Blue Wolfdog Ocean update 💙🐺 Ocean is my 30% wolfdog. Shes 30% grey wolf with the remaining dog breeds German Shepherd, Alaskan Malamute, Husky and a smidge of Samoyed. She is my beautiful girl and we are soul mates. She’s one of my ambassador Wolfdogs who accompanies me while filming and educating about wolves and wolfdogs. I have a huge YouTube channel advising on wolfdogs, wolves and other alpha dog breeds such a huge flock guardians so please pop by my YouTube via the link in the bio. I do

The Czechoslovakian Wolfdog (also known as the Czechoslovakian Vlcak) is not a recent “designer wolf mix.” It is a recognised working breed developed in 1955 in former Czechoslovakia. Here are the facts: • The breed began as a biological experiment led by Czech kynologist Karel Hartl, crossing German Shepherd Dogs with Carpathian wolves. • The goal: combine the trainability of the German Shepherd with the stamina, hardiness and sensory acuity of the wolf. • The initial wolf used was Brita, a fem

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The Saarloos Wolfdog! Coming to YouTube channel Animal Watch this Friday. One of the sweetest, most sensitive Wolfdog breeds. You’ll get to see four beautiful Saarloos out and about meeting people, running around free in the lakes and fjords around Oslo. You will find out if this is a breed for you. Tune in Friday at 7.30pm uk time. You can find my channel link in my bio. Thanks to Kristin Jensen (travel with Kristin) and Ellen Versnel for being part of this fabulous episode #saarlooswolfdog #sa

The blue wolfdog is a breed of wolfdog where both parents carry a smoky blue gene which throws this rare and unusual colour. Ocean is around 30% wolf and her other breeds are Alaskan Malamute, Husky and German Shepherd. She originates from Canada with French roots. She is NOT a BlueBay but they do look similar. She will grow to approx 30 - 32 inches tall and weigh around 36 - 40kg full grown. They are gentle but flighty and nerves (from the wolf content) means they are not guard dogs and would r