Misleading article about Hybrids and Wolfdogs

tikaani · 18-11-2009, 16:58

I quite agree, it is a missleading article and dose no breeds any good. like any dog wolfdogs have the portential to atack, that is were good ownership and upraising comes in. i have to kids and i have never had a problem, BUT i also wouldnt leave mine alone with my kids, thats just bad parenting and askin for trouble, and as for charging £5000 for a wolfdog , thats just rediculas if its true very greedy. the problem is all the crossing with high performance dogs like inuits i think, having hyper dogs crossed with any sort of wolfdog is askin for trouble in my opinion....

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18-11-2009, 16:58	#11
tikaani Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Bedfordshire Posts: 117	I quite agree, it is a missleading article and dose no breeds any good. like any dog wolfdogs have the portential to atack, that is were good ownership and upraising comes in. i have to kids and i have never had a problem, BUT i also wouldnt leave mine alone with my kids, thats just bad parenting and askin for trouble, and as for charging £5000 for a wolfdog , thats just rediculas if its true very greedy. the problem is all the crossing with high performance dogs like inuits i think, having hyper dogs crossed with any sort of wolfdog is askin for trouble in my opinion....