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yukidomari · 28-07-2011, 19:19

Hello and welcome to the forum

I can't help you so much personally with whether CsVs usually get along with resident dogs (male or female) or if they can be maintained with other animals, since mine is just a puppy, but definitely I know there are people with multiple dogs and cats, chickens, etc with CsVs. I think it's probably a matter of management.

I think foremost to Vlcak-owning success is not how much land you have or not have, or how much dog experience you may or may not have, but rather one's willingness to grow and learn together with a Vlcak, at times maybe even disregarding 'rules' that have worked with other dogs in the past.

Research and look for dogs whose lines you like.. distance and proximity are not always the best reasons to pick a specific breeder. Good luck!

28-07-2011, 19:19	#2
yukidomari Moderator Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Los Angeles CA Posts: 847	Hello and welcome to the forum I can't help you so much personally with whether CsVs usually get along with resident dogs (male or female) or if they can be maintained with other animals, since mine is just a puppy, but definitely I know there are people with multiple dogs and cats, chickens, etc with CsVs. I think it's probably a matter of management. I think foremost to Vlcak-owning success is not how much land you have or not have, or how much dog experience you may or may not have, but rather one's willingness to grow and learn together with a Vlcak, at times maybe even disregarding 'rules' that have worked with other dogs in the past. Research and look for dogs whose lines you like.. distance and proximity are not always the best reasons to pick a specific breeder. Good luck!