Comments on: Facts about Wolf Hybrids. Dog or Danger?

By: Tempest

Tempest — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 10:09:55 +0000

I came to live in the Middle East and adopted a 1 month puppy found wandering alone in the desert. As she has grown (with more than the usually required attention) and become part of my family, we began to realize she might be an Arabian desert wolf, the only wolf-breed that is reported to be able to bark. Are there any signs that would for certain distinguish a desert wolf from a similar looking wild desert dog? How can I tell if she is a hybrid, a dog or a wolf for sure?

By: Theresa

Theresa — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 18:55:57 +0000

we have brother and sister, half German Shep/Half Wolf….They are the most amazing family members we have ever had! We also have two cats and they all sleep together….They follow our kids everwhere and are content to lounge in the pool! I personally beleive it is all in how you raise them right off! We have had no issues with who the “alpha” is…they actually do that between eachother. I whistle once, and they come running! I do recommend that you have a large fenced in yard and play and spend lots of time with them.

By: robert snell

robert snell — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 00:19:30 +0000

i have 2 wolfhybrids and i can personally tell you that they are wonderful animals. i have a tundra wolf and sibarian mix(female) and have a malamute/graywolf mix (male). these 2 hybrids are very atentative animals love to play i have taught the female to play catch,sit,and laydown. they are trainable and have proved to be great animals you just have to show them who is the alpha at a young age they have never tried to question the alpha stage between us since the first time. so the people who keep them chained up,kept in cages are the reasons the get bad names any dog that is kept on a chain or kept in a cage is gonna be hostile torwards humans. people who do this don’t need to have animals of any kind. they need to be treated as they had done to their animals. thank you for your time and patience to read this.

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