where can i get a wolf/pup?

Question

i have had wolfs before and there not all that dangures

Answer 1

Yeah right. They're illegal in most places.

Answer 2

Well where did you get your wolf pup before then if you have already had them???

I would suggest that it would be a good idea to go and live in the wild.. Then you can be with nature and live amongst the wolves.... But they'll expect you to know that one is a wolf, and more than one are wolves...

Is dangures a less severe form of danger?

Answer 3

Oh lordy lordy lordy... where to begin. A wolf is not a pet. Yes dogs and wolves are related, yes somewhere in them the dog has the primal animal but they have been domesticated for so long that the primal animal is a pussycat. With a wolf this is not so. When you breed a wolf with a dog you are not domesticating the wolf you are awakening the primal animal of the dog and just because you let it sleep in your bed, pat it on the head and feed it doggy treats that does not make it a domesticated pet. They are still wild animals with their wild instincts. What happens when the neighbors cat goes missing... even if your wolf is not to blame guess who gets the blame? do you have small children around alot? Wolf temperment (even big dog temperment for that matter) is not a sure thing especially around small children. You should think a little longer about ALL the consequences of owning this type of hybrid/ purebred animal. Also you need to look up your states laws regarding owning a wolf/ wolf hybrid and wether or not it is illegal or you need a permit.

Answer 4

Like JD said. The others have good points and I personally would never own a wolf or wolf dog (but I'm not you) and I'm assuming, as a former wolf-dog owner, that you know the negatives and know what precautions to take. You also might consider a Shiloh or King Shepherd too. Both have been deliberately bred with wolves (German Shepherd Dog/wolf) at a certain specific ratio. The Shilohs are better but hard to find - the developers of the breed successfully sued other breeders using the name that weren't up to their standards and were forced to use a different name (King).

Answer 5

UH! Before you have 'another' wolf or wolfdog, I think it may be in your best interest to first learn some spelling and syntax. Communication is the key here. So, you say you had one of these before? Where did you get it?...or don't you remember. Sounds to me like someone attempting to live some kinda cyber-fantasy. If you had really had a wolf or wolfdog before, you would probably know where to get one. Since this is obviously not the case (lying), I won't tell you. Why? Because you are probably one of those people who obtain one of these magnificent animals as a "trophy pet", but once you find that they are not what you thought they were going to be, you dump it! Then people like me have to rescue these guys, after you've either neglected or abused them and made them totally unadoptable. Then they end up either dead, at an animal shelter, or, if they're lucky, in sanctuary for the rest of their lives. So I suggest that you enjoy these animals at a distance, through books, movies and pictures, and give the animals some relief. Thanks.

Answer 6

It's impossible to say that wolves are "not all that dangures (sic)" because they are WILD animals by nature and behavior. Present-day domestic dogs have been domesticated for thousands of years and even now it's impossible to say conclusively that dogs are not dangerous.

Answer 7

I also have had experience with wolves, and love them too. But in the right context--as wild animals. They are not all dangerous ... the problem is that they are UNPREDICTABLE. You don't know what they are capable of. (Or rather, yes you do.) Do you want to be responsible for your animal killing another animal or evern worse yet, a person?

Answer 8

What happened to them?
You said you HAD them.... obviously you don't any longer...
Its a silly idea. Its like asking, WHERE CNA I GET AN ELEPHANT.... OR A GIARAFFE...how about a pet human?
This idea of owning wolves is just insane. LEave the wolves outdoors, and go get yourself a an alaskan malamute... they have the attitude of a wolf, but atleast they are domesticated!

Answer 9

there are wolf rescue agencies around the country in certain places; i would look for one of those. and also ignore all of these freaking out people. there are folks who successfully own wolves, and it is especially admirable to rescue one that is already being held at a rescue shelter and needs a home.

Answer 10

Try Hallmark, they sometimes carry stuffed animals.

Answer 11

Go adopt a shelter dog....Leave wolves alone!! They are a WILD ANIMAL & Deserve respect & to be FREE