I'm Going to Kill Her

[JennSLK]

So my youner cousin who is now 18 got a dog yesterday. Her very first dog. Well this is all fine and dandy but do you know what she got?!

Well she got it from this kennel:
http://www.wolves-usa.com/

She's out of Grey Dawn By Black Diamond.

Personaly I dont think it's a Hybrid and may be a pure insted.

I want to kill her. Do you think they would convict me of murder?

She's going to get hurt or get someone else hurt.

I think that they are beutiful dogs or hybrids or mutts or whatever you want to call them. IMHO they should NEVER be bred prurposfully. They can be wonderfull pets if raised by a HIGHLY skilled owner. Thats not her.

She lives on a acerage with no fence.

God help us all

 

[JennSLK]

Oh Im looking onlineand go here: http://www.starcrosswolves.com/current-litters.html

Scroll down untill you see the pics of the individual pups. The pup on the top left. #12 female. OMG so cute!!

 

[rottiegirl]

That is horrible. She is going to regret getting a hybrid very soon. Why would she get one without a fence? Hybrids are not indoor dogs at all.

I hate hybrid breeders.

I looked at the site and the dogs look like hybrids, but there is no way to tell for sure.

 

[rottiegirl]

Oh Im looking onlineand go here: http://www.starcrosswolves.com/current-litters.html

Scroll down untill you see the pics of the individual pups. The pup on the top left. #12 female. OMG so cute!!

Wow, they claim that some pups are over 90% wolf. That is a load of crap in my opinion. One of the mothers looks about pure malamute.

 

[JennSLK]

Yup bad breeder, but cute pups. LOL

 

[Renee750il]

My wolfdogs are from 3 sub-species of wolves.

They are Canada Blackphase, Black Alaskan Tundra, Alaskan Interior, Arctic, Canadian Gray and Mackenzie Valley.

Hmmmm . . . It doesn't seem like this person can count very well, does it? That seems to be FIVE 'sub species' not three . . .

I can understand you wanting to wring her neck. Purposefully bred hybrids - that's just so wrong in so many different ways . . . Bimmer was an accident and the chances of getting another dog with his temperament and personality are so slim, and even he is not always a dog.

On unfenced acreage, the chances of her having him for very long are slim. Especially if there are any livestock farms nearby. Even if he never made an attempt at a farmer's livestock, you can just bet that he's going to get shot or poisoned the minute someone hears what he is . . .

 

[stevinski]

stupid!
i think that anyone who wants a wolf look alike should get a sibe/alaskan malamute or a utonagan

 

[JennSLK]

Im scared some one will get hurt. She says if he runs away she will just tie him up.

 

[Lily]

At least the breeder has a good set up, and all the dog are
groomed and happy.

 

[SummerRiot]

is it just me.. or does their dog Ice look like its rittled with worms??

 

[JennSLK]

Riot they say he's only 4 months old so he could still be growing.

 

[rottiegirl]

Tie him up?! That is so cruel, esspecialy to a hybrid. They need room to roam.

Does she plan on house training him and keeping him in the house? I bet she doesnt know that fully house training a hybrid is nearly impossible.

 

[SummerRiot]

Riot they say he's only 4 months old so he could still be growing.

when Riot was 4 months old he never have a belly looking like that.. he did have a "puppy belly" though.

I really hope she takes that pup to obedience classes EARLY!!

 

[dogsouth]

is it just me.. or does their dog Ice look like its rittled with worms??

Ice does look ill.

This is way too dicey for me.

 

[moxiegrl]

The outdoor setup on the second website is really neat....that is what hybrids need not an unfenced populated area....but those pups are really really cute!

 

[IliamnasQuest]

We have seen a lot of wolf hybrids up here in Alaska. They used to be popular, but the fad is wearing off and you don't see as many.

A dog that truly has a high percentage of wolf does not behave like a dog. They also can turn out to be terrible house pets - very destructive.

In addition, she will need to find out the legalities for rabies vaccinations in her state when it comes to hybrids. As the vaccines have generally NOT been tested on hybrid animals, many states will not recognize the rabies vaccination as a legal vaccination. This means that even if her animal is vaccinated, if it bites someone the state has the right to take the animal, euthanize it and have it tested for rabies.

If this breeder is willing to sell a puppy to someone with no means to keep the animal confined, then it makes it pretty clear to me that the breeder is in it just for the money.

Melanie and the gang in Alaska

 

[Dizzy]

Don't you need a license to keep a wild animal/hybrid????!!

 

[JennSLK]

I guess you dont need anything special here.

If it runs away she's just going to tie it up.

I wouldnt have as much of a problem with it except she is a first time dog owner who know nothing about dogs and doesnt want to learn.

She just wants to "look at him"

 

[rottiegirl]

Tying a wolf hybrid up can easily make him feel frustrated... which could make him aggressive. It could also make him feel trapped. Its one of the worst ideas I have ever heard.

I hope we get updates on how the pup does.

 

[JennSLK]

I'll update you. I dont think I will go over there much once the dog gets older. Im not risking it. I know it's going to turn mean and I dont want to be the one getting hurt