Czechoslovakian Wolfdog

The Czechoslovakian Wolfdog may not be suitable for beginners in dog matters. Even if he is officially a dog, he has retained the character of the wolf which requires a more specialized hand to complete his education.

Socialization must be instilled very early because it is the most important item of his education, that must be rigorous and specialized.

This pack leader needs the master to impose himself and teach him his true place in the family hierarchy. The master must also teach him to socialize with his peers with whom he tends to be rather aggressive.

 

 

Some breeders say he is compatible with children while others claim the opposite.

It is certain that this particular dog can be kind to children like the German Shepherd who is very friendly, but he can also be a little less receptive if he is descends from the wolf.

In general, he is very supportive of children, but it is preferable to supervise relations between him and young children.

 

 

He is an excellent guardian and is extremely suspicious of strangers. However, he never attacks unnecessarily.

He is an excellent four-legged alarm system that warns as soon as he suspects an intrusion.

Although he is not inclined to attack for no reason, he is very courageous even though he often prefers to withdraw rather than confront.

He can live outdoors without a problem, but since he is loyal to his master and possesses a pack instinct, he does not really like solitude. If he cannot live indoors, he will need to have a regular presence. Beneath his somewhat primitive airs, he is still very sensitive.