European Grey Wolf in summer coat

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yukidomari, śr., 07/31/2013 - 22:42

Breed

A European Grey Wolf in summer coat at Paradise Wildlife Park, United Kingdom.

So no more comments about the Vlcaks not having fur or being defective, k? I realize that a lot of people, breeders included, want to only see a nice, heavily coated one. Anyway in a summer coat you can see the proper structure much easier..

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It is written already in the FCI breed standard

Margo, śr., 07/31/2013 - 22:44

It is written already in the FCI breed standard:
"COAT
MAKE UP OF COAT: Straight, close. Winter and summer coat differ greatly."

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I know, but it seems some

yukidomari, śr., 07/31/2013 - 22:45

I know, but it seems some people really cannot read.....

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I would say even more:

Margo, śr., 07/31/2013 - 22:46

I would say even more: wolfdogs which do not shed can be considered as untypical Czechoslovakian Wolfdogs (it is very likely that the dogs have thick coat for the whole year "thanks to" genes inheritated from the German Sheopherd Dogs which are responsible for (untypical) long hair)