What's the temperament of a Husky x Czechoslovakian Wolfdog cross like?

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31/01/2016, 15:52

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Hi everyone, I’d like to find out what kind of temperament my future dogs will have; they are a Husky x Czechoslovakian Wolfdog cross. In about a fortnight, I’m getting two puppies, a male and a female. I’ve never actually seen this cross before, but I have a rough idea of what to expect. I’ve researched Huskies and Czechoslovakian Wolfdogs separately, but I’ve never come across this specific mix. I’d love to hear from anyone who has this type of dog so I know what to expect, as I don’t want them to be unhappy. My son and I are both quite active.

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Anonymous user Icon representing the flag French

24/02/2016, 20:05

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Good luck with two dogs like that. The mum must have been short on milk to be rejecting the pups, so they were probably constantly hanging off her. Did you get your dogs from a private seller who didn't bother changing the mother's diet?

Yeah, they were private sellers who were very attentive to their dog and the pups, but they didn't really have much expert knowledge.

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Tania28

18/02/2016, 17:04

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Wow! Double the trouble!! It’s a handful enough with one, let alone two! Hats off to you! Can’t wait to see how they grow!! 😉 If you need any advice, I can help you out as I know the breed fairly well, thanks to my own two little speedsters! 👌

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Anonymous user Icon representing the flag French

17/02/2016, 23:38

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Two dogs like that – good luck. The mum must have been short on milk to reject the pups, so they must have been constantly latched onto her. Did you get your dogs from a private seller? It sounds like they didn't bother changing the mum's food.

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Anonymous user Icon representing the flag French

17/02/2016, 21:20

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Wow! They’re so cute! And what a lovely mix! Good enough to eat!

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Anonymous user Icon representing the flag French

17/02/2016, 20:41

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you'll have to take over the reins, and it would be especially good to have a mentor dog to keep helping them with their doggy manners for a bit longer.🙂

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Tania28

15/02/2016, 08:29

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You'll need to take over the reins, and it would be really helpful to have a steady role model dog to keep the socialisation going for a bit longer. 🙂

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Anonymous user Icon representing the flag French

12/02/2016, 16:24

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So he won't even be 8 weeks old when you get him? That’s a pity; it would have been good for him to stay with his mum and littermates a bit longer. It’s not always a great idea to get them too early. Yeah, I did look into that, but the mum rejected them after a month, so the lady had to take over. The mum had very sore teats. They'll be just 7 weeks old.

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Tania28

12/02/2016, 14:39

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And he won't even be 2 months old when you get him? That’s such a shame, it would be better if he could stay with his mum and his littermates for a bit longer. It’s not always a good idea to bring them home too early.

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Anonymous user Icon representing the flag French

12/02/2016, 12:44

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He's 7 weeks old, he was born on 28/12/2015

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Tania28

12/02/2016, 07:11

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Wow, it's getting close!! How old is he now?