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|  29-09-2011, 10:53 | #22 | 
| Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: on a farm 
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			ok, lets put this to bed once and for all! when I am out with my dogs many people ask what they are and i reply czechoslovakian wolfdogs the obvious next question is usually how come a wolf dog do they have wolf in them, I usually just smile and say yes originally they did but by the time i've explained a bit more they are glazed over and confused. Even my vet asked me if I knew of what % wolf genes would be left now? So I thought I'd ask on here, Ive followed the site a while but thought it was a valid ask! Wether it be fun or not , I am so disturbed to find why one question is disected so much by 'wanna be ' experts! From what you are saying, my dog is a german shepherd cross and the wolf part is of no importance? Perhaps I should have just registered them as german shepherd crosses and then I wouldnt have had such problems bringing my pets with me to the UK. oh wait I see that some 'member' already advises people to do this giving advise to a student who asked how to bring his dog with him? Last edited by happyfeet; 29-09-2011 at 10:59. | 
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