CZW-"unpredictable and dangerous"???

Seijun · 21-10-2005, 01:40

Dharkwolf, I agree very much with what you said. This lady sounded to me like she wanted a molosser-type dog out of the CZW. Molosser dogs are about as "unwolf-like" in behavior as any type of dog out there. The CZW is still very close to the more primitive wolf-like behaviors (strong intelligence, independance, etc.) and thus they are also like opposites of the molosser dogs. She also sounded like she wanted the extreme obediant personality of GSD's, rather than the independance of the CZW. Independant dogs are often seen as unstable by people who do not understand them, they are so much different than the public's image of a dog.

~Seij

21-10-2005, 01:40	#1
Seijun Junior Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 10	Dharkwolf, I agree very much with what you said. This lady sounded to me like she wanted a molosser-type dog out of the CZW. Molosser dogs are about as "unwolf-like" in behavior as any type of dog out there. The CZW is still very close to the more primitive wolf-like behaviors (strong intelligence, independance, etc.) and thus they are also like opposites of the molosser dogs. She also sounded like she wanted the extreme obediant personality of GSD's, rather than the independance of the CZW. Independant dogs are often seen as unstable by people who do not understand them, they are so much different than the public's image of a dog. ~Seij