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Saarloos Wolfdog
A large, sensitive and highly reserved wolfdog with strong avoidance instincts, independent behaviour and demanding management needs.
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Score overview
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Health 3/5 The Saarloos Wolfdog has a moderate health profile. Conditions to monitor include hip and elbow dysplasia, degenerative myelopathy, pituitary dwarfism and inherited eye disorders. Recommended preventive care includes orthopaedic and eye assessment, available DNA testing for degenerative myelopathy and pituitary dwarfism and breeding choices that preserve genetic diversity. Advantages Things to consider
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