What breed is Czech wolfhound?

We all know that dogs were domesticated by early humans from gray wolves. Some scientists believe that the domestication time was 40,000 years ago-1.5 million years ago. Today, dogs have been called "the most loyal friends of mankind", and it is difficult to see the shadow of wolves in them. Moreover, compared with their ancestors, their appearance has also changed greatly. But there is a kind of dog, whose body shape, appearance, sports appearance, coat color and texture are exactly the same as those of wolves, but its character is extremely docile. It is a perfect combination of wolves and dogs, and its value is not low. It is often listed as one of the most expensive dog breeds. This is the dog we introduced today-Czech Wolfhound.

I. Introduction

The English name of the German shepherd in Czechoslovakia: Czechoslovakian Wolfdog, also known as Czechoslovakian Willeker. It belongs to a large dog with a strong posture and a cuboid overall. Its shape, appearance, movement, coat color and texture are exactly the same as those of a wolf, but its character is extremely docile.

Czech German Shepherd is very lively, witty, fearless and brave at work. It is very loyal and docile to its master. Can survive in harsh environment. It is very loyal to its owner, does not listen to other people's orders, and is not suitable for being a police dog. Some Czech German wolfhounds are also afraid of strangers.

Second, history.

The birth of Czech German Shepherd came from a biological experiment in 1955 CSSR. Want to create a perfect combination of wolves and dogs. Carpathian Moby Wolf and German Shepherd are bred by parents. Experiments show that the offspring of male dogs and female wolves are the same as those of female dogs and male wolves and can be raised artificially. In most cases, this kind of mating has the genetic conditions for reproductive continuation. 1965, someone made a decision to cultivate this new variety. This will combine the excellent qualities of wolves and dogs, and their reproduction will be carried out under the strict control of the government. Czechoslovakia wolfhound was recognized as a national endemic species by the public committee of CSSR Breeding Association in 1982 and a purebred dog by this organization in 1984. From then on, he no longer transfused with wolves and became an independent dog breed.

Now, with the value of Czech German Shepherd being gradually recognized by domestic dog lovers, there is also a "Czech German Shepherd" which has no foreign certificate but is said to be imported from abroad. This fake "Czech German shepherd" without a foreign certificate is actually a mixed-race German shepherd, whose personality is extremely unstable, and a little carelessness will cause harm. I hope these reasons will not ruin the reputation of Czech German shepherd as docile.