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    Discussions Wolfalike/Wolfdog - whats your breed and why?

    Nice looking dogs The Dangerous Dogs Act covers 4 different breeds specifically and ONLY- Pit bull terrier; japanese tosa, dogo argentino; and...
    Post by: geezer, Oct 29, 2009 in forum: Spitz Forum
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    Discussions The popularity of/handling wolf dog types

    [/B] SMSL:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
    Post by: geezer, Oct 10, 2009 in forum: Spitz Forum
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    Discussions The popularity of/handling wolf dog types

    The moderators have fiddled about with my above post so it makes no sense-just ignore please! Ive been looking at the COAPE website and one of the...
    Post by: geezer, Oct 10, 2009 in forum: Spitz Forum
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    Discussions The popularity of/handling wolf dog types

    The potential for conflict at the upcoming COAPE course Discuss:grin:
    Post by: geezer, Oct 10, 2009 in forum: Spitz Forum
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    Discussions The popularity of/handling wolf dog types

    Hi Petrina, Thanks for your answer. As far as Im aware COAPE do not assess people in person with dogs-this is my understanding. Somebody can feel...
    Post by: geezer, Oct 8, 2009 in forum: Spitz Forum
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    Discussions The popularity of/handling wolf dog types

    Crossbreeding dogs doesnt make dogs dangerous or difficult to handle. What makes dogs fall into this category is: poor socialisation; lack of...
    Post by: geezer, Oct 6, 2009 in forum: Spitz Forum
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    Discussions The popularity of/handling wolf dog types

    I see what your trying to say here Borderdawn. However, if they are "no different to any other high prey drive dog" what is the point in COAPE having...
    Post by: geezer, Oct 6, 2009 in forum: Spitz Forum
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    Discussions The popularity of/handling wolf dog types

    If this is truly the case then why have COAPE devoted an entire course to wolfdogs? Surely if there are no major differences other than breed...
    Post by: geezer, Oct 6, 2009 in forum: Spitz Forum
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    Discussions The popularity of/handling wolf dog types

    Hi Petrina, Am I correct in saying that CAPBT practioner candidates are assessed on videographic evidence of case studies with dogs? Their...
    Post by: geezer, Oct 6, 2009 in forum: Spitz Forum
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    General Chat Northern Inuit Puppie in PAH

    err Louise- Am I right in thinking you are actually one of aforementioned numpties with a similarly "faulted" Malamute? Lovely lookn dog but me...
    Post by: geezer, Oct 5, 2009 in forum: Northern Inuit Dog
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    General Chat Northern Inuit Puppie in PAH

    Im now beginning to understand the origins of the word "dogmatic":shock: Louise, What people "want it now". Where is your evidence please? How...
    Post by: geezer, Oct 5, 2009 in forum: Northern Inuit Dog
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    General Chat Northern Inuit Puppie in PAH

    Good post. Youl have to forgive the banter between myself borderdawn and more particularly Louise. We have a long history of mutual...
    Post by: geezer, Oct 5, 2009 in forum: Northern Inuit Dog
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    General Chat Northern Inuit Puppie in PAH

    Louise, Clearly we also have different definitions for the word "calm".:grin: Im glad we can sort of agree to differ! Regarding your last...
    Post by: geezer, Oct 4, 2009 in forum: Northern Inuit Dog
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    General Chat Northern Inuit Puppie in PAH

    A rather disturbing image just popped into my head!:shock:
    Post by: geezer, Oct 4, 2009 in forum: Northern Inuit Dog
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    General Chat Northern Inuit Puppie in PAH

    Louise, Try to calm down please. I have never suggested you "show dogs" and have no interest in whether you do or dont. It makes you neither a...
    Post by: geezer, Oct 4, 2009 in forum: Northern Inuit Dog