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SAARLOOSWOLFHOND
text and illustrations by RIA HÖRTER
The Creation of Leendert Saarloos
Brief Description:
The Saarlooswolfhond was developed in the Netherlands by Leendert Saarloos. The breed is based on cross breeding German Shepherd Dogs and wolves.
In 1975, the breed was recognized by the Dutch KC, and in 1977 by the FCI. The breed standard dates from November 1981 and was modified in 1993.
Considered a rare breed, the Saarlooswolfhond is a strongly built dog whose outer appearance (body build, movement and coat) are reminiscent of a wolf. The breed is devoted and reliable with its master but suspicious of strangers. A natural, wolf-like reserve and desire to flee from unknown situations is typical of this breed.
Links to Breed Descriptions:
Other Names for Breed:
Saarloos Wolf Dog
Saarlooswolfhund
Perro Lobo De Saarloos
Chien-Loup De Saarloos
Country of Origin and Parent Breed Club:
The Netherlands
The Association of Saarlooswolfhond lovers (AVLS)
Nederlandse Vereniging van Saarlooswolfhonden
Breed Standards:
The basis of breed/conformation shows is the judging of pedigree dogs against the 'Breed Standard', which is a picture in words that describes the range of features that are deemed appropriate for the breed.
The Saarlooswolfhond is not recognized by The American Kennel Club or The Kennel Club, UK
Breed-Specific Statistics:
1. Finland: Koiranet
2. NL: AVLS: Genetic Diversity Project (approved in May of 2012)
Breeding/Health Strategy Documents:
Health/Breeding Strategy Documents and Links:
NL: AVLS: Genetic Diversity Project (approved in May of 2012)
Breed-Specific DNA Tests:
Other Breed-Specific Webpages:
Totally Dog Training: Saarloos Wolfdog – A Really Wild Pet: April 2, 2018 By Shannon Cutts
Breed Clubs:
We are listing sites for breed clubs with health or other information that might be helpful. Follow links below.
Netherlands: The Association of Saarlooswolfhond lovers (AVLS)
Nederlandse Vereniging van Saarlooswolfhonden
Germany: VDH
Saarlooswolfhond Club e.V.
France: SCC
Bergers Hollandais Club de France (BHCF)
Belgium: De Belgische kynologie (V.D.A.): Club Contacts List
Belgian Saarlooswolfhonden Vereniging
Finland: Suomen Seurakoirayhdistys ry
UK: UK Saarloos Wolfdog Club (SWDC)
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