I didn’t either of these breeds but I had a dog whose mother was a German shepherd and father was a silver north American wolf. He was extremely loyal, absolutely brilliant and also loving. He was an amazing dog. A true escape artist and I couldn’t get him inside when it snowed. He would stay outside day and night. He weighed about 85 pounds and was very tall. He was the best dog on the planet.
Really appreciate your channel. I have a Czech Wolfie now. Had another one some time back. Both were rescued from shelters. Your videos are so accurate. These dogs are escape artists, food motivated, smart. But, best dogs I ever had.
I had Czechoslovakian Wolfdog for almost 14 years. Trust me here in czech republic, Wolfdogs are much more bigger than is described. Mine was first born male And was nearly 2times bigger than his brothers. At his best age he was about 75cm in height And nearly 70kg. He was huge And dominant. Very kind to family members even small Child, And very good Guard dog. And absolutely healthy.
@@大火-q7h I mean it is possible but only if he is overweight. 70kg dog would never pass the bonitation nor 40km endurance test. 40 kg is just about right with 70 cm height.
We have a mix of Czechoslovakian and Saarloos Wolfdog. She is a fabulous girl. She cannot be alone and she chews on everything if she is not supervised. She is very good with other dogs and very nice to people.
Thank you, never heard of Saarloos. I love their appearance but have huge respect before their excercise needs so will never own one. Hopefully getting a GSD next year though.
very good veideo about 2 dog breeds ive always been excited about but know that i probably wont grow any of them. one of my dog training teachers has czechoslovakian wolf dog mixed with an israeli wolf. she is a very hard dog to grow but amazing creature! thank you for the great video!
Can you do a few more comparisons between the tamaskan and northern Inuit dog, American Indian dog and blue bay shepherd, American Alsatian and wolamute or between any of this breeds please....??? Thanks for the hard work much support from from a subscriber 👍👍
These aren't breeds, they're just crosses with no consistent temperaments, aside from the Blue Bay being the closest. You can't compare dogs that aren't uniform.
@@skyforgerpack3645 I know, I’m just interested on seeing the characteristics of different dogs crossed with wolf blood or bred to make them look like wolves
I contacted a breeder of Czechoslovakian wolf dog to ask if they were suited as a service dog for a person with ptsd and was told that they were absolutely NOT suited for this purpose as they are not people pleasers 🤷🏼♀️
They will attack if fear is shown I had to never go outside when one of my old neighbours went for a walk with his and he wouldn't let anybody near it but it you raise it from earlier stages than when you'd get a normal puppy
I AM A PTSD SPECIAL FORCES VET I HAVE TIGERS LIONS AND NEVER HEARD OF A SARLOOS I GOT AS CALL IF I WANTED A DOG NO BUT SEND A PIC I THOUGHT A FULL WOLF BADLY ABUSED AFTER HE TRIED 4 TIMES TO KILL ME WE ARE NOW BONDED 4 YRS HES NOT ONCE LEFT MY SIDE COURTROOMS HOSPITALS FLYS AND LOVES EVERY ONE SADLY RIGHT NOW BAD SIZURES HAS COME TO HIM 3 DAYS LAST ONE DEAF BLIND AND I HAVETOBEAR HUG HIM BEFORE HE HURTS HIM OR ME I CANT FIND A SINGLE THING ON LINE HOPE TO GET HIM TO A UNIVERSITY NERO RESEARCH LAB SIR YOUR WRONG
Hi, good video but I spot two innacuracies: First, while CsV was bred for the army and indeed used for border patrol as an experiment, they never really proved themselves being ideal for this job, due to their loyalty to one handler as well as more dificult training compared to GSD. Second, 30kg limit is misleading, CsV does not have an upper limit for weight and height and 70+cm tall individuals with 45+kg are very common these days.
@@Rocadog Yep mine is 56kg and no he isn't fat he is simply that much bigger than average CSV. BTW that border patrol experiment leaves them with a bit of bad reputation in Czech republic. I've heard countless variations of "Your dog is a killer breed which was used to hunt innocent people that just wanted out of communist country." (mostly from older folks)
The Saarloos Wolfdog is my breed since 15 years. I love the character of these generous dogs. I find it important to say, that the most wolfdogs can't stay alone. They escape, or destroy or howl because they want to be together with their owner. This is NOT trainable. Most people fail on exactly this problem.
@@zaccllewellyn8950 no, they aren't. The Saarloos Wolfdog has nothing to do with a Husky. These breeds are totally different in character and exterior.
What is your experience with the Saarloos Wolfdog or Czechoslovakian Wolfdog?
I didn’t either of these breeds but I had a dog whose mother was a German shepherd and father was a silver north American wolf. He was extremely loyal, absolutely brilliant and also loving. He was an amazing dog. A true escape artist and I couldn’t get him inside when it snowed. He would stay outside day and night. He weighed about 85 pounds and was very tall. He was the best dog on the planet.
Thanks for sharing!
Really appreciate your channel. I have a Czech Wolfie now. Had another one some time back. Both were rescued from shelters. Your videos are so accurate. These dogs are escape artists, food motivated, smart. But, best dogs I ever had.
Thanks a lot!
I had Czechoslovakian Wolfdog for almost 14 years. Trust me here in czech republic, Wolfdogs are much more bigger than is described. Mine was first born male And was nearly 2times bigger than his brothers. At his best age he was about 75cm in height And nearly 70kg. He was huge And dominant. Very kind to family members even small Child, And very good Guard dog. And absolutely healthy.
ČsV je väčší ako to čo popisuje vo videu, ale 70kg ? Tak tomu sa mi nechce veriť. Má papiere? Ak áno tak ako sa volá podľa rodokmeňa?
my 1.5 year old Czechoslovakian wolfdog is 70cm in height and 38 kg in weight. i am just wondering can he grow bigger？
@@大火-q7h he will gain 2-3 more kg if he is fed properly. He will not grow in height anymore, though.
@@robertbugan9092 I never see a Cze wolfdog with 70kg. is that true that a Cze wolfdog could reach that size？
@@大火-q7h I mean it is possible but only if he is overweight. 70kg dog would never pass the bonitation nor 40km endurance test. 40 kg is just about right with 70 cm height.
I know a lot of people were looking forward to this video. Thanks for the update. Do you have a video about the breeds from Czech Republic?
Yes I have old video about Czech breeds, you can check it out here: ruclips.net/video/gRdObbUk9sk/видео.html
We have a mix of Czechoslovakian and Saarloos Wolfdog. She is a fabulous girl. She cannot be alone and she chews on everything if she is not supervised. She is very good with other dogs and very nice to people.
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How she looks?
What lovely Dog Breeds thank you for the great info.👍
Agree!
Thank you, never heard of Saarloos. I love their appearance but have huge respect before their excercise needs so will never own one. Hopefully getting a GSD next year though.
Thanks for watching!
very good veideo about 2 dog breeds ive always been excited about but know that i probably wont grow any of them. one of my dog training teachers has czechoslovakian wolf dog mixed with an israeli wolf. she is a very hard dog to grow but amazing creature! thank you for the great video!
Thanks! Wolfdogs are not for everyone, but they definitely look amazing 👍
It will be a dog crossed with a hybrid of both wolf's most likely unless you seen it bud just incase he mispronounced it
There aren't any Israeli wolves.
Can you do a few more comparisons between the tamaskan and northern Inuit dog, American Indian dog and blue bay shepherd, American Alsatian and wolamute or between any of this breeds please....??? Thanks for the hard work much support from from a subscriber 👍👍
Right now i have a lot of videos scheduled already. But i am planning to make more comparsion videos in future, so thank you for ideas!
@@Rocadog no problem, we’ll be waiting while we see the next videos 👍
These aren't breeds, they're just crosses with no consistent temperaments, aside from the Blue Bay being the closest.
You can't compare dogs that aren't uniform.
@@skyforgerpack3645 I know, I’m just interested on seeing the characteristics of different dogs crossed with wolf blood or bred to make them look like wolves
I contacted a breeder of Czechoslovakian wolf dog to ask if they were suited as a service dog for a person with ptsd and was told that they were absolutely NOT suited for this purpose as they are not people pleasers 🤷🏼♀️
They will attack if fear is shown I had to never go outside when one of my old neighbours went for a walk with his and he wouldn't let anybody near it but it you raise it from earlier stages than when you'd get a normal puppy
@@zaccllewellyn8950 No they won't.
I AM A PTSD SPECIAL FORCES VET I HAVE TIGERS LIONS AND NEVER HEARD OF A SARLOOS I GOT AS CALL IF I WANTED A DOG NO BUT SEND A PIC I THOUGHT A FULL WOLF BADLY ABUSED AFTER HE TRIED 4 TIMES TO KILL ME WE ARE NOW BONDED 4 YRS HES NOT ONCE LEFT MY SIDE COURTROOMS HOSPITALS FLYS AND LOVES EVERY ONE SADLY RIGHT NOW BAD SIZURES HAS COME TO HIM 3 DAYS LAST ONE DEAF BLIND AND I HAVETOBEAR HUG HIM BEFORE HE HURTS HIM OR ME I CANT FIND A SINGLE THING ON LINE HOPE TO GET HIM TO A UNIVERSITY NERO RESEARCH LAB SIR YOUR WRONG
Not true at all because they take so much of your time they keep you calm I'm living proof
I have a wolf dog but my dog is literally fake he loves everyone and everything well it’s not fake but his personality is like weird
Hi, good video but I spot two innacuracies:
First, while CsV was bred for the army and indeed used for border patrol as an experiment, they never really proved themselves being ideal for this job, due to their loyalty to one handler as well as more dificult training compared to GSD.
Second, 30kg limit is misleading, CsV does not have an upper limit for weight and height and 70+cm tall individuals with 45+kg are very common these days.
Thanks for the info.
@@Rocadog Yep mine is 56kg and no he isn't fat he is simply that much bigger than average CSV.
BTW that border patrol experiment leaves them with a bit of bad reputation in Czech republic.
I've heard countless variations of "Your dog is a killer breed which was used to hunt innocent people that just wanted out of communist country." (mostly from older folks)
The Saarloos Wolfdog is my breed since 15 years. I love the character of these generous dogs. I find it important to say, that the most wolfdogs can't stay alone. They escape, or destroy or howl because they want to be together with their owner. This is NOT trainable. Most people fail on exactly this problem.
👍👍
They're basically wild huskies
@@zaccllewellyn8950 no, they aren't. The Saarloos Wolfdog has nothing to do with a Husky. These breeds are totally different in character and exterior.
Do you know of any breeders in the US?
@@mikeN1ke no. There's no Saarloos breeder in US.