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More Wolfdogs who need homes :) FEB. 2009

All wolfdogs in this video are up for adoption. To adopt, foster or for more information, please contact the information provided with each picture or private message me

All applicants will need to submit an adoption application, vet reference, and agree to a home visit. All dogs will be spayed or neutered prior to placement unless there is a medical reason preventing it.

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11 Responses to “More Wolfdogs who need homes :) FEB. 2009”

  1. HorseLover9934 on March 2nd, 2010 at 11:16 am

    i love wolf dogs …
    i love wolf dogs they are sooo pretty my dad is going to get one wen we move to our new house we want a white female with at least 85% wolf in them

  2. natalieportman56 on March 2nd, 2010 at 11:16 am

    are they trained
    are they trained

  3. i wish my mom would …
    i wish my mom would let me save one :C im sad now

  4. wats a wolfdog is …
    wats a wolfdog is it a wolf whose part other dogs cant y get a pure bred wolf if u get a permit

  5. You’re absolutely …
    You’re absolutely right. Wolves are, by nature, cautious and a little shy of people. Aggression is the last resort of a desperate animal.
    Wolfdogs can sometimes be a bit timid, like their pure breed counterparts, but because of their near constant exposure to humans, they tend to be more curious than cautious. Behavior all depends on the owner, as with ANY dog. Mistreated dogs are prone to aggression. Be a responsible and loving owner, and you have nothing to worry about.

  6. TheDesolatedShadow on March 2nd, 2010 at 11:16 am

    Eek… I don’t …
    Eek… I don’t think these animals should be adopted… I think they should be kept in captivity or put to sleep(For saftey reasons… and for their own lives)

  7. Dogs aren’t the …
    Dogs aren’t the problem. People are the problem.
    Any dog that is aggressive likely has been mistreated , improperly bred, or simply mishandled.
    Wolfdogs are NOT Wolves. They vary so much depending on what they are crossed with and who bred them that no statement made here is correct.
    Like most large dogs they need to be handled properly and responsibly. No dog should be tied or chained.
    Proper safe containment is a human responsibility. Animals running loose is human stupidity.

  8. My brother adopted …
    My brother adopted one in August. Her name is Kera =33 She is most of my life because I treat her with ALOT of care.

  9. wolf dogs are the …
    wolf dogs are the greatest. in my experience most of them are smart, clean, gentle, playful monsters and the best animals ive known. their love is amazing but they really need to be with us all the time. they don’t appreciate being left alone or tied to a tree. also they shed and and that has to be dealt with in a responsible way. not the easiest dogs to train either, especially to come when they have other agendas. early training is best

  10. you cant say that …
    you cant say that wolves are aggressive where do ppl get the idea of wolves being agressive anyway. a wolfdog is a wolf hybrid witch makes it partly a wild animal. when ppl say that they are unpredictable unlike dogs i think theyr wrong a dog can be just as a aggressive as a wolf depending on the environment it grew up in you cant say wolves are aggressive but you can say that a particular wolf is being aggressive

    im sorry if this offended you its just that wolves get mistreated a lot

  11. Any proof on …
    Any proof on wolfdog attacks?

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