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I have five male wolfish looking puppies, they are a month old today.
Would anyone like to foster or adopt one?
Would anyone like to foster or adopt one?
Category Photography / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Wolf
Size 480 x 640px
File Size 72.7 kB
Oh, they are very low. Around 20%, they are more dog than anything, but some still exhibit wolf tendencies so I have to let others know what they are getting themselves into.
Their great grand parent female was 83% and Malamute. But then there was a shepherd and mastiff along the lines ending with a female that remains wild and evasive. So I'd say the female is about 20%. The father is from the same great great grand parents, but was raised in another location and mated with an aussie shepherd mix, the offspring was then rescued after an epic pig slaughter. That male then mated with the wild female or there was a mating in there before that with another rescue.
So, I'd guess 20 -30%, but I really am unsure, this was over a 12 year period and I have not been there to supervise everything with work, college, and trying to hold onto a relationship that ended earlier this year.
I just know my mom has this litter and I really want them to go to good homes, but I would be lying they are normal mutts. Wolf dogs do need more social training than mutts.
So, wolf, mastiff, malamute, and shepherd. I have photos of my best guess on what they will turn out to look like.
Are you interested?
Their great grand parent female was 83% and Malamute. But then there was a shepherd and mastiff along the lines ending with a female that remains wild and evasive. So I'd say the female is about 20%. The father is from the same great great grand parents, but was raised in another location and mated with an aussie shepherd mix, the offspring was then rescued after an epic pig slaughter. That male then mated with the wild female or there was a mating in there before that with another rescue.
So, I'd guess 20 -30%, but I really am unsure, this was over a 12 year period and I have not been there to supervise everything with work, college, and trying to hold onto a relationship that ended earlier this year.
I just know my mom has this litter and I really want them to go to good homes, but I would be lying they are normal mutts. Wolf dogs do need more social training than mutts.
So, wolf, mastiff, malamute, and shepherd. I have photos of my best guess on what they will turn out to look like.
Are you interested?
Ah, then yeah, very low content as I thought.
If I was in the position to be able to take care of them, I would. I have an internship with my friend who runs a private wolf/wolfdog rescue in Alabama next year and will be spending a month or two around high to pure content wolves. Unfortunately I neither have the time (pursuing a degree in Wildlife Biology and Conservation with an emphasis on wolf and coyote coexistence/ecology) and space (will be moving) to feel comfortable about keeping them.
BUT I hope you are able to find good homes for them and someone who knows what they are doing.
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