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The Czechoslovakian Wolfdog was a result of an experimental crossing between a Carpathian Wolf and a German Shepherd dog in the 1958 by its Czech creator Karel Hartl, followed by a Slovakian, Mr. Rosik.

Czechoslovakian Wolfdog (German Shepherd Dog x Carpathian Wolf)

Czechoslovakian Wolfdog: Originally a cross of working line German Shepherds with Carpathian grey wolves. Over time more Shepherd blood was added to make the breed trainable. Very independent, they can cooperate when training is purposeful, such as search and rescue.

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The Czechoslovakian wolfdog is beautiful, loyal, and hardworking, but it's also independent, dominant, and has high energy. In the right hands, the Czechoslovakian wolfdog will shine. Due to its nature as a primitive breed and its high needs, this wolfdog is best cared for by a very experienced

The Czechoslovakian Wolfdog is as close to a pet wolf as we're likely to get. But is this really a good idea in a family home? And are they even legal?

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Take a peek into the life of Raven, our Saarloos Wolfdog, born in Berlin on november 8th, 2014.

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Are you intrigued by the Czechoslovakian Wolfdog? Check out this Wag! article to discover everything from the history to the temperament of this wolf hybrid.

The Volkosob is a wolf-dog hybrid created at the Prem Institute, in Russia. It has the size and strength of a wolf but displays the obedience and friendliness of a dog.

The Czechoslovakian Vlcak (CSV) was originally bred, a cross between a German Shepherd and a Carpathian Wolf, for working border patrol in Czechoslovakia in the 1950s. They are currently used in Europe and USA for search and rescue, tracking, obedience, agility, drafting, herding, and working dog sports. The CSV is bred for versatility and hardiness in harsh elements and is much more independent in nature than many other working breeds. They are not recommended for first time owners.