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If you need any arguments against "top breeding" in its negative results you only
have to have a closer look at the sarloos wolfdog who is in its origin very
likely to the csw.
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That cann't because the Saarlooswolfhond is mixed with another wolve as
the CSW,and the most different thing is that a SWH is sociaal to other
dogs.This story goes because they wanted more a working dog in germany.
There were from the beginning many different types of the SWH,some of
this dogs can be trained,but not all,that dogs go away as housedog or
they were killed.
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The sarloos has extremly high problems with imbreeding know
because they got PRA in their breed and because it isn´t a dominant gene they
didn´t realise it in time
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That's true,but we haven't HD.
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According to Claudia they now seem to have two
different types of PRA one of them goes together with a Smallbrain-Degeneration
(I hope this is the right english translation).
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There are more types,some will be blind at 2 years some at 8,but the
type with the smallbrain-degeneration is only be seeying in germany and
not in the Netherlands and there were a lot of more dogs with PRA,maybe
it's another sickness,they didn't know.
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When the did some genetic
research on them some years ago the scientist asked them if they had divided the
blood sample of only one dog because he never before saw such a small genetic
base.
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It's a very small base,but most of the blood comes from outside the
dutch association,so it's not the total genetic base.And if you take a
look 8 generations back in the line of the CSW,it lookes bad too.
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I don´t know how they will solve this very bad problem without crossing
them with another breed what isn´t allowed by breeding regulation.
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That's why some people don't follow the rules,when you sometimes come to
shows,you need the book to see what's the SWH and the CSW.
I don't mean that it is necessary to cross with another breed.
I'll hope you all can read it,
Christa