czechoslovakian wolfdog   "od Úhoště"

2024

Litter from Black sea wolfdog Giny

COI: 0,39%

AVK: 98,38%

COR: 0,77%

So this litter is a bit different from my usually very serious litters. Here it's purely a height focused litter. Of course I'm keeping low inbreeding and health, but I have no expectations for pedigree. The father of the puppies has a pure Czech/Slovak pedigree. With a height of 75 cm, it is the tallest stud male in history. There are a few very tall individuals in the mother's pedigree that greatly exceed the average height of individuals in the population. Regarding this, I created an image in which you can verify this information. Wolverin is a very friendly dog, he has an absolutely wonderful character. Giny passes on beautiful heads to her puppies, which I am counting on in this litter. So what do I expect? I expect very large puppies, which will probably still be in the type of a nice Czechoslovak wolfdog. In males, I expect a height considerably exceeding 70 cm at the withers, and I hope for a 75 cm tall individual again, like father. In Wolverin's documents you can see his X-ray photos of his hips. I am happy, this so big male has still perfect hips.  If there in litter will be  a nice puppy male for future  breeding, I will be happy. I don't have many photos of  father in my photo gallery yet. I will do them only when covering.

Only in my kennel, the only one in the world, you can see all the documents of both parents. Scans of all medical examinations for genetic diseases, bonitation cards, x-ray results for dysplasia of the elbow and hip joints. I am the only one posting x-ray photos of hips and elbows. If you focus on the maternal line, you can click on my www to see x-ray photos of the last few generations. So no cheating with the results. Everything in my kennel is transparent and all documents are available for future puppy owners.

Both parents of the puppies of course passed bonitation. Which is very important for our breed, because part of the bonitation is a character  test. As a bonus, it is bonitation in the country of origin. So no fraudulent foreign pseudo- bonitation. And you won't see any breeding of animals at my place that have not passed bonitation at all. So you can expect the puppies to have "country of origin" characters.

In the Czech Republic (and almost worldwide) we have a problem with the relatedness of the population. Specifically, we have a situation where approx. 80% of all wolfdogs have Arimminum Upstream in their family tree. It's hard to find stud males that don't have it. This litter belongs to the high value 20%, where this female is not. If a male from this litter is kept, it can be a sought-after stud. And the future breeding female from this litter can help the population in the country where it will work, reduce the relatedness of the population.

Mother: Black sea wolfdog Giny  (info here)

Bonitation code: A62OiQpS2Xv54,8Xf111,3   (CZ)

HD: A (0/0)                        ED: 0-0   (CZ)

DM: N/N                            Dw: N/N

Photogallery: here

Photogallery of documents: here

 

   

 

Father: Wolverin s Divokou krví (CZ)  

Bonitation code:  A75D1,9,10OhQrXv53,3Xf106,7  (CZ)

HD: A (0/0)              ED: 0-0  (CZ)

DM: N/N                 Dw: N/Dw

Photogallery: here

Photogallery of documents: here

 

 

Pedigree of pups:

In the last five generations of the pedigree of puppies we find:

Hot Sioux van Hagia Sophia. Very tall bitch with a very friendly nature and excellent working possibilties.

 

Saqui des Gitans Noirs, son of my Quenno II od Úhoště

 

Galiba Crying wolf, another of my favorites. A dog with a gentle nature and a really beautiful exterior. Galiba is recognizable in many subsequent generations. I'm really happy for him. I know this male personally. And I will remember him forever.

 

 

Rubin Crying wolf, beautiful daughter of Mona z Krotkovského dvora. I'm glad I have her offspring of my Ali Reolup.

 

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