Sorry, bout the dog man. It's always tough.
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Sorry, bout the dog man. It's always tough.
You don’t bite the hand that feeds ya.
Who is the officer?
Me too...lost my two bulldogs within a week of one another.They become like family...sorry to hear about the loss.
Yes its awful losing a cherished pet.
You might think of getting a wolf puppy.
Really!Domesticated wolves will live over 20 years if you feed them raw meat, de-worm, get them their shots, etc...
We have had them in Maine and WA.
They are legal because domesticated wolves have about 5% dog in their gnome and are called a "Canine Hybrid" though you can't tell them from wild wolves.
My son has a domesticated wolf-dog 5 generations removed from the wild, a domesticated Timber Wolf.
A beautiful creature, VERY tame, very loyal, loves children.
However VERY ominous. A standing wolf stare is really creepy as his eyes follow you as you walk by but has no real threat unless you try to hurt someone.Then you are hamburger.
Of all our wolves we have had not one had an odor of any kind, amazing.
They do have a different animal culture than dogs, similar but different.
You must go through a ritual greeting in the morning, they lick your face, hands, you must stroke their head and neck.
You must learn to howl with them in the twilight of evening
Really, children love it!HankD
I've always been under the impression that wolves didn't make good pets.
Interesting.
How many generations removed from the wild do they need to be?
They are excellent pets- but they make freak out your neighbors.
My son's wolf Vitthar is almost 100 lbs, smaller breeds are available.
Actually wolves have a bad rep - if you know how, you can approach wild wolves and take pictures and they won't harm you.
Wild wolves very rarely hurt human beings
Second generation pups do well if they are weaned early.
HankD
My son's wolf Vitthar is almost 100 lbs, smaller breeds are available.
Actually wolves have a bad rep - if you know how, you can approach wild wolves and take pictures and they won't harm you.
Wild wolves very rarely hurt human beings
Wolves Misunderstood | Oregon Wild
Second generation pups do well if they are weaned early.
HankD
My Teddy, an Irish Setter, lived to be just short of his 18th birthday. He was the best dog I have ever had. Sadie, my present black Lab, is a great dog, but she is no Teddy.
I had a male Irish Setter I adopted. That dog was beautiful....all mahogany red & a great bird hunter. Sadly cancer did him in. But I will tell you this, I want another Irish Setter (very loyal & very protective) .....but you MUST exercise them, they are bred for hunting after all.
My friend had one .... kept it on the farm & it took care of every varment for 50 miles. Name was Sabica (think that means big dog in Russian / Ukrainian
Our first wolf was named Samoo - she was our farm wolf in Maine - 88 acres, she kept the coyotes away or dead.
She would occasionally eat one of our chickens then she would hide for a couple days til she got hungry.
HankD
Wolf hybrids are illegal in Missoula County.
Nope. My doggie was just a mutt. I rescued him from a shelter in Athol, Idaho when he was just a pup. Cost me 70 bucks.
Nope. My doggie was just a mutt. I rescued him from a shelter in Athol, Idaho when he was just a pup. Cost me 70 bucks.
Sabachka is Russian for dog. It's also the word used for the @ symbol in an email address.
Speaking of bulldogs...just 15 minutes ago I saw a young one chained to a tree. There was no food or water bowl nearby. He looked thin with bones plainly visible.
He needs some TLC. He needs a family that cares. Why have a dog unless you have the desire to care for it? Can't you feed and water it properly? How about showing it some affection? Take it for walks. Man I am disgusted and feel pity for the poor dog. Sadly it is rather prevalent here.