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It's not that I don't accept the DNA evidence, it's just that you can't deny archaeological and scientific facts either. Just because the grey wolf is the only ancestor left alive doesn't mean it's the only one. Especially when dog has been traced back to one of it's original ancestors (from which wolf and dog descended).
Anywho
I had the pleasure of meeting a beautiful white coated, blue eyed wolf hybrid. Something like 80% wolf, bred/raised in Alaska and sold to a California man that would sell the pups to acceptable homes. He kept the runt of one litter, raised the pup in his truck (he was a truck driver) and named him Baby. He'd grab your arm with his mouth and if you didn't follow he'd bite down til you felt his teeth and pull you. He was very protective of the truck and would snarl and bark at anyone that walked by or came near the truck until his "dad" told him it was o.k. He was very sweet, loved to chew and tug but you could tell he had a temper. He was very friendly as long as you didn't do anything to make him mad (take something away from him or ignore him).
Anywho
I had the pleasure of meeting a beautiful white coated, blue eyed wolf hybrid. Something like 80% wolf, bred/raised in Alaska and sold to a California man that would sell the pups to acceptable homes. He kept the runt of one litter, raised the pup in his truck (he was a truck driver) and named him Baby. He'd grab your arm with his mouth and if you didn't follow he'd bite down til you felt his teeth and pull you. He was very protective of the truck and would snarl and bark at anyone that walked by or came near the truck until his "dad" told him it was o.k. He was very sweet, loved to chew and tug but you could tell he had a temper. He was very friendly as long as you didn't do anything to make him mad (take something away from him or ignore him).