Oversize DDR female wanted - Page 2

The short snout with pronounced stop is called, "stumpfen Fang". "Fang" means "muzzle", not "tooth". It's quite remarkable and often you can see canines very wide and thick at the base with this type of muzzle. There may also be a deep cleft going up between the eyes, to the top of the skull. My favorite type of head, but when you get right down to it, wolves tend to have relatively longer snouts and more tapered heads, overall. It's hard to tell what the skull is actually formed like, just from looking, because we also see the fleshy part of the nose (nose-leather), which can make the head seem longer, and the flews can make jaws look heavier / deeper than they really are.

This type of a dog is not easy to get, even if you try to breed for it. You have to know which lines to look in, and / or what traits indicate that the right genes are present.