Wolf-Dog Hybrid?
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last weekend we went to the hiker's heaven shop in Oakville. (You can see the shop from the QEW) There was something hugh which didn't seem to be a dog. I asked the guy there and he told me that it was a wolf-husky cross. His name is Buddha, because he is just sitting/laying there and looks like meditating all the time. 
My daughter played with him a while, but it wasn't more interesting than playing with a plastic doll because Buddha was too passive. (Fortunately)
So it's a remarkable creature, and it seems not all of them are wild.
My daughter played with him a while, but it wasn't more interesting than playing with a plastic doll because Buddha was too passive. (Fortunately)So it's a remarkable creature, and it seems not all of them are wild.
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- Lakes District BC
http://www.centredaily.com/mld/centredaily/15066000.htm
heres a good 1
http://www.leerburg.com/wolf2.htm
Otokiak your probably right and thats about all those SOB's are good for imho
and if I had a nickle for everyone who THINKS they have a hybrid in there backyard I would be rich, around here I would have to say maybe 1 out of 1000 that claim they have 1 may actualy have 1 the rest are just matted huskys or husky/shepard cross
heres a good 1
http://www.leerburg.com/wolf2.htm
Otokiak your probably right and thats about all those SOB's are good for imho
and if I had a nickle for everyone who THINKS they have a hybrid in there backyard I would be rich, around here I would have to say maybe 1 out of 1000 that claim they have 1 may actualy have 1 the rest are just matted huskys or husky/shepard cross
adog said:
Yes they are called "Coydogs", and they are neat'o mixes to work with as a dog trainer.
Not a dog for everyone that is for sure...they tend to be quite skittish, but are unbelieveably observant and smart.
I almost adopted one for our Mongrel Horde a few years back.
