Seijun, opinion?

[Lokipups]

Could you take a peek at these pics? The woman who has them thinks that they're both high contents (I say not even close :-? ) and is looking for a wolf sanctuary to place them (when I think all she needs is a Sibe rescue).

http://www.msnusers.com/WyandtFamilyPages/shoebox.msnw?Page=1

[Seijun]

I've seen these guys before; this person came to our adoption list wanting help placing them. It was discussed a few times but I think it was then taken private because I haven't heard anything more on it. Though, they are definitely not high content. The white one could pass as pure husky. It's a bit harder to tell from the pics of the grey one, but it looks low at best, and is probably just a husky mix of sorts. I can't say that I really see anything in either dog that would lead me to think they were part wolf. The white one if I remember correctly is very social, and I would HATE to see it end up in a sanctuary. I hate to see any wolfdog end up in a sanctuary unless it is so terrified of humans that there is really no hope of finding it a private home that could properly care for it or where it would be happy. A wolfdog may be part wolf, but many who are social crave human attention much like a regular dog does and it

[Cairn6]

Wow!! four multiple posts. That has to be a record. :lol: I think my record is 3. :lol:

[Seijun]

Sorry about that... (Computer problems :x )

[imported_Kat]

They look like white GSD x siberian husky but I don't see any sign of wolf in them at all.

[Lokipups]

Thanks Seij, I didn't know how long this has been floating about, and I'm kind of on the same mindset that these two do not belong in a sanctuary. I told her to contact the Sibe rescues in her area, so we'll see :-? .

[Cairn6]

Seijun napisał(a):

Sorry about that... (Computer problems :x )

No big deal just my lame attempt at humor. :lol:

[courtnek]

I really dont see any wolf in the white one...the grey one is Iffy, but still looks more like a husky/shepherd cross than anything else. I hope she is able to find homes for them. your statement about the 97% content wolf dog broke my heart. Wolves are social animals, even if they dont like people, they NEED each other for companionship. the thought of that poor animal being in a sanctuary, alone, without even his own kind to keep him company made me cry.