Mary Allen
#7 A few wolfhounds, however, ended up in the hands of enthusiasts.
That is why they were developed further as pure house dogs. This is how the breed of Czechoslovakian wolfhound known today came into being. This dog breed was officially recognized as such by the FCI in 1999.
#8 Wolves naturally avoid human contact as they are wild animals.
The same applies, of course, to crowds, hectic activity, and loud noises. For the wolf, this environment means pure stress.
#9 This level of stress has been progressively improved throughout the evolution of Czecholovakian wolfhounds.
This created an ever closer connection to people.