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Angelika · 27/05/09, 16:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mikael

Wolfzone

= Shoshone (where William´s inuit comes from)

Mikael · 27/05/09, 18:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by Angelika

= Shoshone (where William´s inuit comes from)

Yes I know

I was just not 100% sure that william knew that, as his dog is a rehome Inuit, and he might not know the breeder his self...

Regards / Mikael

SusiQ · 19/08/09, 19:57

I apologize - I didn't realize that the Czech Wolfdog was a recognized breed of dog either - I stumbled across this forum looking for individuals who also own a wolf hybrid in order to share experiences with me. I currently own a PB German Shepherd and a White GSD/Arctic Wolf hybrid. Diablo, the hybrid, is low content and a sweet, sweet fellow. I adopted him from the Humane Society as a small puppy and didn't even realize until he was 9 months or so that he was a hybrid. He has definite "wolfish" characteristics (rarely barks - howls instead - more nocturnal than an average dog - shy with strangers - hugely muscular and very large haunches, etc.) However, he has a wonderful temperament - better than most GSDs I've owned - and I've owned a lot.

Again, I realize that I may have discovered a website that isn't quite what I was lookin for, but we are all dog lovers, aren't we? Thanks!

19/08/09, 19:57	#3
SusiQ Junior Member Datum registrace: Aug 2009 Location: Ohio Příspěvků: 1	Another newbie I apologize - I didn't realize that the Czech Wolfdog was a recognized breed of dog either - I stumbled across this forum looking for individuals who also own a wolf hybrid in order to share experiences with me. I currently own a PB German Shepherd and a White GSD/Arctic Wolf hybrid. Diablo, the hybrid, is low content and a sweet, sweet fellow. I adopted him from the Humane Society as a small puppy and didn't even realize until he was 9 months or so that he was a hybrid. He has definite "wolfish" characteristics (rarely barks - howls instead - more nocturnal than an average dog - shy with strangers - hugely muscular and very large haunches, etc.) However, he has a wonderful temperament - better than most GSDs I've owned - and I've owned a lot. Again, I realize that I may have discovered a website that isn't quite what I was lookin for, but we are all dog lovers, aren't we? Thanks!