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.

Saarloos Wolfdog & Rottweiler Hybrid
We have 2 active, adorable and loving Rottweiler x Czechoslovakian wolfdog puppies, 1 male and 1 female who due to the breed have remained with the breeder to receive basic training and to assess the

Saarloos Wolfdog
Hi, We have 8 super cute puppies seeking their forever homes. 5 boys and 3 girls. Mum is a Wolfalike, (a careful mixture of German Shepherd, Alaskan Malamute, Siberian Husky and Czechoslovakian Wolfdo
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.