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Originally Posted by Risto
It is not quite that simple with genetics: After many generations of breeding within a closed population you
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I agree with all you say. But what we are talking about is average content of wolfblood. All CzW have about 25-30% of wolfblood (and it does not matter if a dog looks and behaves like a GSD or a CzW) and it will stay so for next 50-100 or more years because there will be no "new" blood addition (anyway I hope so
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If we will use your way to count the wolfsblood than Saarloos can be compared with German Shepherd Dogs (both breeds have almost the same "age"
). And also a CzW is not a wolfdog anymore....anyway not most of them.
And if I should prepare a list with breed which are more "wolfish" (shy/aggresive/dominant) than CzW the list will include some very famous "domestic" breeds too...