babyboy got into my kfc bucket last night when I was in the bathroom and ate like three wings, bones and all; our vet told us to feed him a bunch of white bread as a cushion food and suffice to say, he’s having the best time of his life right now!
Summer coats show off their structure, but does make them look scraggly. 😆
For reference he's a micro content at ~9 percent and a year and two months old. I took him on a long walk yesterday and had quite a few people stop me to see him/ask what he was, and two people mention wolf. I immediately said GSD and Malamute mix as those are his predominant breeds, but I'm very anxious as of late because I'm in a no-no state and picked him up as a puppy off the side of road. Should I be worried, or is it just me seeing him as more wolfy because Im paranoid? Does he mostly pass as good ol' regular dog ?
Diamo il benvenuto a Tama, la nostra cucciola di Tamaskan di 3 mesi. Siamo molto contenti e speriamo in un buon lavoro con l'altra nostra meticcia Sandy.
Sono ben accetti consigli 😁
Hi everyone!
I'd love to hear your advice and experiences about introducing wolfdogs to cats.
I'd like to spend a few days at my parents' house with my three dogs, my two wolfdogs and my bernese. My parents have two cats.
Shunka already knows these cats. She lived with them for about one or two months when she was around six months old. Nothing bad ever happened: she tolerated them, and the cats tolerated her.
However, she hasn't really been around cats since then, except for outdoor cats crossing the road, which definitely trigger her prey drive.
My other wolfdog, Hawaii, has never met cats before and also has a high prey drive.
I'd like to introduce them as slowly and safely as possible. I don't own a crate and my dogs aren't crate trained, so the only realistic way I have to control the situation is by keeping them on leash.
For those of you who have successfully introduced high prey drive wolfdogs to cats, how did you do it? What worked well? What mistakes should I avoid?
I'm in no rush—I just want to give myself the best chance of making this a safe and positive experience for everyone, especially for the cats 😅
This is my favorite picture of Keeva this past Spring she is Embark tested at 65% wolf.
Never thought he would love this, but he does. He jumps off when he wants to explore, and comes right back. Keeps him happy during this heat wave.
Hi, i've been a part-time dogwalker/petsitter for 8 years living in Europe and i have a question...
(pardon me if English isn't my first language, btw)
Recently, one of my friends living in France decided to own a Czechoslovakian wolfdog puppy in August despite having limited experience with dogs in general - but as well as having chronic/mental health issues, living in a small apartment in the city (and being in a rocky relationship with her bf to top all that.)
She's been ignoring most of my advice, telling me she wouldn't have any issues as her and her bf intend to get the puppy "pre-trained" at 6 months old from one of her acquaintances - who has a breeding facility and is a canine educator, according to my friend.
Also she refuses to do proper research on the internet and would only listen to everything the breeder says..
I'm very concerned that she might not handle a highly-energetic, highly-intelligent outdoorsy animal in her stage in life.
I was wondering if anyone in this sub had any similar experiences/advice that i can give her ?
Thanks everyone !
She is such a sweet Heart.
21 weeks old.
The first pic is from today :)
I never owned a wolfdog partly because EU laws and partly because i would just not be a good owner so my only first hand experience is hanging out with a friend who had a chechoslovakian wolfdog. The one in my story is a mid content around 70%. Is there something about mannerisms and behavior or just looks i should keep in mind? It's gonna be a comic so he'll be drawn a lot.
Conri was in winter coat here.
our pack of bird dogs is growing (another Vizsla puppy is arriving in a few weeks — too many red dogs imo 😂) and Remus was smitten with the newest addition 🥹 he’s never been around puppies before so i wasn’t sure how he would react, but he was obsessed with her and kept checking in on her the entire hike.