Puppy - advice
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It's a Wolf, but I'm not certain as to which flavour though. Although I think it's a Timber Wolf.
I wouldn't have thought a wolf would be very happy on its own, or does it just take the family its with as its pack?
IIRC, it's a guy from the Flight Sim community who has a Wolf sanctuary in Canada. So there's quite a few semi-tame Wolves for it to mess about with, but that one in particular is more like a pet.
I'd love a wolf as a pet
As long as it wouldn't be miserable without other wolves and hadn't been taken from the wild.
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TBH! This is what you want.
OMG! I want one so much.
In 4 years time when i've finished uni i'll be after one just like it.
And you were thinking of getting a Boxer?? They are about the same size as a lab...
Don't get choccy labs, they may look great, but they have a screw loose and are puppies for longer than you may want
We got a choccy lab, about two years old, and got two cute lil kittens a few months ago, and they get along great
It is excellent entertainment
Sorry about the pic quality, but this lil lady will be joining our family in a couple of weeks. She's a 4 week old stafforshire bull terrier without a name ...suggestions on a postcard please.
Staffy's are great dogs. I have a Staffy cross and she is great.
I think the OP should get a Staffy tbh
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We demand pictures !!
I had my German Sheppard for 15 yrs, he was an imported pedigree which was meant to be used as a show dog, but his belly button went out instead of in and we got him cheap (around 1986 for 400 quid)
He was an awesome dog, very very protective of me when I was a kid, my dad took him everywhere with him and when he was asked "Does he bite" his response was always "well he doesn't bite me"
I miss having a dog.
KaHn
And you were thinking of getting a Boxer?? They are about the same size as a lab...
Don't get choccy labs, they may look great, but they have a screw loose and are puppies for longer than you may want
We got a choccy lab, about two years old, and got two cute lil kittens a few months ago, and they get along great
Which is why im looking at other alternatives, westys etc
Staffy's are great dogs. I have a Staffy cross and she is great.
I think the OP should get a Staffy tbh
I couldn't agree more. I've had Staffies all my life. Generally they are the most gentle, friendly, loyal pets you could ever hope for. They are not too big and not too small, they are robust, they never need a vet, they don't bark unnecessarily, they are fiercely protective of their family and home.
On the downside, they don't like other dogs. Oh and they need lots of exercise.
And they are bloody stupid! My auntie breed staffs and I have never met more stupid dogs. Loveable, nice dogs but pretty much the window licker of the dog world.
KaHn
Tears of laughter here .... you are so right.
My uncle has the most amazing staff. He is called Costa and its the most well natured, friendly, playful dog ever.
When taking him for a walk he pulls like a train because he is so muscular and when encountering other dogs, even if they are barking like mad and going mental, Costa will just look at them like hes thinking "Shut the hell up!" but not react in any way at all. He is always begging for attention and when my uncle brings him over to my house and has to leave the house for whatever reason Costa will start to cry and seem upset but when my uncle comes back its like Costa has not seen him in months and goes mad
Staffs seem to have a bit of a chavy reputation, though. Which is a shame.
When taking him for a walk he pulls like a train because he is so muscular and when encountering other dogs, even if they are barking like mad and going mental, Costa will just look at them like hes thinking "Shut the hell up!" but not react in any way at all. He is always begging for attention and when my uncle brings him over to my house and has to leave the house for whatever reason Costa will start to cry and seem upset but when my uncle comes back its like Costa has not seen him in months and goes mad
Staffs seem to have a bit of a chavy reputation, though. Which is a shame.