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Posted: Sat May 23, 2009 1:22 pm
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Fresnel OberFeldwebel You can train any fast moving dog that stuff. Hmm... I'd get Siberian Huskies. A dog that kind of looks like a wolf charging at you with the, "I'm gonna tear off yer arm!" look on their face would be priceless. Especially with them in a pack. If you're gonna do that, ******** it, just buy a wolf. I'm pretty sure 'wolf' is an AKC recognized breed. I knew a couple that had a pair of them.
Bringing a Siberian Husky to Southern California is a death sentence for it.
I have a lab |
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Posted: Sat May 23, 2009 1:25 pm
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Sgt Buckner Fresnel OberFeldwebel You can train any fast moving dog that stuff. Hmm... I'd get Siberian Huskies. A dog that kind of looks like a wolf charging at you with the, "I'm gonna tear off yer arm!" look on their face would be priceless. Especially with them in a pack. If you're gonna do that, ******** it, just buy a wolf. I'm pretty sure 'wolf' is an AKC recognized breed. I knew a couple that had a pair of them. Bringing a Siberian Husky to Southern California is a death sentence for it. I have a lab |
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Posted: Sat May 23, 2009 4:29 pm
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Sgt Buckner Fresnel OberFeldwebel You can train any fast moving dog that stuff. Hmm... I'd get Siberian Huskies. A dog that kind of looks like a wolf charging at you with the, "I'm gonna tear off yer arm!" look on their face would be priceless. Especially with them in a pack. If you're gonna do that, ******** it, just buy a wolf. I'm pretty sure 'wolf' is an AKC recognized breed. I knew a couple that had a pair of them. Bringing a Siberian Husky to Southern California is a death sentence for it. I have a lab
Well, I live in Minnesota.
In the summer they can nap in the freezer. wink
Nah, I'll just have to run the air conditioner whenever it's insanely hot.
I'm sure you have to have a specific fence and a license for 'exotic' pets to have Wolves.
Also, I'm sure that when Wolves get a taste of blood they... may get a bit unruly.
I wouldn't care if they tore an attacker to shreds, I just wouldn't want them to bite me.
Well, I would care if they did tear one to shreds, but that's only if they do it in the house and get blood all over.
Fence must be sunk in the ground to prevent digging, and the top of the fence must be enclosed as well to prevent climbing.
And yes, I've seen a dog climb a fence. |
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Posted: Sat May 23, 2009 6:22 pm
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OberFeldwebel Sgt Buckner Fresnel OberFeldwebel You can train any fast moving dog that stuff. Hmm... I'd get Siberian Huskies. A dog that kind of looks like a wolf charging at you with the, "I'm gonna tear off yer arm!" look on their face would be priceless. Especially with them in a pack. If you're gonna do that, ******** it, just buy a wolf. I'm pretty sure 'wolf' is an AKC recognized breed. I knew a couple that had a pair of them. Bringing a Siberian Husky to Southern California is a death sentence for it. I have a lab Well, I live in Minnesota. In the summer they can nap in the freezer. wink Nah, I'll just have to run the air conditioner whenever it's insanely hot. I'm sure you have to have a specific fence and a license for 'exotic' pets to have Wolves. Also, I'm sure that when Wolves get a taste of blood they... may get a bit unruly. I wouldn't care if they tore an attacker to shreds, I just wouldn't want them to bite me. Well, I would care if they did tear one to shreds, but that's only if they do it in the house and get blood all over. Fence must be sunk in the ground to prevent digging, and the top of the fence must be enclosed as well to prevent climbing. And yes, I've seen a dog climb a fence.
Wikipedia says wolves learn extremely quickly how to get out of enclosures of any kind. Also that they'll attack their owners every so often as an attempt to gain dominance. Perhaps not the best pet then. I did find the Czech Wolfdog though, which looks quite a lot like a wolf, but is far more sociable. |
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Posted: Sat May 23, 2009 10:28 pm
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Fresnel OberFeldwebel Sgt Buckner Fresnel OberFeldwebel You can train any fast moving dog that stuff. Hmm... I'd get Siberian Huskies. A dog that kind of looks like a wolf charging at you with the, "I'm gonna tear off yer arm!" look on their face would be priceless. Especially with them in a pack. If you're gonna do that, ******** it, just buy a wolf. I'm pretty sure 'wolf' is an AKC recognized breed. I knew a couple that had a pair of them. Bringing a Siberian Husky to Southern California is a death sentence for it. I have a lab Well, I live in Minnesota. In the summer they can nap in the freezer. wink Nah, I'll just have to run the air conditioner whenever it's insanely hot. I'm sure you have to have a specific fence and a license for 'exotic' pets to have Wolves. Also, I'm sure that when Wolves get a taste of blood they... may get a bit unruly. I wouldn't care if they tore an attacker to shreds, I just wouldn't want them to bite me. Well, I would care if they did tear one to shreds, but that's only if they do it in the house and get blood all over. Fence must be sunk in the ground to prevent digging, and the top of the fence must be enclosed as well to prevent climbing. And yes, I've seen a dog climb a fence. Actually, these two dogs lived in a travel trailer. Probably weren't pure wolf though, as that's illegal in the US. Endangered animals and whatnot. Wikipedia says wolves learn extremely quickly how to get out of enclosures of any kind. Also that they'll attack their owners every so often as an attempt to gain dominance. Perhaps not the best pet then. I did find the Czech Wolfdog though, which looks quite a lot like a wolf, but is far more sociable.
Yeah, Wolves are predators. Predators are usually really ******** smart.
Or at least the good predators are.
Yeah, they would test dominance all the time, which is why I would be wary about letting them chow down on an attacker.
They would probably see it as a meal and if they're eating first, they're dominant.
I wouldn't want to try and stop them.
Anyway, my uncle had Siberian Huskies, one of the ones that they had was probably part Wolf being that it couldn't bark and only howled.
Wow, yeah, those Czech Wolfdogs look pretty close to a Wolf. |
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Posted: Sun May 24, 2009 6:30 pm
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Posted: Sun May 24, 2009 8:10 pm
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Posted: Mon May 25, 2009 1:43 pm
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Posted: Mon May 25, 2009 2:12 pm
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Posted: Mon May 25, 2009 7:04 pm
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Posted: Tue May 26, 2009 5:38 am
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Fresnel OberFeldwebel Yeah, it's funny. If I was to hijack a car I'd steal a stop sign and place it on the road and wait for a car to come by. Like in Hogan's Heroes. You know, you can't expect them to get held up by every Sop and Yeld sign.
Yeah, I know.
If a bunch of cars keep blowing through the stop I'd probably drop a tree across the road, but in that picture I see no trees. Nothing bigger than a small shrub. |
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