Welcoming a new Vlcak into the United States!

Gypsy Wolf · 12-05-2010, 03:34

Yes, they certainly do teach us humility. They are not like any other breed I have trained. The way they perceive their world, how they learn and their incredible memory.
Pollux is developing beautifully - as is Luna. It is very interesting to watch them as they grow. Pollux is a very serious cookie - very attached to his mom, whereas Luna is a little more independent. I expect that is part of gender differences in character. Luna is my "partner" and Pollux is her "boyfriend"...
I am so thrilled my girlfriend fell in love with the breed, too. Kind of nice to have another vlcak owner to compare notes with...
It seems that we have both experienced similar public reaction to our vlcaks - people are always attracted and ooh and aah over them and are convinced once the general public sees the breed it will become popular...

12-05-2010, 03:34	#32
Gypsy Wolf Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Florida & Minnesota U.S. Posts: 252	Yes, they certainly do teach us humility. They are not like any other breed I have trained. The way they perceive their world, how they learn and their incredible memory. Pollux is developing beautifully - as is Luna. It is very interesting to watch them as they grow. Pollux is a very serious cookie - very attached to his mom, whereas Luna is a little more independent. I expect that is part of gender differences in character. Luna is my "partner" and Pollux is her "boyfriend"... I am so thrilled my girlfriend fell in love with the breed, too. Kind of nice to have another vlcak owner to compare notes with... It seems that we have both experienced similar public reaction to our vlcaks - people are always attracted and ooh and aah over them and are convinced once the general public sees the breed it will become popular...