Wolf Dog Puppies for Sale

In 1766 is when the first Wolf Dog breeding was recorded in Great Britain. It is believed that a male wolf mated with a dog identified as a Siberian Husky. The result of this mating was a litter with nine puppies. English noblemen sometimes bought Wolf Dogs because they viewed these dogs a scientific oddity. This breed of dogs were very popular exhibits found in zoos and menageries of Britain.

Currently, there are at least seven dog breeds that recognize a noteworthy amount of Wolf Dog hybridization in their conception. These breeds include the Wolamute also known as the Malawolf, which is a cross between a Timber Wolf and an Alaskan Malamute, and a cross with German Shepherds. Some of these breeds were the result of some rather odd crossbreeding such as the recent German experiments that crossed wolves with poodles. There is a wide range of intentions behind the creation of these dogs from using them as professional military dogs to simply wanting a companion.

There is a mix of genetic characteristics in Wolf Dog hybrids. These can cause their behavior patterns to be less predictable when compared to the dog or the wolf. There is considerable difference in the behavior of hybrid dogs and dogs. Third generation dogs from Wolf Dog unions also have unpredictable behavior. Therefore, while the behavior of one wolf hybrid might be predictable, the behavior of an entire group will not be. Most high wolf-content Wolf Dogs are quite curious without being destructive. Peruse the ads here to own one of these unique pets!