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by Mindhunt on 18 June 2011 - 16:06
Rik, I don't know, my sister-in-law passed on this woman's breeding philosophy to me after getting their new pup, citing this as proof she "researched" the breeder. (Eye roll) hahaha
She wanted me to come out to meet this breeder and I politely declined because I knew darn well I would NOT be able to keep my big mouth shut
She wanted me to come out to meet this breeder and I politely declined because I knew darn well I would NOT be able to keep my big mouth shut
by 3Shep2 on 18 June 2011 - 20:06
Is she or isn't she?
by crhuerta on 18 June 2011 - 21:06
3shep2...if I were to guess by "only the pic"....I would *guess* so.
But only the owner & breeder could say for sure......
But only the owner & breeder could say for sure......
by 3Shep2 on 18 June 2011 - 22:06
Actually, she is almost pure wolf-she was pulled from a shelter by a GS Rescue where her owner dumped her-I had her for three days before returning her-only liked to potty in the house-only on the carpet at that-after scaling a 6' barrier and back . . . tore the end out of a crate the first day . . . . intimidated my three shepherds with her large size (only 8 mos old) and extremely rough play-fortunately, since then she has resided at a local animal sanctuary where she and several other hybrids share a very large enclosed area.
by Vixen on 18 June 2011 - 22:06
Quote: "Of course because of thier high intelligence they need to feel part of the family pack" end quote.
This may come as a surprise but the pure GSD is highly intelligent and needs to feel part of the family pack. Why intrude on the wolf?
Vixen
This may come as a surprise but the pure GSD is highly intelligent and needs to feel part of the family pack. Why intrude on the wolf?
Vixen
by GSDNewbie on 19 June 2011 - 00:06
I could not agree more Vixen and was thinking the same thing.
by VonIsengard on 19 June 2011 - 01:06
Wolves and wolf hybrids are nothign like dogs, training them is nothing like a training a dog. They take a high level of experience to own and work with. If an owner has such, great, good for them, but to tote them off as fabulous pets to the general public is highly irresponsible.
by crhuerta on 19 June 2011 - 02:06
3shep2.....Her picture *speaks Wolf*...(does that make sense?)
I'm glad that I would have guessed correctly.....she is beautiful for sure.
I'm glad that I would have guessed correctly.....she is beautiful for sure.
by Chaz Reinhold on 19 June 2011 - 03:06
I have a wolf/chihuahua mix that is badass! He jumps on the back of the couch and pisses on your head to mark his territory. I made the mistake of feeding him raw meat after 12 and he turned into a maniac. He chewed through my drywall in six places to make dens. I put him on a huge chain when the neighbor kids come around cause I'm scared he might eat a few. He got loose a week ago and came back vomitting up bones and a 3 carat diamond ring. I try to keep him contained but he can chew through solid sheet metal and bullet proof glass. I tried Schutzhund, but he jumped inside the sleeve and ate the helpers arm. Do you know how useless a trial helper is without a left arm?
by Rik on 19 June 2011 - 03:06
I'm thinking you should cut back some on the chihuahua next breeding. those little bastiges can really muck up a good hybred breeding.
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