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To preserve breed standards. To promote ethical, responsible, health tested breeding for both imported dogs & those in the UK. To develop a collaborative, progressive genetics database dedicated to the continued improvement, health & temperament of the Czechoslovakian Vlciak in line with European standards.
Through our social media channels we provide genuine insight into adapting your life around owning a Czechoslovakian Vlciak! Uniquely privileged to be supported by several founding kennels, we strive to educate while offering experienced advice across a wide range of topics.
In 1958 an inter-species study successfully bred the female Carpathian Wolf (Brita) to the male German Shepherd Dog (Cézar z Březového háje) which produced five puppies & first origins of the CSV.
With invaluable, expert support from kennel owners of origin, UKCSV is uniquely placed to offer bonitation - the breed specific evaluation dedicated to continual improvement, without compromise to health or character.
Club Membership is available for owners intending to have their dogs considered for the breeding program & individuals with a genuine interest in the future of the Czechoslovakian Vlciak in the UK.
We encourage enthusiasts, owners & breeders in UK, countries of origin & worldwide to support our aims. Without ongoing collaboration the breed cannot seek it's rightful recognition in the UK.
IN PROGRESS - UK dogs will undertake spectrum health testing & bonitation before being considered for eligibility. The Club upholds FCI CSV Breed Standard in providing a valuable resource of correct results for interested parties.
All committee roles are voluntary. Each member is wholly dedicated to the impartial improvement & correct development of this fabulous dog in the UK, without compromise to the breed standard of the Czechoslovakian Vlciak.