Saarloos Wolfdog Puppies for sale
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The Saarloos Wolfdog, also known as Dutch Wolfdog, Saarloos Wolfhond, as its name suggests, has a very wolf-like appearance. They were first bred in the 1930s by crossing a German Shepherd Dog with a European Wolf with the aim of breeding a dog that was more natural in its behaviour. Although not as popular in the UK, they have a large following in other parts of the world thanks to their wolf-like appearance and friendly, loyal and sociable nature. The Saarloos Wolfdog is not recognised as a breed by the Kennel Club (January 2018), but many local breed clubs have been formed with the goal of continuing to produce healthy, well-bred puppies.
Read our Saarloos Wolfdog Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.
19Stunning Low Content Wolfdog
Saarloos Wolfdog
3 yearsAge
1Sex
£800Price
🐾💖 A new beginning for Phoenix 💖🐾 Meet our beautiful Phoenix, a German Shepherd × low-content Wolfdog who is just over three years old and has such a lovely nature. 🥰 Phoenix came back to us be
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Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
41Low content wolfdog
Saarloos Wolfdog
2 yearsAge
53Sex
£450Price
The litter size was 9 pups , this add is only for one which returned to me and is 2 years old now. I can't change the numbers in the ad, so please read the following . Sid returned to me a year ago
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Mansfield, NottinghamshirePRO
1 beautiful girl - vaccinated and ready to leave
Saarloos Wolfdog
3 monthsAge
12Sex
£2,000Price
Rhaenys is a beautiful, affectionate girl. She is quick to learn and loves to be close to you. She is the perfect companion. She is gentle and the calmest girl in the litter. •Fully vaccinated •Heal
Banff, Aberdeenshire
FAQs
Yes, Saarloos wolfdogs are legal in the UK. They are recognised as a domestic dog breed and are not considered wolf-dog hybrids. Only first or second generation wolfdog hybrids require special licensing, but Saarloos wolfdogs are typically several generations removed from wolves and therefore do not need a licence under UK law. For detailed information, local authorities can provide guidance.