Saarloos Wolfhound

A wolf-like Dutch breed that is loyal and gentle with its family but shy of strangers and strongly attached to routine.

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Tamaño
Grande
Altura a la cruz
Machos 65–75 cm · Hembras 60–70 cm
Peso
Machos 36–45 kg · Hembras 30–38 kg
Esperanza de vida
10–12 años
Ejercicio
60–120 min al día
Aseo
Una vez por semana
Pelo
Doble capa, corto
Colores
Gris lobo, Marrón, Crema, Blanco
Criado para
Compañía
País de origen
Países Bajos
FCI
Grupo 1, n.º 311 · Perros de pastor y boyeros

Criadores en Kuldo

Ningún criador de Kuldo tiene esta raza todavía.

Vivir con la raza

Cariñoso con la familia4/5 – Alto
Bueno con niños3/5 – Moderado
Bueno con otros perros3/5 – Moderado
Bueno con gatos2/5 – Bajo
Abierto con desconocidos1/5 – Muy bajo
Energía4/5 – Alto
Juguetón3/5 – Moderado
Necesita estimulación mental4/5 – Alto
Fácil de educar2/5 – Bajo
Instinto de presa4/5 – Alto
Vigilante y protector2/5 – Bajo
Ladridos2/5 – Bajo
Muda de pelo4/5 – Alto
Exigencia de aseo2/5 – Bajo
Babeo1/5 – Muy bajo
Apto para primerizos1/5 – Muy bajo
Apto para pisos1/5 – Muy bajo
Adaptabilidad1/5 – Muy bajo
Tolera quedarse solo1/5 – Muy bajo
Tolera el calor3/5 – Moderado
Tolera el frío5/5 – Muy alto

Orientación propia de Kuldo basada en los rasgos típicos de la raza. Cada perro es único, así que habla con el criador.

¿Es la raza adecuada para ti?

Ideal si …

  • have experience with independent breeds
  • live in a calm, rural home
  • want a dog that stays close to its family

Piénsalo bien si …

  • want a dog for busy city life
  • need to leave the dog alone often
  • expect reliable off-lead obedience

Cuidados

Carácter

Gentle and devoted with family, but naturally cautious and inclined to retreat rather than confront. It has a strong flight instinct and a sharp eye for movement. It prefers routine and calm surroundings.

Ejercicio

Needs daily long walks or hikes on lead or in secure areas. It enjoys trotting at a steady pace, tracking and canicross more than fast-paced sports.

Aseo

The coat needs weekly brushing and much more during the heavy seasonal shed, when the undercoat comes out in clumps.

Educación

Train with patience and short, positive sessions; it does not respond to pressure. Socialise early and often, and keep recall expectations modest.

Salud

Hip dysplasia, spinal problems and some eye conditions are reported, and the small gene pool calls for careful breeding. Ask the breeder for the parents' hip, elbow, spine and eye results.

Pruebas de salud que suelen hacer los criadores

  • Caderas (HD)
  • Codos (ED)
  • Columna
  • Examen ocular

Pide al criador que te enseñe los resultados de los padres.

Sobre la raza

Dutch breeder Leendert Saarloos began crossing a German Shepherd with a European wolf in the 1930s, hoping to create a hardier working dog. The dogs proved too reserved for police or guide work, but they found a following as companions, and the breed gained recognition in the Netherlands in 1975.

The Saarloos is calm and affectionate with its own people, yet often shy and avoidant with strangers and in new places. It has a strong pack instinct and dislikes being left alone. It suits experienced owners with a quiet home, a high fence and the patience for slow, careful socialisation.

¿Sabías que…?

The breed was first known as the European Wolfdog and was renamed after its creator, Leendert Saarloos, after his death.

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