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doglovr (0)
12/02/2007
wofls are not pets not matter what it is breed with them

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whitewolf1 (0)
11/19/2007
Same as any other powerful breed, require a firm hand and a lot of understanding

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d4 (0)
09/26/2007
you kiddin me there breathtaking dogs

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luciusveras (0)
08/17/2007
Sorry, but I don't think that wolves should intentionally be bred with dogs and kept as pets. They are NOT DOGS, they are not pets, they are not predictable... just like crossing 2 different purebred dogs, you never know what you'll get... and no responsible person would do it. I am also against puggles, doodles, cocka-poos, etc! As a kid our good family friends had a wolf hybrid... he was a great animal... the worst thing he ever did was kill the neighbors cat... BUT I still don't agree with breeding them or keeping them as pets any more then I think we should keep wolves, or any other wild/exotic animal as a pet!

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Vudija (94)
03/03/2007
Just about all dogs have the potential to be aggressive, just depends a lot on that particular dog. I've had a wolf-hybrid before. I believe he was 1/2 husky and 1/2 wolf, and he was the sweetest and most protective dog I've ever had. He was my baby and I wouldn't have traded him for anything.

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CastleBee (83)
03/02/2007

I was around one a couple of times. He was very calm and quiet. I respected him and he respected me. I wasn't afraid of him but, instinct, common sense or divine inspiration told me that it would be wise to give him his space.


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Lindabcs (0)
06/01/2006
The rabies vaccination and in fact ALL canine vaccinations were recently approved for use in all members of the canine family: Dogs, wolves, coyotes, etc. None the less, while hybrids can be great animals they should only live in very experienced and prepared homes, but unfortunately this is rarely where they wind up.

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trebon1038 (64)
02/08/2006
I have three problems with wolf hybrids. 1. Experienced dog people aren't the ones breeding them so concerns about placement in the proper homes arent usually considered. 2. Hybrids can be awsome pets but until they are aproximatly three or so years old, you may be deceived. If after sexual maturity the wolf becomes more prominent, then you have an unpredictable wild animal. If the more domestic counterpart becomes more prominent then usually you have a nice animal and a good family pet. The problem is not knowing which will come out until the dog is older. 3. It also isn't known yet whether or not the rabies vaccine is effective on hybrids. Wolves have antibodies protecting them against rabies. If the vaccine is ineffective then liablility becomes an issue should a hybrid bite someone. Over all I think it is best to avoid the hybrid all together (unless it is a vegtable or a car!)

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HistoryFan (98)
02/07/2006
Wolves do have an aggressive nature and this can be harmful.

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