Wolf Hybrids

Some myths about wolf dogs and general information about them.

For centuries, wolves - incredibly charismatic, highly social and extremely intelligent - have held a special place in our consciousness, starring in as many nightmares as they have in paintings and pop songs. With their bigger brains, stronger muscles, and teeth and jaws many times more powerful than any dog's, they're also quite dangerous, capable of killing an elk, a moose, even a bison.

Do Wolf-Dog-Hybrids make good pets? Learn more about the wolf-dog-hybrid and how to be a responsible owner of this unique breed.

This website was created to be a starter point and/or a foundation for wolfdog owners everywhere, whether you are a "newbie" to wolfdogs or an "old timer," the focus of this website is to provide factual and detailed information for wolfdog enthusiasts to reference should the need arise.

A wolfdog, also known as a 'wolf hybrid', is simply a dog that has wolf in its family history. While it is widely understood that all dog breeds have descended from the wolf, a wolfdog has pure wolf recently in its background, such as a parent or great grandparent (Whereas your family dog may have to go back hundreds of generations to pure wolf).