Wolfdog Registry

            The wolfdog does NOT have a wolf as a parent. It is very intelligent and loyal, yet their world does not revolve entirely around a human master. A good wolfdog will instinctively view his owner as the head of the family (or pack). By nurturing this relationship, a knowledgeable owner can develop a bond of intense loyalty, which can be maintained for life.

            The wolfdog is, even more so than Man, a very social creature and, in most cases, will readily transfer these feelings to a human family structure. This canine will, without fail, crave companionship. For this reason, if you cannot be with it constantly, another canine companion should be made available.

            A good wolfdog is very loving. However, caution and constant supervision should be exercised when small children are interacting with them, as is the case with ALL dog breeds. The wolfdog requires much of its owner's time, love, patience and persistence. The potential owner must learn about their particular habits and traits and adjust their lifestyle accordingly. The lineage of these canines must be completely documented and verifiable at least four generations.