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Old 23-01-2007, 13:04   #1
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Just out of curiosity if it is true that no recent wolf has been added into my CWD then how much wolf content would it have in there already?? I'm am sure it will be very low but then how can they resemble wolves so much unless more wolf is added, when this is done is it illegal?
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Old 23-01-2007, 15:33   #2
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See this link:
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Old 23-01-2007, 21:09   #3
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Thanks that answers one question but poses so many others. I still don't know about %'s or am I reading over that bit??
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Old 24-01-2007, 00:21   #4
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The wolf percentage is alone matematics, not means nothing, you can see in the Data Base of this site the Wolfblood percentage of all dogs with complet pedigree, as I see commonly is about 25% - 30% of wolfblood, someone can have more or less than this.
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I'm am sure it will be very low but then how can they resemble wolves so much unless more wolf is added, when this is done is it illegal?
Maybe because they were bred to resemble wolves? And as any stable dog breed, the CSW has logically the desired markings, shape and coat length etc. to fit the standard (which requires the dogs to resemble wolves). So when you take two CSW´s and mate them together, surprise, you get again CSW who resemble wolves..

The question is a bit like if you ask, how it comes, that when you breed labradors, after years they still look like labradors, even that you did not add anything else into the breed.

One thing is true, though. If you do not choose the breeding animals carefully, if you don´t care about genetics, standard and health, you can soon end up with CSW´s, who resemble jackals, coyotes or GSD´s. But not wolves. And all that even without jackals, coyotes or GSD´s added!
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Old 22-01-2008, 15:09   #6
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Why in the present chage the % wolfblood from 25-30% to 60-65% in this web page and in the peronowki page??

What is in reallity the right % wolfblood mean in one wolfdog?
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Why in the present chage the % wolfblood from 25-30% to 60-65% in this web page and in the peronowki page??

What is in reallity the right % wolfblood mean in one wolfdog?
Maybe because they're working in Dadabase for the new site the wolfblood percentage is wrong.
The wolfblood isn't more than one pretty number for curious people see without have the work to calculate it, this means absolutely nothing.
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Old 22-01-2008, 19:32   #8
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I know that genetic combinations are random. For example, one wolf and one female German Shepherd have one litter, is likely that the different puppies don’t have de same wolfblood to 50%. But the mean is 50%. I mean this, what is the normal % of wolfblood in breed wolfdog? 25% = mix wolf with German Shepherd and after mix his puppy (50% wolfblood) with German Shepherd
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