WhiteFang

An indian man sings to the wolfs

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[ForYeGo]

Shame that people have to find something to argue about, even in something like a canine breed. Is this how wars start? Do I need to buy a tank, or do you think it might not get that serious? Lol!!!

[Azuriyuu]

Yeah, guys. I mean, do you think Jed cared if he was half-wolf or just a malamute?

[ALPHA000102]

Wolves are my favorite canine followed by Tamaskans that look like wolves and Jed is my favorite animal actor. He was 3/4 wolf and 1/4 malamute. I find that ironic since the character wolf White Fang he played in 1991 was that way as well with no dog markings physically. I have looked heavily into this. Perhaps sources you received information from were wrong. I wish that Jed had reprised his role as White Fang in White Fang II Myth Of The White Wolf in 1994 since he was still alive at the time.

[ALPHA000102]

Wolves are my favorite canine followed by Tamaskans that look like wolves and Jed is my favorite animal actor. He was 3/4 wolf and 1/4 malamute. I find that ironic since the character wolf White Fang he played in 1991 was that way as well with no dog markings physically. I have looked heavily into this. Perhaps sources you received information from were wrong. I wish that Jed had reprised his role as White Fang in White Fang II Myth Of The White Wolf in 1994 since he was still alive at the time.

[ALPHA000102]

I am sorry but respectfully you are wrong. Jed is my favorite animal actor. He was 3/4 wolf and 1/4 malamute. I find that ironic since the character wolf White Fang he played in 1991 was that way as well with no dog markings physically. Perhaps sources you that received information from were wrong. Thank you for pointing out Chinook. I had no knowledge of him. I wish that Jed had reprised his role as White Fang in White Fang II Myth Of The White Wolf in 1994 since he was still alive at the time.

[ALPHA000102]

Wolves are my favorite canines followed by the Tamaskan, a breed of dog that looks an awful lot like wolves. Jed the Wolf-Dog from The Journey Of Natty Gann and White Fang is my favorite animal actor. Jed was 3/4 wolf and 1/4 malamute which I find ironic since the character wolf White Fang he played in 1991 was that way as well with no dog markings physically. I wish that Jed had reprised his role as White Fang in White Fang II Myth Of The White Wolf in 1994 since he was still alive at the time.