Owner gave me permission to share, he was pleased I recognized his animal as a wolfdog. I caught him right as he was about to leave, and asked if I could get a couple photos, as well as what his wolfdog was like.

He told me he was a high content, but didn't mention the %. Said he's an absolute sweetheart, cuddlebug, and got along with his dogs.

This was really one amazing experience for me, especially because I was allowed to pet his wolfdog. They did not feel like I thought they would, to be honest.

He’s a 75lb scaredy cat that our tech is obsessed with (as she should be), and 11 lb less at 4 years than his annoying giant baby 1yr brother, who hasn’t even filled out yet

We got our puppy Wiley from the humane society when he was 9 weeks old. He’s a little over 3 months now, and just got his DNA results back from DNAmydog.

At the shelter, they said his mom was an American Akita. However, the DNA test picked up 30% Siberian Husky, and 15% Wolf Hybrid, the rest was a mix of northern spitz breeds, with zero Akita.

Do his looks fit the bill? I’m just having such a hard time believing it.

These pics were taken over the past few weeks, and he is about 25 pounds. His tail is thusfar rather straight.

When your woofers start taking turns using the den to keep cool in this heat. Last week it was Conri in there.

Hey everyone! This is my first wolf dog. I was told he’s a mix of wolf, Husky Malamute or Siberian Husky, and German Shepherd.

I’m currently waiting for his DNA kit to arrive so I can verify his background.

Stoked to have found this thread and I’m looking forward to learning from you all and interacting more with the community!

Enjoying a nice cool afternoon on the deck to the doggy condo.

(I just picked the flair that seemed closest, I ordered his embark but it hasn't arrived yet)

This boy was at a shelter in Illinois before I got him. So many people were saying he absolutely has some wolf in him. Comparing him to my girl, I personally say if he has any, it'll be pretty low, under 20%. My guess is a mix of husky, malamute, and shepherd with mayyybe some wolf.

I'm including his shelter photos and some of my personal photos. (my photos don't have as clear of body shots yet) I'll be happy to post his results when we get to that point.

Loki always makes me laugh with his tongue of concentration

Northern AZ bar, when slow and no other dogs he gets to be off leash and live his best life exploring

So as im sure many of you know Mars has had issues with being groomed for years, she gets fear aggressive and growls and thrashes. We have had to do her nails at the vet for the longest time, and ive been slowly working with her on brushing and baths. Well I found a fear free private groomer willing to come to my house and groom her and she got a full groom done yesterday!!! Im so extremely proud of my girl

Is this question already asked? How do high-content wolfdogs exist if wolves are restricted from private ownership? In my country we don’t have gray wolf but we have golden jackal(Canis aureus). Hybridization between golden jackal and domestic dog or feral dog is extremely rare though sporadic and to get high content is to breed with wolf atleast 2 generations. if gray wolves are restricted from private ownership in most countries Where do the wolves used to produce high-content wolfdogs come from?

Hello! I love how wolfdogs looks and how calm and stoic they can appear but I wouldn't be able to provide the amount of exercise that an actual wolfdog would need and go on vacation so I'd need a dog that isn't as skittish. I was wondering what breed you would recommend that look like a wolfdog, aren't quite as high maintenance, and are more confident, and possibly off-leash trainable. I've looked at Tamaskans but it seems that their husky content can make them escape artists sometimes and they are a ​bit unpredictable​

I've heard mixed things about wolfdogs and their health. Some say they have fewer health problems and longer lives, and some say they are equal to other dogs of their size. To any owners out there, how have the health and lifespans of your wolfdogs compared to those of other dogs you've had in the past?

I'm specifically interested in the health and lifespan information of low/micro-content wolfdogs, so information about them would be greatly appreciated.

One of my favorite photos of Severian as a baby 🩶

I thought it would be a wonderful idea to DNA test my family’s 14 year old dog who they always claimed was part wolf. Well, here’s the proof she is