I think they should not be able to be adopted. I was attacked by one this summer and have the scares to prove it. But it is not the animals fault they are not pets!
@punkydiana032178 Wolf Hybrids are fine as pets if you know what your doing. Obviously the one who attacked you the owners didn't know what they were doing They make good pets for the right people like most breeds of Dogs there are some breeds of Dogs that shouldn't be able to be pets either mostly working Dogs because they need a job to do if they don't have a job the Dog will be disastrous and destroy things from being bored like a Husky for example.
Intresting story, my father had a wolf hyrbid in NYC in the late 70's, early 80's. He used to own a store, and a gentleman he knew who used to drive a truck up and down the east coast said that he was in canada and had purchased a "husky mix" from a local for 25 bucks. He kept him in his truck as a companion for a few weeks, but could'nt handle him. He gives the dog to my father and raises him for almost 17 years. He never knew he it was a Wolf hyrbid. When I saw the dogs picture I knew
it was a wolf high content right away, but back in the 80-early 90 he used to take the dog to the corner Vet, get jabbed with the medicine every year and leave. He never brought him home he was in store which he loved, it was a large shades store, so he had nearly 10000 feet plus a yard.
Its funny he used to tell me funny stories of how he was " a few screws loose" how he would sleep ontop of large shelves ( he was about 120lbs!) how he was always robbing food from the workers.
My son owns a dog coyote hybrid. Looks more like a coyote. She is such a lovable pet. Except for one little thing. If she gets loose, it seems that she never fails to find something smelly to roll in.
It is a shame that wolves and wolf hybred have such a bad reputation. I owned a wolf/ dog mix, best dog I ever owned. You really have to be strong to own one, and when they are little, you have to train them that you are the alpha, or you can end up with problems.
I owned a wolf hybrid about 25 years ago - he was the sweetest thing. Never had any "wild" behaviour. True, I had him since he was 6 weeks old, and he never had contact with this father's side of the family. He lived to be 12.
-continued- It's not all that dangerous, either. All domestic dogs are related to wolves somewhere down the line; tiny little shih-tzus are one of the most closely related breeds.
People saying that this is dangerous: Remember that the hybrid itself is not a wild animal. It never existed in the wild; one of it's parents did. Part of it has the instincts of a wolf, but it also has some of the traits of a loveable domestic dog. It's not a full wolf, and it doesn't have all the instincts of one. It's not hardwired to be a dangerous. And full wolves aren't ruthless killing machines. I'm not saying that it's safe, but if you take care of it and train it right it's not all tha
@YumeNyaa you really do not know a thing about genetics do you, Owning a wolf hybrid is a very risky thing for most people as naturally people are idiots and think that owning a puppy or a cat is an easy gig most people buying a dog buy it due to its looks.You wonder why that wolves in a cage at a shelter well its owner obviously wasint a very respectable leader and pet owner. It still has its instincts and may choose to act upon them training is key but its not fool proof. some dogs L.L. wolves
i say we stop with all the cross breading only because we heart the breed we end up with and as 4 the hole breeding the wolf down to get ride of its traits i say that's BS only because its a WILD ANIMAL leave it in the willed it need the traits to live so leave them the hell alone and stop with the fucking cross breading its wrong and in human
No, it's very human to tnker with things we probably shouldn't. It's just not nice to do that and then expect it to magically behave like a normal dog. I've known quite a few wolf crosses and mixes and some of them were nasty, some very friendly, but none that I would trust especially when aroused by food or toys.
It does not matter what the animal is it's the owner that makes them bad! I have been attacked more by "Tamed" animals. Never been attacked by a wild one! Dogs, birds, cats you name it ,they all attack from lack of owners knowledge of the animal. You can live with any animal if you know how they work. You must be a leader on thieir level. Body languge is the key! I teach mine using a American sign languge.
@nudetube2 Would you try to dominate a lion in the wild, facing you? Would you mix a lion with a domestic cat, and pet it? I wouldn't even if the result is 50% positive...why... wild animals respond to their basic insincts.... and if you make one mistake, they wont miss it...its not just about how you train them, its all about the way they behave in nature... except for dog and cats, wich are domestic animals since thousands of years.Those who don't know them well,should never approach them.
They eat raw meat, able to eat an entire carcus,skin bones and all (minus the stomach) they wont eat that. They will gorge themselfs on one meal and may not eat again for a day or two. They are timid ,very shy,VERY non agressive! They would rather run away than attack unless you corner them or come between a pup. they take up to one family for life.If they get seperated from that family they will die from depression. Most loyal animal on the planet! Not a dog, can't treat them like dogs!
Full Blooded wolves- Tails never curl, Toenails always black, Ears never flop, Dark bellies, Never dew claws, forehear slopes more to the back, paws are huge , teeth are huge and curl more towards rear, no hair between the pads on thier feet. They have 1500-1800 PSI of jaw pressure. Same as a bear. They can jump over 6 feet high flat footed, run 40 MPH wiegh up to 175 LBS and live on average 16 yrs I had one that lived 18. Thier fur is always grey black or white,never spotted nor multi colored.
oh yeah? full blooded wolves can run at up to 40MPH and have a bite as strong as a bear. do you want people walking those down the street or would you rather we breed that part down? valid question because the permit i need to own a wolf hybrid allows me to own pure blooded wolves, leopards, bears, cougars and many other sorts of wildlife. my choice of pet lies completely in your hands. please help.
since no one answered when you asked... yes they can breed. The only cross animal that can not breed is a JackAss I belive and they are born steral, because there DNA is close but not close enough. Wolfs, coyotes, and domestic dogs are all the same as a matter of fact coyotes and domestic dogs came from the Wolf in the first place.
Ok, you're an idiot. There are LOTS of hybrids that can't breed. And also... a Jackass is just a donkey. You were thinking of a mule (horse donkey cross)
OK RON.. Im an idiot because I got a breed name mixed up... BUT IM NOT A RUDE NAME CALLING ASS HOLE... So im still one up on you. But hey thanks for your comment and your ever powerful wisdom.
I don't really know much about wolf hybrids and i wouldn't turn one down if someone offered me one but i thinkm it's unfair to keep full wolves as pets because they are wild and thats were they should be. However if they're born in captivity they probably can't survive well in the wild so it's better to have them as a pet
either in a park where theyre controled and able to survive or in the wild.. not as a pet, they need lotsa room. wolf hybrids are alright to keep as pets though, as long as they get enough excercise, and love!! alot of people fail to love their pets, to me that's animal abuse.
I have 4 wolves. They are beautiful animals. My oldest is 7 and I have had her since she was 10 wks old. They have never tried to bite anyone. Yet, I rescued at 2 different times chih/terriors and had to give back, because they attacked me and bit me.I'll take my fur babies upside any ankle biter!!!
Listen weykooey, Fuck you, I would never ever kill a wolf. Sometimes i would rather see a wild animal like the wolf be in the wild instead. I'm sick and tired of wolves getting killed by hunters, It makes me sick! And your calling me a "dumbass"? just because I said that? You're sick. Go get a fucking life you dumbass!
CandyCrayon91: Look i didn't say that wolves arent wild animals. Why did you think I said SAVE THE WOLF!? If I raised a wolf pup and it was all grown up. I'd keep it first and then take it back to the wild where it belongs. What the hell yourself! Godamit! I care about these creatures. Behides, I've heard that a lot of people kept wolves/wolf hybrid as pets!
There so smart and cool aren't they Slywolf763? But why do people just ignore these beautiful creatures and treat them like crap?! And they even kill them and use them as an abuse! It needs to stop right now! :'(
I'm sick and tried of people acting like there so evil! SAVE THE WOLF!
Wolves are naturally wild animals, not meant for a pet's life. If you love wolves so much, you should allow them their freedom, and get a husky or a shepherd instead.
Wolves were at sometime domesticated. God did not just create the domestic dog. It happened because people domesticated it. I believe that can still be done today. Besides I hate that dogs are so genetically watered down.
I have 4, nothing wrong with that. I have raised them from pups. They are awesome animals. And as poor as I am, i wouldn't take $1,000.00 for any of mine. There is no price on the bond of a sweet wolf and its momma, mine love me like no other animal can.
I think I would like to rescue *not buy* one when I get my own place and established. I love the company of canines. I want to learn more about wolf dogs before I do it though, to be fair to the creature, make sure that's what I really want. I'm ok with a big, intelligent long lived animal that needs lots of attention...
That is an extremely low content animal.I bet the shelter only thought he was a hybrid because of the owner.There are so many misrepresented animals on youtube. Not to mention you get a ton of wolfdog "Experts" making claims about how hard they are to train. Funny how many of them use percentages to back up their claims, when any experienced wolfdog owner knows that percentages are a false way to label these animals.A wolfdog is a highly adaptable.The owner and poor breeding are to blame.
For those of you who want a wolf hybrid..might I suggest that you do some research before getting one. Mine is 82% wolf and 18% Malamute. While he is the sweetest hybrid you will ever meet..not all of them are sweet. They are VERY VERY VERY intelligent and highly energetic. You need to remember that these are NOT domesticated dogs and some cities/towns you are NOT allowed to have them. Also remember if you ever have to get rid of it to a pound..they WILL WILL WILL euthanize it! Please Think
Good advice. I provided sanctuary to wolf-dogs up north, naturally occurring phenomenon, not breeder manipulation, and not all of them sweet, good dogs. The most unfortunate outcome of this type of breeding is a that an improperly raised hybrid is usually better off being put down as they would likely die if released into the wild anyway.
It depends on the laws in your area whether or not you can adopt them (with ot Without a license) and do you know they actually do have an approved rabies/distemper vaccine for them yet? It seems that they're getting pretty popular.
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i owned a wolf hybrib once. they are smart and are just as trainable as any dog. my dad got rid of it though cuz he was afraid of it. he wouldn't admit it though and said the neighbor was afraid of it.
Wrong, I have had the pleasure of adopting 2 wolf hybrids in my life, they are 3 times as smart as a domesticated dog, they are gentle, they can be trained, they are un trusting of humans outside their human pack. They are not viscious, unless they have been abused as are domesticated dogs, but un like a dog an abused wolf dog can be re introduced to a loving caregiver and home.
I heard that wolves are much smarter than dogs, but they're impossible to teach. Do you think that this hybrid is smarter than other domesticated dogs? If so, could you provide examples of their intelligence? They certainly look good.
1--never choose a pet/companion for their appearance. That is just selfish and vain.
2--wolf hybrids are highly intelligent. The one I used to know was always thinking-you could watch the mind turning behind her eyes. Also, they are quite trainable, one just must understand their body language, behaviors, and needs. You have to be the pack leader.
3--DO YOUR RESEARCH. And make sure you have enough money to support something that may well eat as much as you and need regular vet visits.
BTW thats a MID content, could be great could be a pain, Phenotype mid-mid high. Geno type can not be known. Either way, dont do it, have booty instead, trust me.
THEY ACT AND BEHAVE NOTHING like dogs, owner 30 yrs of wolf and hybrids, AND samoyed siberian husky's. Do Yourself a favor and the Dog/wolf a favor, the "cool" last little the pet a lifetime. DONT get one till you know ALL the facts.
I HAVE HAD MANY WOLF HYBRIDS, even the mid-low content are hard to handle. they do NOT make good pets, if you have children forget about it. It IS a 12 to 18 year commitment. I love them, but not for most people. sorry. DO not get one, they PEEE everywhere and HATE anything new including people. 30 years of wolf and wolf hybrid talking. Majestic YES, SMART yes, STRONG Very yes. Sociable not very much, Im sorry they are lovely, but DO NOT MAKE GOOD PEts!!!!!TRUST ME!!!
YOU are wrong!!!Mine love children. I trained my female and she is a grey timber. Pretty much full blood. They are like babies. It is in all how you raise them!! My oldest is 7, never has she ever tried to bite. And loves kids. I used to take my grandaughter out in yard with her at 6 months old.If you do not abuse them and are gentle, they will be gentle. And do NOT give them raw meat!!
of both a hybrid wolf means a mix between wolf and dog. most of the hybrids are mixs between malamutes and wolves or german sheaperds and wolves. And their NOT safe pets their part wild animal but its very possible to own and love a wolf hybrid.
Yep , them too . Dogs are almost unique for the fact that no animal on earth has the diversity in size , shape and colour that you find in the canine world .
Dogs and wolves are the same species, but wolves are the wild form. Not only that they are the wild, persecuted form, which means that all wolves today are very nervous and reactive individuals. Not good pets. It's not a good ideas to cross them with dogs either, because they could get a medley of wild and domestic behaviors that make them both unsuitable to live with other wolves or dogs and also unsuitable to live with people. It's not a very good life for an intelligent and social animal.
I think it might be half bred with a small husky i have a half husky half poodle mix it has less fur but its thick and the same face as that dog does they usually have like a short stout nose but mine has the longer nose of a poodle but a lil shorter because of the chow in him so its a possiblity that the wolf/dog is bred with something along those lines
No, I used to have a malemute, and it was thicker than this. I think that this is a half wolf half malemute, since they do breed them. I don't know why anyone would want a wolf/gigantic dog, but they do i guess.
It must be thinking, my domesticated cousins are dimwits.... Go Free and feel the wind in your pelt! This so called 'food' is disgusting! Give me some meat! And fresh too! Not frozen or from 1 week ago! Grr. I hate humans.
more than regular dogs but it depends on the individual. Look at videos of Wolves in the wild to understand why they need the wild more than other canines. I think they integrate better with each other than humans.
Wolf-Hybrids are considered unadoptable from many, if not most, shelters because they are considered to be unpredictable as far behavior goes (possible aggression), and therefore considered a liability risk. Even though I don't think they should be bred and for sale to the general public;
The truth is that there are many out there that would make good companions to the right adoptor-
Did you know that the most savage animals like Husky(sp?),wolfs, Raccoons so on so on are the most Loaily)sp?( things to ever live if they think of you as family!!
this is true...which is why u must get the animal at a very veyr young age so it grows up thinking your family or it wont get that bond with you,but then you must also socialize it more with other dogs and humans or it could be very aggresive to anyone who comes near the "pack" member which is why the are unadoptable in most areas...but thats mostly for adults..
aww its a pretty dog. it breaks my heart to see animals in the shelter i encourage all of you to adopt a shelter animal? how would you like it if you were locked up in poor conditions day and night?
I'd be careful with wolf dogs. My cousin had one and she litteraly destroyed ever part of their back yard. Everything from their pool, chewed up metal, and even the ground is rough and bumpy now.
I don't really care what mix it is I'll bet it would be sweet if trained right. People don't get the connection between bad pet owners who do nothing to disipline there dogs and wild, out-of-control dogs.
BTW, people are so irrational and terrified of common dog behaviors. Even at the Dog Park I go to, people up there who you would think "know" dogs are so ignorant. When my Alpha JRT growls another dog off, or snaps at them for trying to mount here, they think she's grumpy. When my Huskita howls, I had a lady complain, and another ask with wide eyes "OMG, does she have Wolf in her?" I just replied "Well if she does, then all the better". Fortunately the regulars I know are more knowledgable.
I have two dogs, a Jack Russell Terrier and an Akita/Husky mix. They both get along great, and have bonded like sisters despite the fact the JRT was 5 yrs old when I brought home the current Huskita puppy. Some say two Females of dominant breeds never get along, I say look at my two, they prove that theory wrong. Just the same goes for the Wolf-Dog, I guarantee you I could take that canine and proceed to dismiss every assumption people have about such a mix.
i hate to break it to you but that is part wild animal it would be like taking home a wolf. you can take the animal out of the wild but you cant take the wild out of the animal.i too own a JRT and she does the same thing to other dogs but the reson people thing your other dog is part wolf is because she might look like one have you ever though about that!Man! yoo are the ignorent one!
There are some dangerous problems that can be found in wolf mixes. They possess a wolf's will to dominate but due to the dog in them they don't know not to kill other dogs. Wolves don't kill a pack member because they know they need all pack members to hunt. Dogs lack this knowledge because of domestication. Not all wolf dogs are like this but it is too risky to take a chance.
I think they should not be able to be adopted. I was attacked by one this summer and have the scares to prove it. But it is not the animals fault they are not pets!
punkydiana032178 3 months ago
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The fault is on humans, the devil on Earth.
Lunabiology 1 month ago in playlist Wolf hybrid videos except at least 1
@punkydiana032178 Wolf Hybrids are fine as pets if you know what your doing. Obviously the one who attacked you the owners didn't know what they were doing They make good pets for the right people like most breeds of Dogs there are some breeds of Dogs that shouldn't be able to be pets either mostly working Dogs because they need a job to do if they don't have a job the Dog will be disastrous and destroy things from being bored like a Husky for example.
TheCajunGambit1 1 month ago
looks like he could use a brushing out but still beautifiul
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Intresting story, my father had a wolf hyrbid in NYC in the late 70's, early 80's. He used to own a store, and a gentleman he knew who used to drive a truck up and down the east coast said that he was in canada and had purchased a "husky mix" from a local for 25 bucks. He kept him in his truck as a companion for a few weeks, but could'nt handle him. He gives the dog to my father and raises him for almost 17 years. He never knew he it was a Wolf hyrbid. When I saw the dogs picture I knew
aky19832001 8 months ago
it was a wolf high content right away, but back in the 80-early 90 he used to take the dog to the corner Vet, get jabbed with the medicine every year and leave. He never brought him home he was in store which he loved, it was a large shades store, so he had nearly 10000 feet plus a yard.
Its funny he used to tell me funny stories of how he was " a few screws loose" how he would sleep ontop of large shelves ( he was about 120lbs!) how he was always robbing food from the workers.
aky19832001 8 months ago
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aky19832001 8 months ago
I'd love a pet like that.
ScreamMode1337 10 months ago
My son owns a dog coyote hybrid. Looks more like a coyote. She is such a lovable pet. Except for one little thing. If she gets loose, it seems that she never fails to find something smelly to roll in.
dfvbn45 11 months ago
It so beautiful!
Se7enBeatleofDoom 1 year ago
It is a shame that wolves and wolf hybred have such a bad reputation. I owned a wolf/ dog mix, best dog I ever owned. You really have to be strong to own one, and when they are little, you have to train them that you are the alpha, or you can end up with problems.
ralahinn1 1 year ago
I owned a wolf hybrid about 25 years ago - he was the sweetest thing. Never had any "wild" behaviour. True, I had him since he was 6 weeks old, and he never had contact with this father's side of the family. He lived to be 12.
dmberndt 1 year ago 2
-continued- It's not all that dangerous, either. All domestic dogs are related to wolves somewhere down the line; tiny little shih-tzus are one of the most closely related breeds.
YumeNyaa 1 year ago
People saying that this is dangerous: Remember that the hybrid itself is not a wild animal. It never existed in the wild; one of it's parents did. Part of it has the instincts of a wolf, but it also has some of the traits of a loveable domestic dog. It's not a full wolf, and it doesn't have all the instincts of one. It's not hardwired to be a dangerous. And full wolves aren't ruthless killing machines. I'm not saying that it's safe, but if you take care of it and train it right it's not all tha
YumeNyaa 1 year ago 2
@YumeNyaa you really do not know a thing about genetics do you, Owning a wolf hybrid is a very risky thing for most people as naturally people are idiots and think that owning a puppy or a cat is an easy gig most people buying a dog buy it due to its looks.You wonder why that wolves in a cage at a shelter well its owner obviously wasint a very respectable leader and pet owner. It still has its instincts and may choose to act upon them training is key but its not fool proof. some dogs L.L. wolves
GhostWatcher55 9 months ago
are those dangerous?
cosmicgate07 1 year ago
Awe! He's so cute!
MDthornton83 1 year ago
beautiful animal, it's a shame she's part wild.
daneah123 1 year ago
waaaant so bad
beanandsoup 1 year ago
oooo sooo bea-UTIFUL <3 i wld take it home in a heartbeat too
phontine05 1 year ago
poor thing, i would take him in in a heart, such a beautiful wolf hybrid
BeachMist13 1 year ago
You can so see the wolf in it!!! Lovly animal!
AforeverLOVE101 2 years ago
it is just a siberian husky ppl ive had like 17 and so yea this preson dont no what he/she is talking about.
killer101210 2 years ago
@killer101210 Lol, if you've had 17 then you should know this is not a husky. Everything is different in this dogs head, coat and tail. Look closer.
tekkchick 1 year ago
the perfect animal: wolf, mixed with a husky(1 of the best dogs ever)
DarkHercules213 2 years ago
It's so beaufitul. It has characteristics of both a husky and a wolf which is awesome because both animals are like fucking perfect lol
legendkiller602 2 years ago 2
i want it.
johnyc119 2 years ago
hows it a hybrid
BOOMitsKRIS 2 years ago
Its half wolf and half huskie
tortoise245 2 years ago
I LOVE WOLVES!
Nettleclaw 2 years ago
ahaha he's like "wait...are you filming me?"
oceanxcityxo 2 years ago
i use to have a wolf hybrid he was part german shepherd. i miss that dog they are so loyal. they are very social and obedient
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Very beautiful dog..
nikkibaby180 2 years ago
Omg so beautiful!
LimechanPT 2 years ago
I knew a girl with a wolf hybred and it was huge and had beautiful eyes and it was very good natured.
SleepingGiantsSister 2 years ago
cuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuute
spamllpitdept 2 years ago
i say we stop with all the cross breading only because we heart the breed we end up with and as 4 the hole breeding the wolf down to get ride of its traits i say that's BS only because its a WILD ANIMAL leave it in the willed it need the traits to live so leave them the hell alone and stop with the fucking cross breading its wrong and in human
UrbanFantom 2 years ago
AGREEE 100 o/o... no mixing..
Helle1dscu 2 years ago
No, it's very human to tnker with things we probably shouldn't. It's just not nice to do that and then expect it to magically behave like a normal dog. I've known quite a few wolf crosses and mixes and some of them were nasty, some very friendly, but none that I would trust especially when aroused by food or toys.
capnquack 2 years ago
Spell check is your friend.
DanoLXF 2 years ago
My grandparents own a wolf cross, She the biggest most pathetetic dog ever. Such a baby. 75+ lbs.
Mikespussywillow 2 years ago
look its balto :D
nickallstar95 2 years ago
thats original hahah... lol. No insult intended. Just find it funny and cute lololol
N0ctimaniac 2 years ago
i would so get that wolf hybrid if i saw him in the shelter but the worst part would be is my parents who say no xD
TheInsaneWolf 2 years ago
i'm sorry but the worst part would be that you probably wouldn't be able to take care of it properly and it would end up back in the shelter.
emericanchaos 2 years ago
yeah your right with that one xD
TheInsaneWolf 2 years ago
2 cute
4Mr4Mr 2 years ago
he is so cute
MrRaincheck123 2 years ago
It does not matter what the animal is it's the owner that makes them bad! I have been attacked more by "Tamed" animals. Never been attacked by a wild one! Dogs, birds, cats you name it ,they all attack from lack of owners knowledge of the animal. You can live with any animal if you know how they work. You must be a leader on thieir level. Body languge is the key! I teach mine using a American sign languge.
nudetube2 2 years ago 20
@nudetube2 uve not been attacked by wild animals often because u dont live in the wild..lol
satchi123 1 year ago
@nudetube2 Would you try to dominate a lion in the wild, facing you? Would you mix a lion with a domestic cat, and pet it? I wouldn't even if the result is 50% positive...why... wild animals respond to their basic insincts.... and if you make one mistake, they wont miss it...its not just about how you train them, its all about the way they behave in nature... except for dog and cats, wich are domestic animals since thousands of years.Those who don't know them well,should never approach them.
steeveluis 1 year ago
@nudetube2
wildwild? like "i was able to cuddle a wild raccoon"?
kuwaizair 1 year ago
They eat raw meat, able to eat an entire carcus,skin bones and all (minus the stomach) they wont eat that. They will gorge themselfs on one meal and may not eat again for a day or two. They are timid ,very shy,VERY non agressive! They would rather run away than attack unless you corner them or come between a pup. they take up to one family for life.If they get seperated from that family they will die from depression. Most loyal animal on the planet! Not a dog, can't treat them like dogs!
nudetube2 2 years ago
Full Blooded wolves- Tails never curl, Toenails always black, Ears never flop, Dark bellies, Never dew claws, forehear slopes more to the back, paws are huge , teeth are huge and curl more towards rear, no hair between the pads on thier feet. They have 1500-1800 PSI of jaw pressure. Same as a bear. They can jump over 6 feet high flat footed, run 40 MPH wiegh up to 175 LBS and live on average 16 yrs I had one that lived 18. Thier fur is always grey black or white,never spotted nor multi colored.
nudetube2 2 years ago
yea but this one is a hybrid with diff dogs... just saying :)
TheDancingCarrot 2 years ago
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hybrid wolfs are worse than full blooded ones.
nudetube2 2 years ago
oh yeah? full blooded wolves can run at up to 40MPH and have a bite as strong as a bear. do you want people walking those down the street or would you rather we breed that part down? valid question because the permit i need to own a wolf hybrid allows me to own pure blooded wolves, leopards, bears, cougars and many other sorts of wildlife. my choice of pet lies completely in your hands. please help.
emericanchaos 2 years ago
i love him or her! she or he is gorgious
mibby101 2 years ago 2
he is beautiful :)))))))))))))
elina81wolfie 2 years ago 3
im sure they can bu not completely, can wolf dog hybrids breed?
sio42 2 years ago
since no one answered when you asked... yes they can breed. The only cross animal that can not breed is a JackAss I belive and they are born steral, because there DNA is close but not close enough. Wolfs, coyotes, and domestic dogs are all the same as a matter of fact coyotes and domestic dogs came from the Wolf in the first place.
smileytrucker 2 years ago
thats what i thought thanks
sio42 2 years ago
Ok, you're an idiot. There are LOTS of hybrids that can't breed. And also... a Jackass is just a donkey. You were thinking of a mule (horse donkey cross)
ambrosria 2 years ago
OK RON.. Im an idiot because I got a breed name mixed up... BUT IM NOT A RUDE NAME CALLING ASS HOLE... So im still one up on you. But hey thanks for your comment and your ever powerful wisdom.
smileytrucker 2 years ago 7
a wild wolf that i got to pet was his dad!
pgarrett111 3 years ago
my old dog buddy was half red wolf and like 1/8 each of a few other breeds
pgarrett111 3 years ago
I don't really know much about wolf hybrids and i wouldn't turn one down if someone offered me one but i thinkm it's unfair to keep full wolves as pets because they are wild and thats were they should be. However if they're born in captivity they probably can't survive well in the wild so it's better to have them as a pet
toffeecake557 3 years ago 2
either in a park where theyre controled and able to survive or in the wild.. not as a pet, they need lotsa room. wolf hybrids are alright to keep as pets though, as long as they get enough excercise, and love!! alot of people fail to love their pets, to me that's animal abuse.
StickySeatbelt 2 years ago
hybrid with wat??
SK3RO 3 years ago
3 of them are timber, Canadian Tundra, and about 10% of Sib. Husky.The males daddy was 1/8 Sib. Husky down the line, and timber wolf
My female is timber, nothing else
dreamcatcher40f 3 years ago
I have 4 wolves. They are beautiful animals. My oldest is 7 and I have had her since she was 10 wks old. They have never tried to bite anyone. Yet, I rescued at 2 different times chih/terriors and had to give back, because they attacked me and bit me.I'll take my fur babies upside any ankle biter!!!
dreamcatcher40f 3 years ago
NOTICE I said Terriors, as in TERRORS!!!
dreamcatcher40f 3 years ago
rather have a wolf hybrid than one jack russel in my backyard
LunaTemari 3 years ago
Isn't that the truth!!!
dreamcatcher40f 3 years ago
Listen weykooey, Fuck you, I would never ever kill a wolf. Sometimes i would rather see a wild animal like the wolf be in the wild instead. I'm sick and tired of wolves getting killed by hunters, It makes me sick! And your calling me a "dumbass"? just because I said that? You're sick. Go get a fucking life you dumbass!
BloodFangWolf23 3 years ago
weykooey, Go suck a dick, you asshole! And Don't you fucking call me a dumbass, you dickhead.
BloodFangWolf23 3 years ago
soooooooooooo adorable tho
xLipSyncTayx 3 years ago
Blood fang???
you are a dumbass,
if you turn domestic raised animals lose in "the wild" , you may as well save them the suffering and kill them quick.
weykooey 3 years ago
Weykooey your acctually right. They've lost many of their instincts. i think they would have a very hard time adapting to to their nature.
got2bsweet95 3 years ago
CandyCrayon91: Look i didn't say that wolves arent wild animals. Why did you think I said SAVE THE WOLF!? If I raised a wolf pup and it was all grown up. I'd keep it first and then take it back to the wild where it belongs. What the hell yourself! Godamit! I care about these creatures. Behides, I've heard that a lot of people kept wolves/wolf hybrid as pets!
BloodFangWolf23 3 years ago
There so smart and cool aren't they Slywolf763? But why do people just ignore these beautiful creatures and treat them like crap?! And they even kill them and use them as an abuse! It needs to stop right now! :'(
I'm sick and tried of people acting like there so evil! SAVE THE WOLF!
BloodFangWolf23 3 years ago 2
I love Wolves! There one of my favorite animals! I want one for a pet!
BloodFangWolf23 3 years ago 2
there my fav 2
Slywolf763 3 years ago
Okay, what the hell?
Wolves are naturally wild animals, not meant for a pet's life. If you love wolves so much, you should allow them their freedom, and get a husky or a shepherd instead.
That should be enough wolf for you to handle.
CandyCrayon91 3 years ago
Wolves were at sometime domesticated. God did not just create the domestic dog. It happened because people domesticated it. I believe that can still be done today. Besides I hate that dogs are so genetically watered down.
bottybotty5 3 years ago 3
I have 4, nothing wrong with that. I have raised them from pups. They are awesome animals. And as poor as I am, i wouldn't take $1,000.00 for any of mine. There is no price on the bond of a sweet wolf and its momma, mine love me like no other animal can.
dreamcatcher40f 3 years ago 2
I think I would like to rescue *not buy* one when I get my own place and established. I love the company of canines. I want to learn more about wolf dogs before I do it though, to be fair to the creature, make sure that's what I really want. I'm ok with a big, intelligent long lived animal that needs lots of attention...
jdkl81 3 years ago
I love wolves and I have seen a friend that has one for a pet...I really want one! From Delaney
xXLexiexXx 3 years ago 3
That is an extremely low content animal.I bet the shelter only thought he was a hybrid because of the owner.There are so many misrepresented animals on youtube. Not to mention you get a ton of wolfdog "Experts" making claims about how hard they are to train. Funny how many of them use percentages to back up their claims, when any experienced wolfdog owner knows that percentages are a false way to label these animals.A wolfdog is a highly adaptable.The owner and poor breeding are to blame.
Inoushi 3 years ago 3
hes soooo gawjus!
DarkMountainWolf 3 years ago
needs a brush!!
DarkMountainWolf 3 years ago
You are right, and shortly after this video was taken a groomer was called in to cut away
severely matted areas and groom this gentle boy.
LLBAIN 3 years ago
It looks more like a husky
MidnightWolf2000 3 years ago
a good friend of mine had a timberwolf crossed with a german shepard a top dog great with kids big on size very loving 100percent faithful
landraverxxx 3 years ago
BEAUTIFUL. I want one.
queenxriddle 3 years ago
i would buy it :D
PashminaRox 3 years ago
For those of you who want a wolf hybrid..might I suggest that you do some research before getting one. Mine is 82% wolf and 18% Malamute. While he is the sweetest hybrid you will ever meet..not all of them are sweet. They are VERY VERY VERY intelligent and highly energetic. You need to remember that these are NOT domesticated dogs and some cities/towns you are NOT allowed to have them. Also remember if you ever have to get rid of it to a pound..they WILL WILL WILL euthanize it! Please Think
moonlitenmagic 3 years ago 2
Good advice. I provided sanctuary to wolf-dogs up north, naturally occurring phenomenon, not breeder manipulation, and not all of them sweet, good dogs. The most unfortunate outcome of this type of breeding is a that an improperly raised hybrid is usually better off being put down as they would likely die if released into the wild anyway.
thegirl44 3 years ago
It depends on the laws in your area whether or not you can adopt them (with ot Without a license) and do you know they actually do have an approved rabies/distemper vaccine for them yet? It seems that they're getting pretty popular.
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librophile 3 years ago
whatvso hybrid about it?
milolo71 3 years ago
thats not a wolf its a wolfhusky
xXkittykobeXx 3 years ago
hybrid*
an0nym0u5u53r 3 years ago
i owned a wolf hybrib once. they are smart and are just as trainable as any dog. my dad got rid of it though cuz he was afraid of it. he wouldn't admit it though and said the neighbor was afraid of it.
an0nym0u5u53r 3 years ago
Wrong, I have had the pleasure of adopting 2 wolf hybrids in my life, they are 3 times as smart as a domesticated dog, they are gentle, they can be trained, they are un trusting of humans outside their human pack. They are not viscious, unless they have been abused as are domesticated dogs, but un like a dog an abused wolf dog can be re introduced to a loving caregiver and home.
johnpsimpson 3 years ago 3
cool i want one!!
pongmoua1 3 years ago
I heard that wolves are much smarter than dogs, but they're impossible to teach. Do you think that this hybrid is smarter than other domesticated dogs? If so, could you provide examples of their intelligence? They certainly look good.
zut212 3 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
Wolves are dogs.
Surperioritycomplex 3 years ago
1--never choose a pet/companion for their appearance. That is just selfish and vain.
2--wolf hybrids are highly intelligent. The one I used to know was always thinking-you could watch the mind turning behind her eyes. Also, they are quite trainable, one just must understand their body language, behaviors, and needs. You have to be the pack leader.
3--DO YOUR RESEARCH. And make sure you have enough money to support something that may well eat as much as you and need regular vet visits.
LibisFish 2 years ago
i kinda think it was a huskey....
gajen261188 3 years ago
BTW thats a MID content, could be great could be a pain, Phenotype mid-mid high. Geno type can not be known. Either way, dont do it, have booty instead, trust me.
buraktigin 3 years ago
THEY ACT AND BEHAVE NOTHING like dogs, owner 30 yrs of wolf and hybrids, AND samoyed siberian husky's. Do Yourself a favor and the Dog/wolf a favor, the "cool" last little the pet a lifetime. DONT get one till you know ALL the facts.
buraktigin 3 years ago
I HAVE HAD MANY WOLF HYBRIDS, even the mid-low content are hard to handle. they do NOT make good pets, if you have children forget about it. It IS a 12 to 18 year commitment. I love them, but not for most people. sorry. DO not get one, they PEEE everywhere and HATE anything new including people. 30 years of wolf and wolf hybrid talking. Majestic YES, SMART yes, STRONG Very yes. Sociable not very much, Im sorry they are lovely, but DO NOT MAKE GOOD PEts!!!!!TRUST ME!!!
buraktigin 3 years ago 3
lol, whatever. i still want one though. I read your whole comment message, but i just want a hybrid anyways.
DJXtreme2 3 years ago
YOU are wrong!!!Mine love children. I trained my female and she is a grey timber. Pretty much full blood. They are like babies. It is in all how you raise them!! My oldest is 7, never has she ever tried to bite. And loves kids. I used to take my grandaughter out in yard with her at 6 months old.If you do not abuse them and are gentle, they will be gentle. And do NOT give them raw meat!!
dreamcatcher40f 3 years ago 2
post video,
everybody on youtube seems to have Wolves.
most don't even know what they are?
I want to know the people who really do have what they say.
weykooey 2 years ago
it looks cuddley!!
PoWeRpUfFgOtH 3 years ago
What ever the creature it is up to the owner how that creature is going to be. Stop blaming the creature. No creature is born bad.
kobidobidog 3 years ago 3
Save him don't neuter him he is beautiful.
All dogs descended from the wolf in the first place.
So of the most loving creatures I have known were wolves.
A female licked me in the face then put her paw into my bent arm to gently pull me to her.
They want to avoid confrontation. Please don't hurt him in any way.
Find a loving zoophile and he will be in very good hands.
kobidobidog 3 years ago 2
i have a wolf dog
his name is sampson
theraven1232 3 years ago
I would have adopted that wolf hybrid in a heartbeat.
rockmetal244 3 years ago
wolfs defietly are beautiful
Jkouw 3 years ago
nice looking dog, would love to own one of those
butteryfly005 3 years ago
its BALTO!!!!!
animeisart1 3 years ago
if i owned it i'd name it balto
punkrules55 3 years ago
Aww. I want one :3
rocker77 3 years ago
hybrid of what
dog and wolf?
zigabonn 3 years ago
of both a hybrid wolf means a mix between wolf and dog. most of the hybrids are mixs between malamutes and wolves or german sheaperds and wolves. And their NOT safe pets their part wild animal but its very possible to own and love a wolf hybrid.
Amber7Wolves 3 years ago 2
didnt dogs evolve from wolfs?
Dr3v0 3 years ago 3
Yep , ALL dogs evolved from wolves
gymmybhoy 3 years ago 2
even chuwawas(sp)?
Jkouw 3 years ago
Yep , them too . Dogs are almost unique for the fact that no animal on earth has the diversity in size , shape and colour that you find in the canine world .
gymmybhoy 3 years ago
Dogs and wolves are the same species, but wolves are the wild form. Not only that they are the wild, persecuted form, which means that all wolves today are very nervous and reactive individuals. Not good pets. It's not a good ideas to cross them with dogs either, because they could get a medley of wild and domestic behaviors that make them both unsuitable to live with other wolves or dogs and also unsuitable to live with people. It's not a very good life for an intelligent and social animal.
Retrieverman1 3 years ago
Poor beautiful animal. If I was nearby I'd go get him and take him home.
unett 3 years ago 2
I think it might be half bred with a small husky i have a half husky half poodle mix it has less fur but its thick and the same face as that dog does they usually have like a short stout nose but mine has the longer nose of a poodle but a lil shorter because of the chow in him so its a possiblity that the wolf/dog is bred with something along those lines
Ibanezgsa60Gio 3 years ago
A wolf with the friendly attitude of a (and by the looks power of a wolf aswell) dog. I really want that Wolf/Dog.
Carnage1235 3 years ago
That things kickass.
Carnage1235 3 years ago
MUST HAVE IT AHHH!!!!!! T-T no fair they wont lemme in... T-T
MimiTheWoolfie 3 years ago
poor baby!
pixiechic94 3 years ago
what kind of hybrid breed is this, malamute?
xWilliamLaux 3 years ago
No, I used to have a malemute, and it was thicker than this. I think that this is a half wolf half malemute, since they do breed them. I don't know why anyone would want a wolf/gigantic dog, but they do i guess.
wiggyman1 3 years ago
thanks
xWilliamLaux 3 years ago
Wolf Hybrid!
crocodilehunter150 3 years ago
It must be thinking, my domesticated cousins are dimwits.... Go Free and feel the wind in your pelt! This so called 'food' is disgusting! Give me some meat! And fresh too! Not frozen or from 1 week ago! Grr. I hate humans.
Rockfire5 3 years ago
i think its cute xD
RLZSion 3 years ago
They are unpredictable and can nip a little
more than regular dogs but it depends on the individual. Look at videos of Wolves in the wild to understand why they need the wild more than other canines. I think they integrate better with each other than humans.
jamminjoseph 3 years ago
If I could buy that wolf hybrid, I'd name him Balto. Or if it's a girl, Jenna.
imwhappy 3 years ago
Wolf-Hybrids are considered unadoptable from many, if not most, shelters because they are considered to be unpredictable as far behavior goes (possible aggression), and therefore considered a liability risk. Even though I don't think they should be bred and for sale to the general public;
The truth is that there are many out there that would make good companions to the right adoptor-
LLBAIN 3 years ago
I would so buy him..or her.
Did you know that the most savage animals like Husky(sp?),wolfs, Raccoons so on so on are the most Loaily)sp?( things to ever live if they think of you as family!!
Yo28yO28 3 years ago
this is true...which is why u must get the animal at a very veyr young age so it grows up thinking your family or it wont get that bond with you,but then you must also socialize it more with other dogs and humans or it could be very aggresive to anyone who comes near the "pack" member which is why the are unadoptable in most areas...but thats mostly for adults..
Danteisgod6666 3 years ago
why are theu un-adoptable in some areas?
MossMaskface 3 years ago
Wolfs are gentle i don't think theres ever been documentet a man killed by a wolf. but im not sure
Hulkboy3 3 years ago
Nice dog it looks harmless and I'd love to get it but my parents won't let me get one
petrcech101 3 years ago
Unlike other well known hybrids, like ligers, wolfdogs are fertile, because, when it comes to genetics, wolf DNA is identical to dog DNA.
By the way, very cute female.
Sorvos 3 years ago
Aint that my mom?!
queerguyzrule 3 years ago 3
I have had a wolf and german shepard mix
Sk8rjdf 3 years ago
Just be careful, these dogs are half cast with a wild animal not just another breed of good looking dog.
eatmyplum 3 years ago 2
I have a wolf dog hes part timber wolf part artic wolf and part husky.75% wolf his names Dakota
dolfinshi 3 years ago
Good, I want a timber wolf/husky so bad. I love the face markings the wolves have.
GotIt123 3 years ago
over a year ago, it's doubtful that poor guy is still alive. Shelters will not adopt out Wolfdogs unless its to a licensed sanctuary.
weykooey 3 years ago
i want that dog sooo much!
ashdon112 3 years ago
She's beautiful.
BjossaLover 3 years ago
wow she is so pretty
deaththefoxx 3 years ago
where is the Shelter?
musicgirl64467 3 years ago
balto! sorry... ignore me
frozenfruit 3 years ago
she is gorgeous
AhRoyRoy85 3 years ago 2
wold are such a pretty animals right? they looks so awsome:D good job god
pikalikas 3 years ago 2
aww its a pretty dog. it breaks my heart to see animals in the shelter i encourage all of you to adopt a shelter animal? how would you like it if you were locked up in poor conditions day and night?
mileyrox28 3 years ago 5
I think if a wolf and a rabbit were crossed, that'd be kinda cute.
SerenitySora 3 years ago
I'd be careful with wolf dogs. My cousin had one and she litteraly destroyed ever part of their back yard. Everything from their pool, chewed up metal, and even the ground is rough and bumpy now.
djxthexmonferno 3 years ago
its true folks,my science teacher told me that his wolf dog dug holes everywhere
Explanmation 3 years ago
these animals should be trained for work where handlers are one-on-one, such as police dogs. then there'd be no "can't adopt them out" problems!
lalahland 3 years ago 2
What the heck is wrong with it?
candymountain3456 4 years ago
I don't really care what mix it is I'll bet it would be sweet if trained right. People don't get the connection between bad pet owners who do nothing to disipline there dogs and wild, out-of-control dogs.
Paranormal654 4 years ago
BTW, people are so irrational and terrified of common dog behaviors. Even at the Dog Park I go to, people up there who you would think "know" dogs are so ignorant. When my Alpha JRT growls another dog off, or snaps at them for trying to mount here, they think she's grumpy. When my Huskita howls, I had a lady complain, and another ask with wide eyes "OMG, does she have Wolf in her?" I just replied "Well if she does, then all the better". Fortunately the regulars I know are more knowledgable.
GUMMYBEAYUH 4 years ago 3
I have two dogs, a Jack Russell Terrier and an Akita/Husky mix. They both get along great, and have bonded like sisters despite the fact the JRT was 5 yrs old when I brought home the current Huskita puppy. Some say two Females of dominant breeds never get along, I say look at my two, they prove that theory wrong. Just the same goes for the Wolf-Dog, I guarantee you I could take that canine and proceed to dismiss every assumption people have about such a mix.
GUMMYBEAYUH 4 years ago
i hate to break it to you but that is part wild animal it would be like taking home a wolf. you can take the animal out of the wild but you cant take the wild out of the animal.i too own a JRT and she does the same thing to other dogs but the reson people thing your other dog is part wolf is because she might look like one have you ever though about that!Man! yoo are the ignorent one!
switchblade003 4 years ago
There are some dangerous problems that can be found in wolf mixes. They possess a wolf's will to dominate but due to the dog in them they don't know not to kill other dogs. Wolves don't kill a pack member because they know they need all pack members to hunt. Dogs lack this knowledge because of domestication. Not all wolf dogs are like this but it is too risky to take a chance.
Mahndude 3 years ago