The Czech Wolfdog recognizes its owner. The Czech Wolfdog is docile by nature and will be very obedient and clingy once it recognizes its owner. And the Czech Wolfdog is very loyal to its owner. After recognizing the owner, it will only obey the owner's orders and will not obey other people's orders.

Precautions for raising Czech wolfdogs:

1. Feed Czech wolfdogs at fixed times and regularly, so that they can develop good eating habits. It is good for the dog’s digestive system and can also prevent picky eating behavior when it grows up.

2. The Czech Wolfdog needs to eat more meat than ordinary dogs, and its demand for meat is very high. The Czech Wolfdog can eat raw meat, but in order to avoid being infected with parasites, it is best to give it cooked meat. At the same time, attention should be paid to supplementing the Czech Wolfdog with other nutrients to avoid malnutrition in the Czech Wolfdog.

3. The Czech Wolfdog cannot be kept in a cage for a long time. It should be let out for more activities, otherwise its psychology will become depressed and it will be easy to attack humans.