Breeders in Australia?

Dharkwolf · 20-01-2005, 00:18

Hello Sharon,

Let me first of all express my condolences, I can only imagine what it would be like to lose one of our dogs, but I do feel how devastating it can be.

On the issue of wolfdogs, and in particular the identification of your wolfdog, even though there are other people around here who know an awful lot more about this than I do, I would ask you to show us some pictures so we can compare a little and try to figure out what kind of dog it is you had, since there are actually several different breeds of wolfdogs. It might also be helpful if you told us a bit more about Meg, her character and the way in which she acted towards your family, other people, other dogs, unknown situations, that kind of thing.

20-01-2005, 00:18	#1
Dharkwolf Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Brussels Posts: 201	Hello Sharon, Let me first of all express my condolences, I can only imagine what it would be like to lose one of our dogs, but I do feel how devastating it can be. On the issue of wolfdogs, and in particular the identification of your wolfdog, even though there are other people around here who know an awful lot more about this than I do, I would ask you to show us some pictures so we can compare a little and try to figure out what kind of dog it is you had, since there are actually several different breeds of wolfdogs. It might also be helpful if you told us a bit more about Meg, her character and the way in which she acted towards your family, other people, other dogs, unknown situations, that kind of thing.