contact us at [email protected] we will give you help and advice but you must at all times be completely honest with any questions we ask , my husband is due home on friday please contact him, regards mrs m winder http://www.wolfdog.org/forum/images/...er_offline.gif http://www.wolfdog.org/forum/images/buttons/report.gif http://www.wolfdog.org/forum/images/buttons/quote.gif http://www.wolfdog.org/forum/images/...iquote_off.gif http://www.wolfdog.org/forum/images/...quickreply.gif Somehow your answer doesn´t fit your former statements and your homepage that can be found as a link under wolfhybrids. Ina |
Mr. Winder looking at your own homepage you obviously bred hybrids, no matter where you sold them. And you yourself put the pictures under the title "our last litter" on your own homepage.
And the fact that the nice German guy now did remove all photos he got on his homepage doesn´t change the facts he himself showed before you managed to contact him. We have downloads from everything. So even if it took you four visits here and several days for a strange answer I don´t believe you, no matter how impolite your answers are. You did a very bad job Mr. Winder. Ina |
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Do you really think anybody here is stupid enough to believe that anybody is keeping and breeding Hybrids because of the CSW health problems? - Apart from you of course:roll:. Ina |
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"i breed wolfdogs of whatever percentage" Your your credibility is just about zero.. Am looking forward to seeing just what you put up on your website Friday.. or will you come up with some other accuse ? bengan |
Czw is having problems as any other breed, exactly for CzW be a new breed we not know all illness that can appear and are tipical, it's a question of time for this problems start to appear, principally when we have some uninformed so called breeders that make completly nonsense inbreedings.
A well informed person will minimally study the breed standard for be able to recognize a untipical CzW, a good breeder will know what line are safe and pure to work and what maybe isn't pure... But we ever will find uninformed people that want a dog for impulse, as comercial breeders that wants try making money solding puppies, these really are people on risky line to take hybrids and mix as CzW because are unable to recognize a tipical dog, as not have knowledge about the lines. Quote:
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Anthony, as Paula already said, these "producer" always argue for health-problems :evil:
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:lol: oh please forgive me
mea culpa mea optima culpa, tomoorow I call to me friend zoo and make me personel wolf x CSW linie. And be like great breeder from UK, who not very know who he see in hes and others dogs pedigree. thanks for lession about breeding :) and thanks for compliment ,and me very like me red hair :rock_3 |
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Wolfin, did you pay him for advertising your kennel? This is not very fair :twisted: |
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I do understand that showing dogs in countries (such as my own) where judges haven't even heard of the breed, let alone know how to judge one is for fun (and hopefully to give a judge a new experience, and educate spectators), and really not of any value. I also understand that in some countries (such as my own) bonitations are currently not practical. But, I think to have dogs with exteriors that meet the standard is important, since many of these features served a big purpose in the breed as a working breed. Obviously, the exterior of the dog is not the only important factor to consider by any means. I am curious - what are your criteria for breeding a dog? In what instances would you refrain from breeding a dog? Take good care, Marcy |
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