In 1955 a biological experiment took place at CSSR. i.e. a German sheepdog and a Korbach Wolf hybrid. Experiments have shown that the offspring of a male dog and a female wolf are the same as the offspring of a female dog and a male wolf, and can be artificially raised. This mating in most cases possesses the genetic conditions for reproductive continuation. In 1965, the decision to breed this new variety was made. This will combine the excellent qualities of wolves and dogs, the breeding of which is carried out under the strict control of the government, through constant re-breeding with wolves, and in 1982 the Czechoslovakian Hound was recognized by the CSSR's Public Committee of Breeding Associations, recognized as It is a nationally endemic breed and was recognized as a purebred dog by the organization in 1984. Since then, it has no longer been blooded with wolves and has become an independent dog breed.

Czech wolfdog was born from the Carpathian Demobai wolf Breed with German Shepherd parents.

Chinese name: Czech Wolfdog

Alternative name: CZECH WOLFDOG / Czekoslovakia Wolfdog

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordate Phylum

Subphylum: Vertebrate Subphylum

Class: Mammalia

Subclass: Animalia

Order: Carnivora

Suborder: Schizopoda

Family: Canidae

Subfamily: Canine

Genus: Canis

Species: Grey wolf

Subspecies: Kazan wolf

Distribution area: Czech Republic, but there are also a small amount introduced in China

Origin: Formerly Czechoslovak Republic

FCI Number: 332

Classification

The Sheepdogs of the First Group of Sheepdogs and Cattle Dogs

Initial Use : Working Dog

Lively and very active. At work, the dog is responsive, fearless and courageous. It is very loyal and docile to its owner. Can survive in harsh environments.

(FCI Standard) Behavior, Temperament: Lively, very active, very patient, docile ,react quickly. Brave and fearless. Suspicious, loyal to its owner, and adaptable to weather changes. Wide range of uses.

Lively, very active. At work, the dog is responsive, fearless and courageous. It is very loyal and docile to its owner. Can survive in harsh environments.

The Czech wolfdog's life as a pet is simple, generally more than ordinary Dogs eat more raw meat, in addition to eating and drinking, is to find a warm place to sleep. This is how the day passed. In addition, many owners feed them a lot of delicious food, so they become "fat". But owners may not know that many serious diseases are currently associated with pet obesity, many of which shorten their lives.

Overall appearance: robust and cuboid from the overall appearance, its body shape, appearance , sports appearance, and coat color and texture are identical to the wolf's appearance, but the character is extremely docile. Important ratios: The ratio of the height of the scapula to the length of the body (measured from the top of the shoulder to the tip of the hip) is 10:9. The best ratio of shoulder blade to chest depth is 1:1.5

Physical height: 60-75 cm;

Weight: 20 kg to 35 kg.

Head: Ears The erect, right-angled ears are very flexible.

The tail is hairy in winter, and a thick down coat grows under the erect, airtight coat.

Colors: Many colors or any color, but mostly yellow, gray and silver gray. Dark gray on the neck and chest is also acceptable.

Hair: The coat is straight and thick, and the coat varies between winter and summer. In winter, their coat is thick, wrapping the body tightly like a coat, up to the inner thighs, inside the ears, in the scrotum and between the toes.

Skin: elastic, tight, without any wrinkles.