[Wolfpup]

Originally Posted by Rona

PersonallyI see no sense in spoiling such a great, young and specific breed as CzW and using it instrumentally to fulfil dreams of "perfect" GSD. Without proper reserach, scientific preparation, consultations with specialists in dog genetics, clearly constrained conditions, extreme costs and really devoted team of breeders with "hard hearts" for pups that do not meet the expectations (all these conditions were fulfilled at Pohranicni Straze in 1950-1970) such an experiment may ruin the CzW breed and "create" quite weird kind of GSDs.

Point well taken, Rona. Your post displayed true love for your CzW breed, but proper consideration must likewise be afforded to a noble purpose of improving a once-mighty breed that played a major role in the creation of your CzW. Come to think of it, will the CzW now be kind enough to lend improvement to the breed that helped develop it? CzW is GSD blood and GSD blood had wolf blood. There's no new breed being introduced here, so my expectations should be well-contained. This is not to mean as a desperate attempt to revive a totally-lost breed, for there are still good GSDs around if you spend more time to find them.

Originally Posted by Rona

It's like a case of a famous writer: a young lady wanted to have a baby with him and suggested that the baby would inherit his intelligence and her looks. "and what if the baby inherits the other way round", asked the writer, "my looks and your intelligence" ?

Nothing to lose any which way.

Originally Posted by Rona

Unless one has a huge number of CzWs to use for such an experiment and is able to apply a really cruel selection to puppies, the result might bring a shy, sick and stubborn creatures....

If one is keen on having a working dog full of stamina, why not simply buy and breed CzWs instead of undertaking risky attempts which may destroy the Czw breed?

Well, who knows I might just do that. Only I'm not that kind who will abandon a good friend just because he's rotting away.

Best regards...