WOLFDOG ATTACK

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Wolfdogs are not like regular dogs, even though they can look like them. They need a lot more care than a regular dog. These wolfdogs are walked and excersized a lot. So before owning a wolfdog, high content or low content, do some research on wolves first.

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• wolf
• wolfdog
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• wolf-dog
• attack
• attacking
• ferocious
• growl
• snarl
• bite
• eat
• kill
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[Triththaus]

They are gorgeous I am sure you have ablast wityh the nice vid

[MoonstoneProductions]

@Triththaus Thanks. C:

[THizzle80]

me want

[MoonstoneProductions]

@THizzle80 Haha C:

[Joswolf1]

Are you joking, isee sheppard and husky types but they are no wolfdogs, they do not even look like a wolf at all

Jos

[MoonstoneProductions]

@Joswolf1 You can't rely on LOOKS alone when determining if a dog has wolf in it or not. Do some research first before you make assumptions.

[Shoot1ngStar]

The person filming this was found DEAD a few days later. Its true.

[AcaiBunch]

@xWolfHauntx I know phenotyping and it's bunk. The only thing that I or any reputable "breeder" should except is blood DNA and even that is not entirely accurate, it can only tell you what percentage of Dog and what different breeds and what percent is not dog.

We recently moved to Louisiana so no, we do not raise wolf pups anymore. Not sure I want to ever again. In fact, due to the previous breeders death we lost the ones we did raise. </3

[xWolfHauntx]

@AcaiBunch This is why phenotyping is often used with wolfdogs, Because even two HC can produce a MC. It all boils down to the genes, a pup could possibly get the "dog" genes of the parents and be or at least look mostly dog, and even if though the parents are both HC then the pup would still be considered MC or sometimes even less, like you said, it's a crap shoot.

Do you guys still do this? Where are you located?

[AcaiBunch]

@xWolfHauntx MoonstoneProductions is my daughter. We worked together with the breeder.

As I stated, I know the content of the parents. When you mix dogs and wolves you can get a WIDE variety of looks, some look very dog like but act very wolfy, and visa versa. It's a crap shoot, if you will. You can not tell content by looks especially since there are so very many looks, colors, markings, sizes, etc. that a wolf can have.

[xWolfHauntx]

@AcaiBunch I do agree with the Chihuahua comment, but all I was saying before was that there is another documented death of a woman by "wolves." Like I said before, it was her own fault and had it coming, however it still is a death, and still considered killed by wolves, no matter what the circumstances really were. That does not mean I agree the whole thing.

[xWolfHauntx]

@AcaiBunch I do realize Eurasian Wolves are not the same as American Wolves, but why not just call them Eurasian wolves then? Why have a fancy names like "Black Russian"? Being as many irresponsible breeders DO use that term as a way to make their animals more "valuable." And wait, I thought these were MoonstoneProductions dogs? Do you know her? And okay, I said they very well be LC, that's understandable, however, There is no way they are more than that. None of those are HC.

[AcaiBunch]

@xWolfHauntx When a wolf dog attacks it is because it is acting like a dog, not a wolf. I am very suspicious about stories of people being killed by their wolf/dogs. Wolves do not attack humans, and they certainly would not be seeking them out for food.

Sadly, Chihuahua's bite more people every year and they are not considered dangerous at all. It is shameful.

[AcaiBunch]

@xWolfHauntx I don't think you are being rude at all, just ignorant. See, I know the parents of all of these canines so I have information you do not. The man who used to sell/breed them is dead [suspicious circumstances]. The stories I could tell you would blow your mind about those animals.

Black Russian is simply their color and where they come from, Eurasian wolves are indeed different from American wolves. There are many subspecies.

[xWolfHauntx]

That last comment is NOT meant to be rude BTW, sorry it sounded that way.

But all in all, you seem like a very wolf savvy person, who has been terribly mislead. Which is why I am so curious about your wolfdogs and such.

Now with all that being said, are you still in contact with whoever(if not yourself) breeds the wolfdogs in your earlier videos? Like Pippin and a few others I saw? They are gorgeous, and I am looking for a MC to HC in the future and was wondering what your location is?

[xWolfHauntx]

I went through a couple more of your videos and I am curious, and I am sorry if I missed it, but where are all these wolf places you are at? Are they yours? Because you use the term "Black Russian" wolves, which are not real subspecies of wolves at all, but are in fact what dishonest wolfdog breeders normally use to make their regular black wolfdogs more "rare" sounding so people will pay more for them and want them more.

[xWolfHauntx]

This is why I am curious as to where these dogs came from, because in some of your videos, you have obvious wolfdogs, and then here, you have either been misinformed about these dogs being wolfdogs, or at least about their %. Because every single one of those dogs could not be more than low contents. I am not trying to be rude, please don't think that I am, but I can't understand, that if you have been around HC before, then how could you not tell the difference between a LC and a HC now?