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What this web site is about ?
Some explanations in English.

Tarka
 

Welcome ! You will not need any help to translate the photos and I hope you will enjoy them!!
As I cannot translate all the texts in English, I have found a way so that you can understand most of it.

Click on this link : http://tr.voila.fr/

Go down to "Traduire une page Web" and copy the address of any page of the website that you wish to translate.

Then just surf in any page of the site, it will be in English ! Well, this will be funny English, but you will be able to understand most of it...

This page will tell you :

What you can do for us,
What we do,
What the name of our organisation means,
What this website is about.

Your help is welcome for this website :

Are you a dog owner ?

All our breeds' portraits propose a gallery for your photos,
and / or texts.
If you can :
give us your point of view about any breed,
tell anecdotes to show how life with your breed is,
or propose some photos,
    Please do!

This site aims to be a real help, on a behaviour basis. It will soon show descriptions of all breeds.

We are an organization (in French: “association loi 1901”). It means that all our benefits from our activities must be used for reaching our goals. Our goals are to help that man and animal relationship get better, and to get closer to nature thanks to animals.

What do we do?

We mainly help "before and after buying a puppy", so that people know more about dogs before choosing a breed, a breeder, and a puppy.

We inform by phone and propose a guide book on line.

Of course, we also work as behaviourist when people are in trouble, but we want to focus on prevention and positive educational methods.

We also help people who want a puppy from abroad, and we organize some journeys. We have already helped some pups to come to France.

We are favourable to blood lines' exchanges, especially when the number of dogs is not high in a breed. We especially try to find good homes for male pups in France. They will at the same time live as pets, and be used for breeding. We aim to use each one very little, and keep genes' variety.

Also:

We  help on forum,

inform about the 2003 law that ratifies the European convention for animal protection in France,

and work on programs for children, and puppy classes.

Most of us (Those who are pet dog trainers) are members of MFEC, which is a French organisation similar to the APDT.

What "Danse avec les chiens" means?

Dances with dogs! This means a lot of things:

We chose it because we used to organize children camps with dogs. Lodging was under tepees, and activities were nature discovery with dogs.

It also recalls a great film called "Dances with wolves". This tells about the possibility to play with an animal, and not only tame it.

We also want to say that pet dog training is like two persons dancing: one certainly guides the other, but tries to make his partner self-confident, beautiful and good. Succeeding depends on the two, but the leader has more responsibilities.

Now, I tell you what this site is about:

It has 3 parts that are linked together :
dog behaviour and training,
puppy hood,
and breeds' descriptions.
Most texts are written by behaviourists, who work in different parts of France.

We hope to give true information to all people who want to know more about dogs, breeds, and especially Nordic breeds (because they are the most natural breeds). This is made for people who want to read something else than "ready made ideas", and who want to choose their dog according to temperament adequacy.

This website is also about nature, and it defends the European convention for animal protection, that is to say, for dogs:
Orient breeding, dog owning and dog training towards better man / animal relationships, according to ethological criteria. It is essential to put more emphasis on health selection and proper behaviour.

The 5th group represents this point of view because of the origins of most breeds and their natural selection, though this trend could have been about to change (and had already changed for some breeds) because of selection for aesthetics only.

Those original dogs are an example for dog's selection in all breeds, an example to defend the idea that it is necessary to follow nature laws as much as possible in all fields of life. We would like men to think about their relationship to dogs, animals and nature, as we are all related to each others.

Finally, as dogs work as mirrors, they might help us learn lessons about man to man relationships! The better I know dogs, the better I love humans, because dogs show us the way: they love us.

We also hope one day, in this site, to tell about traditional ways of living that have been associated to dogs, as they can give lessons to the modern world. Ancient breeds are at the same time new and old!

Dogs and humans are both social being who can live together, or else "canis familiaris" would have never existed, remaining "canis lupus". So let us live together the best possible way.

Contact :

Françoise Bivel
87, rue Romain Rolland
69120 Vaulx en Velin
France

f.bivel@tiscali.fr

Phone :

+33 427 13 05 05

GSM : +33 663 77 66 08

English and Spanish spoken.

Dances with dogs
Dog behaviour - pet dog training - puppies
Breeds and breeding

Breed description by behaviourists:
Spitz and nordic breeds:
Samoyed, Laponian herder, shiba, akita...
Chow, eurasian, wolf spitz / keeshond and german spitz...