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ligerwolve · 19-01-2005, 08:02

Sorry I didnt mean their is anything wrong with CWD's but that there is nothing wrong with breeding a dog that looks like a wolf but doesnt have the agression ( more like stubborness ). I own a czech shepherd ( a wolf dog) and I personally think she is perfect, but not for everyone. So if they breed a dog that looks like a wolf but is more laid back I think there will be less people buying work dogs. As far as the goverment goes I know as a fact that we use wolfdogs here in the Air Force and Army. My dog has training as a sniffer dog. She is an ex-air force dog. Just try hide her favourite toy

They are considered better working dogs than GSD. I do however hear romours of CWD's being scittish and that would put the Army off.

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19-01-2005, 08:02	#11
ligerwolve Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 52	Sorry I didnt mean their is anything wrong with CWD's but that there is nothing wrong with breeding a dog that looks like a wolf but doesnt have the agression ( more like stubborness ). I own a czech shepherd ( a wolf dog) and I personally think she is perfect, but not for everyone. So if they breed a dog that looks like a wolf but is more laid back I think there will be less people buying work dogs. As far as the goverment goes I know as a fact that we use wolfdogs here in the Air Force and Army. My dog has training as a sniffer dog. She is an ex-air force dog. Just try hide her favourite toy They are considered better working dogs than GSD. I do however hear romours of CWD's being scittish and that would put the Army off.