New Member from Germany

George · 04-25-2011, 07:24 PM

Hi Everyone,

I am an American living in Germany. A few months ago we lost of Boxer age 13 to cancer. Last week while looking at dogs we ran across a breeder close to us in Northern Germany, who has Czech Wolf-Dogs. They were selling a litter of dogs. The father is full blood Czech Wolf-Dog however the mother is half Alaskan Malamute and White Swiss Shepard. We obtained a 3 month old female and found quickly that we were going to need some assistance in training. While checking the internet for information on this type of dog I came across your web site that thought this would be a good place for us to share experiences and gain some knowledge.

George Long

Mikael · 04-27-2011, 08:18 PM

Hello and welcome

Hmmm... I do not know if (we) can help you to much whit specific questions, it is hard for us to know how a mix like that is or can be...

But if you stay around you might learn a thing or two about Cs Wolfdogs

And I think that might help you to understand some behviour of your dog better

Very best regards / Mikael

yukidomari · 04-27-2011, 09:49 PM

Welcome!

I think the best place to go to for advice regarding a purchased dog is the breeder, especially a mix which has no standard typical character. Perhaps the breeder will know more about this particular mix as the kennel seems to be purposely breeding them.

Good luck with your training!!

George · 04-28-2011, 03:31 PM

Thank you for the welcome. We have had her only 7 days now so I am simply guessing this potty training is going to take some time. As far as her temper, is is no problem. She loves children, other dogs and all other people. I have already learned some things just by reading many of the posts. Seems this is going to be a good place for me to come each day.

04-25-2011, 07:24 PM	#1
George Junior Member Registriert seit: Apr 2011 Ort: Grossenaspe, Germany Beiträge: 4	New Member from Germany Hi Everyone, I am an American living in Germany. A few months ago we lost of Boxer age 13 to cancer. Last week while looking at dogs we ran across a breeder close to us in Northern Germany, who has Czech Wolf-Dogs. They were selling a litter of dogs. The father is full blood Czech Wolf-Dog however the mother is half Alaskan Malamute and White Swiss Shepard. We obtained a 3 month old female and found quickly that we were going to need some assistance in training. While checking the internet for information on this type of dog I came across your web site that thought this would be a good place for us to share experiences and gain some knowledge. George Long

04-27-2011, 08:18 PM	#2
Mikael Scandinavian Member Registriert seit: Dec 2007 Ort: Stockholm Beiträge: 1.089	Hello and welcome Hmmm... I do not know if (we) can help you to much whit specific questions, it is hard for us to know how a mix like that is or can be... But if you stay around you might learn a thing or two about Cs Wolfdogs And I think that might help you to understand some behviour of your dog better Very best regards / Mikael __________________ _________________________________________________ Hronec, Rasty, Zilja Kennel, Wolfdog of Sweden* http://kennelwolfdogofsweden.vpsite.se/Home.html http://www.facebook.com/pages/Wolfdo...53067971392916

04-28-2011, 03:31 PM	#4
George Junior Member Registriert seit: Apr 2011 Ort: Grossenaspe, Germany Beiträge: 4	Thanks Thank you for the welcome. We have had her only 7 days now so I am simply guessing this potty training is going to take some time. As far as her temper, is is no problem. She loves children, other dogs and all other people. I have already learned some things just by reading many of the posts. Seems this is going to be a good place for me to come each day.

04-27-2011, 09:49 PM	#3
yukidomari Moderator Registriert seit: Mar 2010 Ort: Los Angeles CA Beiträge: 847	Welcome! I think the best place to go to for advice regarding a purchased dog is the breeder, especially a mix which has no standard typical character. Perhaps the breeder will know more about this particular mix as the kennel seems to be purposely breeding them. Good luck with your training!!