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Young male Czech Vlcak (AKA Wolfdog) looking for a pet or show home. He was originally imported from Europe to be a working dog and foundation sire from an excellent breeding and famous kennel overseas. He has a sweet, quiet (never has barked) temperament – not necessarily a “working” boy – he wants nothing more than to lay on the couch next to you and snuggle while chewing a bone. He is very bright and is housebroken and crate-trained and knows basic commands. He will alert you if there is anyone in the area. He is also GORGEOUS – very “wolfy” looking with a strong head and stout bone – perfectly built (his shoulder assembly is to die for!) with a flowing gait. He would do super in the UKC/IABCA/FCI show ring. As the gene pool for this breed is so small, the owner asks to retain breeding rights. We are fostering him until he is placed, and during his stay here we are working on all of our basic commands on- and off-lead, lots of socializing with humans and other dogs (he loves other dogs and would love to live with at least one other dog in his new home), we take him to classes and swimming as well.

He was imported for a considerable sum, but the owner has decided to adopt him out for $1,500.00.  For more information please contact Casa del Mango.

Last Updated (Tuesday, 24 August 2010 18:51)

 

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My wife and I were very fortunate enough to adopt a Czechoslovakian vlcak from one of the very few breeders here in the USA, Galomy Oak.  Galomy Oak is the first breeder in the USA to produce a litter of puppies.  They had four puppies, three males and one female.  Our puppy, Galomy Oak's Aurora del Mango (a.k.a. Luna) was the only female in this litter.

Our puppy - Galomy Oak's Aurora del Mango (Luna)

 

Luna is now a few days over 9 weeks old and has already surpassed our expectations.  She is bright, inquisitive, alert, and always looking to get into trouble (like any puppy).  She is already an attention getter.  We took her to a dog show and *everyone* fell in love with her - she even gained more attention than the other rare breeds at the show.  She was confident and outgoing during the entire experience and did not act inappropriately (even when other dogs and humans did).  We had an appreciation for the breed before we received her (though research and talking to breeders) but with Luna in our home we are in love with the breed.

 

We have high expectations for this puppy.  We plan to show her UKC and IKC as well as trainer her for service work, obedience, schutzhund, and anything else she enjoys.

Last Updated (Friday, 02 April 2010 17:03)

 
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