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Breed standard & bonitations How typical CzW should look like, measurements and commentaries to the breed standard, information about bonitations and youth presentations.... |
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20-10-2008, 18:11 | #21 |
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Oh now I see. No I haven´t seen it in wolfs but I must confess I didn´t look for it, I will do next time. Our wolfs don´t have it. I think I can remember some GSD with it.
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20-10-2008, 19:11 | #22 | |
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I train with my CSW`s in club of German shepherds and no one there have never seen it on GSD too, but ofcourse even they havent seen all GSD`s I was just wondering if it was due to inbreeding ? or maybe somebody know if some German shepherds have it for sure ? because I can not imagne that it comes from wolf.... Greetings Rolf |
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20-10-2008, 19:37 | #23 |
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20-10-2008, 19:53 | #24 | |
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Thanks for the links So I guess that I comes from GSD ...untill I see photos of wolves with the same muzzle Just to be sure, curly coat and outstanding eyes is due to inbreeding right ? ...or have you seen any wolves or GSD (without inbreeding in their lines) who have any of this ? Greetings Rolf |
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20-10-2008, 20:00 | #25 |
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no definetly not, but with outstandig eyes I am not so sure because the only dog I know is not very inbred. Not everything new or unusual must be an inbreeding effect.
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20-10-2008, 20:07 | #26 |
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Seems that this wolf have a little bit of cezar nose.
And this more than the first. Of course, much less than the GSD,but I think if start inbreeding and line breeding in wolves like happen in dogs, few time cezar nose will appear. When more old the dog seems that this turn more visible.
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20-10-2008, 20:14 | #27 |
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Well, that´s interesting though the first one I would see as the normal nose. But the second one seems to be different. Where does this wolf come from?
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20-10-2008, 20:33 | #28 | |
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20-10-2008, 20:43 | #29 | ||
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Other one, this from Großwildfreigehege Gangelt Wolves have it veery silly, most of then seems not have it. I had see some fothos of european wolves from the São Paulo zoo, seems they have more cezar nose than these wolves from europe, probably due the high imbreeding, not only cezar nose but some bad formation at body start to appear, like a female wich born with his front paw at the side of the leg. I think somethings wich we can commonly find at dogs like prognatism lack of tooths and even cezar nose can comes from wolves too, but rarelly we will find wolves with this problem because the natural selection some times and the "not human selection for X or Y carachteristic". Quote:
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20-10-2008, 20:47 | #30 |
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Very interesting photos from nebulosa
Are thise european wolves ? not to say that wolves can not have this "cesar" nose, but I have read somewhere reliable(unfortunatly I don`t remember where) that some european wolves in the international zoo breeding program back in the `70 accually was not pure breed wolves even that experts was claiming that is was, first 30 years later thise experts confessed that the wolves they delivered to the zoo was not pure breed and therefore many wolves in the zoo`s today is maybe not 100% pure ...did anybody else hear or read about this ? Greetings Rolf |
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