Czechoslovakian Wolfdog Dog Names

Many movies, music videos, and even photo shoots have used the Czechoslovakian Wolfdog as a stand in for a real wolf because they have been domesticated and are trainable, whereas a wolf, even one tamed, could be a liability. Native Canines located in Michigan has two Czechoslovakian Wolfdogs that have appeared in print ads, movies, and most recently Yelawolf’s music video featuring Eminem. Meigunn, also affectionately called Mikey, can be seen stalking prey through the tall grass in Yelawolf’s video for his song Best Friend. Native Canines’ other Czechoslovakian Wolfdog, Migwans, has not gained the popularity that Meigunn has but he has still been used in print ads and private photo shoots. Meigunn has collected a number of fans and even boasts his own fan page on Facebook. Native Canines promotes their Czechoslovakian Wolfdogs as being 100% recall trained and since they are dogs and not wolves, they are able to travel without all the legal red tape that wolves encounter. A dog, even a Czechoslovakian Wolfdog, can fly within the United States with only a health certificate issued by a certified veterinarian.

Aside from having Meigunn and Migwans star in videos, photos, and movies, Native Canines also breeds Czechoslovakian Wolfdogs. Do not think, however, that just because they have puppies to sell they will automatically sell to you. Native Canines have set rules in place for all puppy owners to meet before they will consider placing a puppy, they call this the “Must Haves” list and it includes things like you must own your own home that is located outside of city limits. You must also have researched your state, county and city or township laws about owning a dog classified as a wolf dog. Some laws classify the Czechoslovakian Wolfdog as a hybrid and they are illegal to own. A fenced yard is also another must. Czechoslovakian Wolfdogs can be rough and do require significant training, therefore Native Canines will not place a puppy with a family with small children or in a home that has other intact dogs. This is a breed that does not thrive in a home with multiple dogs but rather in a home where they are given a lot of one-on-one attention. They require a strong leader and do require that new owners go through training classes with their new Czechoslovakian Wolfdog to ensure they can properly handle their new puppy. The Czechoslovakian Wolfdog can be a very destructive dog and must have a job to perform. They also must have a set pack order and they will become dependent on their family, or pack as they will see you. It takes a special home to devote the next 12 to 15 years to a Czechoslovakian Wolfdog as these dogs rarely can be successfully re-homed.