📜 The official breed standard for the Czechoslovakian Wolfdog.
🐾 Details the history, appearance, and temperament of this unique dog breed.
📖 Learn about the detailed characteristics of the Czechoslovakian Wolfdog.
🧬 Understand the breed's fascinating origin from German Shepherds and Carpathian Wolves.
⚖️ Essential guide for breeders, judges, and enthusiasts of the breed.
🌍 Discover its recognition as a national breed by the former Czechoslovakia.
📏 Strong, larger than medium size, with a rectangular frame.
🐺 Wolf-like body structure, movement, coat, and mask.
🧠 Temperamental, very active, enduring, docile, and quick to react.
🛡️ Fearless, courageous, yet distrustful, with extraordinary loyalty to owners.
🌡️ Resistant to various weather conditions, making them versatile.
🦴 Head: Symmetrical, well-muscled, blunt wedge shape, clear sex indication.
👃 Nose: Oval, black.
👄 Jaws/Teeth: Strong, symmetrical, scissor or pincer bite with 42 teeth.
👁️ Eyes: Narrow, obliquely set, amber colored.
👂 Ears: Erect, thin, triangular, short.
💪 Body: Smooth topline, firm back, spacious pear-shaped chest.
🐾 Paws: Large, slightly turned outwards, strong dark claws.
🎨 Coat Color: Yellow-grey to silver-grey with a characteristic light mask.
📏 Length of body : Height at withers = 10:9
📏 Length of muzzle : Length of cranial region = 1:1.5
♂️ Males: Minimum 65 cm height, minimum 26 kg weight.
♀️ Females: Minimum 60 cm height, minimum 20 kg weight.
🚫 Deviations from standard are faults, severity proportional to degree.
❌ Disqualifying faults include aggression, atypical features, and incorrect bite.