Hybrid Varieties Of Wolves Including Wolf-dogs And Coywolves

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. The captive breeding of wolf-dog hybrids has proliferated in the United States, with 300,000 such animals being present ... Read more

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The captive breeding of wolf-dog hybrids has proliferated in the United States, with 300,000 such animals being present there. The most commonly used dog breeds for this purpose are of the spitz group. Although wolves normally kill dogs, lone wolves may fraternize with guard or herding dogs as surrogate pack members. Most wolf-dog matings in the wild involve female wolves soliciting male dogs. Wolf-hybrids may be bolder than pure wolves, and thus more dangerous to livestock and human life. This book studies hybrid varieties of wolves including the canid hybrid, the Saarlooswolfhonds, the Kunming wolfdogs, easter wolves, and red wolves.

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