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I have a 50% German Shepherd/50% wolf dog. Her name is Zody and She's almost 6 months old. She is very energetic, loving and playful. She's harmless, but however, she gets excited very easy and will jump on you; which doesn't feel too good when her claws scrape you. I love her though and wouldn't trade her for the world.
Like Wolf_Q said... they are VERY high strung, high maintenance, and VERY hard to control, and, can be potentialy (sp?) dangerous... do yoursef a favor, don't get a wolf hybrid.... you don't know what you are getting yourself into...Quote:
Originally Posted by Layka3000
I use to have an alaskan malamute. She wasn't a wolf, but they act like them and look a lot like them. She was a wonderful dog. She had a seizure in '05 and we had to take her and have her have put to sleep. That was SO hard to do. I think about her every day. She was only 12 y/o....I know that's old for a dog but it doesn't seem long enough.....
She was very protective of all of us and guarded the yard from strangers and other dogs. She was wonderful!!
Here is a picture of her
http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h1...ntiego01-1.jpg
My hubby had a Wolf/Shepard mix, named Tiko, she was a great dog, and lived till she was 15yrs old. Hubby got her while he was on active duty, they were going to put her down, and she was only 3 months old, so he rescued her, and brought her home. Tiko was such a Calm dog, was great with people especially with kids. She was however one of those dogs, who you had to keep on a very short lead, cause she had a huge prey drive. She once got loose from hubby, and came home carrying a Fawn!:rolleyes: Thankfully the baby was okay, and she was sent to a wildlife rehab, and was later realeased. But other than that, she was awsome! she was put down 4 years ago due to cancer. Hubby loved that dog.
I REALLY don't think this person comes on here anymore. This is from 2003 so no point in telling her that wanting a hyrbred because it's cool is wrong.;)
I have a Shepherd/Wolf. She is 9 and I have had her since she was a puppy and let me tell you, she is the exact opposite of everything that's being described here. She is low strung, easy to control and low maintenance. She was easy to train and she has always been calm and even around strangers.
I use to have a dog who was Collie/German Shepard/wolf. She was a beautiful dog and was a great pet. :)