ANSWERS: 11
  • Is that the kind you soak in water and it grows?
  • NO. And I don't believe in breeding dogs to wolves. And that is all I am going to say about that.
  • I think they look lovely but I don't have a large enough property to keep one happy and comfortable. If I did, and was rich enough, then I would want one.
  • I had a malamute/wolf years ago. She was one of the best dogs I have ever owned. She was great with the kids and very protective of them. The only problem with her was she liked to kill. We lived in the country and she ran free. She would get into chicken coops and one time she brought home a goat. She also killed a fox in the front yard. Most of that was when she was young, she mellowed a lot as she got older.
  • I would not buy or take any animal companion that has to be "let out" 2 or 3 times a day, since I am not home that often every day. As for dog-wolves in particular, keep in mind that dogs as we know them are the result of thousands of years (therefore hundreds if not thousands of dog generations) of selective breeding for docility. No wild animal domesticates like one so bred. By bringing in wolf genes, you are erasing half that history of breeding and bringing in those genes that survive best with wild skills and not human companionship skills.
  • Nope +5
  • Yes, I love wolves and dogs... But I need to get my own property and it's gotta be big enough... I understand the risks of hybrids, but I think that with the proper handling, they can be as wonderful as any other canine companion...
  • No. +5
  • No hybrids for me. Only a gas-powered V8 Wolf for me.
  • Defiantly :)

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