Alsatian wolf dog

English

Alternative forms

  • Alsatian wolf-dog

Noun

Alsatian wolf dog (plural Alsatian wolf dogs)

  1. (dated) German Shepherd
    • 1925 February 13, Comyns Lewer and S. H. Lewer, editors, The Feathered World[1], volume 72, page 263:
      Another very important feature of Sunny Bank is the stud of Alsatian wolf dogs.
    • 2003 May 27, John Toland, The Last 100 Days: The Tumultuous and Controversial Story of the Final Days of World War II in Europe[2], Random House Publishing Group, →ISBN, pages 525–6:
      The Führer’s favorite Alsatian wolf dog, Blondi, was poisoned by Dr. Haase, Hitler’s former surgeon, and the other two dogs were shot.