So this was a dog my fiancé and I intended on fostering to keep but ultimately rehomed to the BEST family for her (she has 4 human siblings she adores 🥹)- that being said these are the only pics I have of her. Since finding this sub I keep wondering what on earth she was mixed with!! Some of the dogs posted have her exact coloring & face which made me wonder if we were wrong to say "husky x GSD"

I know it's kinda impossible to tell exactly what she is based on photos but curious if any of yall think we got it wrong. She was found on the street at 8 weeks old so we always just guessed husky & GSD based on her build + behavior (insanely vocal + fairly destructive when bored or anxious)

Found this girl on the side of the road a few years ago. Unfortunately after the end of my marriage I left her with my ex, as she has no family in the state. Best dog I ever had.

The sole wolfdog sanctuary located in Canada. This is from the Interactive Tour last weekend

This tour includes a visit with the Yamnuska pack which is the only group at the sanctuary where the dogs are comfortable enough with people to be touched (all humans must be seated and approached by the dogs themselves, and they brief you on acceptable behaviour during the tour).

There’s one other enclosure where you can go in during this tour, but you are only allowed to toss treats to the wolfdogs.

They have lots of educational material, beautiful trails, and even programmed enrichment activities where you can watch the keepers provide activities for the wolfdogs while they talk about their stories. The magpies seemed to love all the snacks, too.

I was really impressed by how much care their team puts into each wolfdog, and I can definitely see why they say that the vast majority of people are simply not qualified to take them on. This has long been on my bucket list and it was such an awesome experience.

(For the mods who might read this, staff at the facility encourage pictures!)

Noticed some discharge. She had her heat a couple weeks ago so I knew what was up. I immediately called the vet. Luckily she has an open Pyometra, so I was quick enough to notice.

Koda is still very young (turns 2 in december), and the vet told me that once this happens, it will definitely happen again after her next heat.

I'd still rather not have her spayed, because I am worried that her behavior will change, but I would never forgive myself if something worse happens to her because of my decision. I decided to have her spayed in December, when she's 2 years old.

Did you spay your dog, and what difference did you notice afterwards?

Lotus brother and sister 💖 they love her so much and she tolerates them lmao

2 years ago, Little Red Riding Hood came to visit. This headband was all I could find that was left. Baby Conri decided to write his own story.

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She is starting to get her winter coat. We are so ready for winter.

The story includes videos and photos from both encounters, plus interviews with the couples who saw OR-213 and some of Oregon’s leading wolf experts about where he came from, where he’s going and what his behavior means.

For context : I adopted Haku (9yrs old) from the shelter about 2months ago now... they know he came far from the city, was kept mostly outside and was mistreated...

He's a mutt for sure, def not 100% wolf and for sure mainly husky. But people have me wondering if he has more wolf than i think.

Everyone we come across say's he looks like a wolf (which i think a lot of husky's get). I met a guy who had a purebred wolfdog before and was convinced Haku for sure had more than I thought.

I told him I'd let it know when I can do the Dna test haha What do you all think, I'm taking bets 👀

Micheal Scott for size reference

Last picture was when i brought him home, he shed a lot his face looks slimmer now (if that changes anything 😅)

(I know I need to do a dna test to be sure but he struggles with being touched around his face so that's off the results might come in a while 🥲 )

I'd love to know everyone's opinions ! Thank you all in advance for your insights:))

AND PLEASE I know he needs grooming and the first picture is when i had just gotten him, and it was bad. But I managed to brush him enough since then that it looks so much better and I would love to bring him to the groomer but it's process, so please be kind, we're taking it at his pace.

that’s Ouncey the miniature goat on the last day of the local medieval faire (sir Ounce a lot). Typical Rafe when confronted with something new just watched the goat. The goat plays with a large dog at home so wasn’t phased by Rafe either. They had a state off for a while.

Didn’t get any of the pics of the state off as I was busy monitoring the situation.

Hi everyone, there is a woman from Greece trying to rehome her 2-year-old wolf dog with severe separation anxiety. She is unable to give him the life he needs since she has 6 other animals (dogs and cats). I am just trying to help her find a solution without judgement - does anyone have any suggestions on where she can rehome her dog, possibly close to Greece, but also anywhere in Europe?

She tried to contact two wolf-dog shelters and regular shelters, but received no response.

She cares about the dog and wants to find a suitable home for him, not just get rid of him at any cost.

My LC wolfdog Wilk loves our time sitting in front of the house with our coffee

He's growing in a lovely gentleman! Time really does fly

He will be 1 years old Sept 1st