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Wolves As Pets

Started by chassidydawnn, Oct 28 2007 07:26 PM

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Posted 10 February 2010 - 03:07 PM

Breeding WolfdogsWolves As Pets

Before anyone decides to breed, they should have spent time in rescue. More than 100 Wolfdogs a month are in peril due to breeders who are greedy or uneducated and do not care about animals. Most people have no business owning a Hamster let alone a Wolf or Wolfdog. Most people who claim they have a Wolf DON'T. Most people who have Wolfdogs have no clue what % or what they actually have. If you don't know the lineage of your animals, and need to ask advice on these chat boards, the best advice isGET YOUR DOGS SPAYED & NEUTERED.

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Posted 14 March 2010 - 11:44 PM

freddieWolves As PetsReplying to (G)FreddieI am interested in dysart can you send me pictures of them-reply by eric

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Posted 12 October 2010 - 10:56 AM

chassidydawnn, on 28 October 2007 - 07:26 PM, said:

I have a Mackenzie Valley Wolf named paris and we are about to start breeding her does anyone else know anything about breeding wolves that might help us out? We are very excited about this? We are looking for people with more Mackenzie Valley wolves because they are extremely rare does anyone know where some are other than in west texas?

Aloha, wow very interesting. In 1987, I was living in Plano,TX. I had a siberian husky(2yr old) being fond of animals and living alone I decided to add some housemates (four legged ones). In the (grenleaf classifed) I came across an ad regarding wolf- wolf/hybred shepards. The name of the kennel was "Dysart's Wolf Kennel". Long story short- I purchased a 90% Mackenzie Valley wolf/hybred(shepard) pup from them. The laws have changed regarding buying and breeding wolf dogs as to what they are specificly I don't know. I do suggest that you check out the legal responsibility first just to protect yourself . However you dicide I think you might still be able to contact Charles Dysart the person whom I trust would be your best source. Remember the show Mutual Omaha's Wild Kingdom? The host (Merl Olsen) well, It was through him that Charles Dysart purchased a pure Makenzie Valley Wolf and over the years bred some of the finest wolf/shepard hybreds. Awesome security dogs. I met two of Charles' best- "APACHE and CHEYENNE". Thanks for allowing me to share, but seriously before you start call around , get several pro/advice, and really plan t out. These are wonderful creatures (Wolves), and deserve our respect as breeders/and or owners.. Huge responsibility. Good luck, Mahalo..

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Posted 25 January 2011 - 11:58 PM

chassidydawnn, on 28 October 2007 - 07:26 PM, said:

I have a Mackenzie Valley Wolf named paris and we are about to start breeding her does anyone else know anything about breeding wolves that might help us out? We are very excited about this? We are looking for people with more Mackenzie Valley wolves because they are extremely rare does anyone know where some are other than in west texas?

I had a Makenzie when I was a kiddo my Mama got her from a guy named Dysart. She was amazing! But she was very "pack" oriented. My understandinging is that the best to learn from is Mr Dysart and accordint to the Obits he passed away a few years ago. I have been looking for one here in NC actually going to look at one tomorrow for my boys. I will Never be able to replace Lokie but maybe I can find one that will imprint with my boys like she did with me.

Do your homework! These are amazing animals but the must be given an Amazing amount of respect also!!

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Posted 26 January 2011 - 12:12 AM

iGuest, on 05 August 2008 - 08:24 PM, said:

No one should be owning and especially breeding wolves or wolf hybrids
Wolves As Pets

I'm sorry to be harsh but this is ridiculous...A wolf is a wild animal, they are not like dogs that have been domesticated for hundreds of years. A wolf hybrid is even more dangerous because they don't have a fear of humans as a true wolf would. THEY ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO BE PETS AND THEY DO NOT MAKE GOOD PETS. Seriously people, think about this and give your heads a shake. They do not make cute and cuddly pets. Anyone who is owning or breeding a wild animal (conserving an endangered species is different) and call themselves true animal lovers are hypocrites. If you were a true animal lover you would know where WILD animals belong and are happier and that's the best place for them. Lol I can't believe people sometimes.

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I grew up with a wolf a a pet, you are clueless, sorry. She was an amazing pet and she protected and loved me and I loved her. I had her from when she was 8 weeks old until she died at 11 years old. I was a Sophmore in High School. I took her to State Obedience Competitions in 4-H and won, 4 years in a row. The year she died was the year I stopped. So don't say what you don't know!

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