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River’s howl has changed quite a lot from 8 weeks old. What do you think? River is a mid content wolfdog. He’s been fun raising him, full of challenges due to his independence and wild demeanour. His new YouTube channel is doing really well if you’d like to pop by. It’s My Blue Wolf Official. @My Blue Wolf 💙🐺 . . #mybluewolf #bluewolf #bluewolfdog #wolfdogpuppy #wolfhowl
Animal Watch3,300,000 görüntüleme • 27 gün önce
Did you know all of this? Let me know which fact surprised you the most? 1) Extreme prey drive 2) Puffing instead of barking 3) Biting arms and hands as communication 4) Are born with blue eyes that change as they grow 5) They don’t harm their pack mates 6) They have 21 different howls 7) They climb onto countertops like cats 8) They’re facultative carnivores & need raw meat diet @My Blue Wolf We use @Paleo Ridge raw food every day. #wolf #wolfdog #dogfacts #animalfacts #werewolf
Animal Watch4,400,000 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce
“10 Reasons Not to Get a Wolfdog — and 5 Reasons You Might Be the One who CAN” ✨ Before you fall in love with those yellow eyes and fluffy coats… let me save you from a life of chaos. Here are 10 brutal reasons you should NOT get a wolfdog — and 5 reasons why, just maybe, you’re the rare human who can. 1️⃣ Destruction Level: Apocalypse. They will chew everything. 2️⃣ Stubborn and self serving 3️⃣ They’re thieves. 4️⃣ Mud. Fur. Poop. Everywhere. 5️⃣ Socialisation is a race against time. From 6 weeks old — and for mid/high contents, from 10 DAYS. 6️⃣ No recall. 7️⃣ They’re ridiculously strong. 8️⃣ You cannot raise them with force. One moment of cruelty, shouting, or fear — and the trust is gone. 9️⃣ Predatory instincts are high. 🔟 And yes… they’ll destroy your car. BUT… here are 5 signs YOU might be the right person for a wolfdog: 1️⃣ You work from home and can be with them all day, every day. 2️⃣ You don’t want obedience — you want a partnership. 3️⃣ You will socialise them constantly with people, dogs, the world. 4️⃣ You have a huge, secure, high-walled garden they cannot escape. 5️⃣ You don’t mind chaos, mud, hair, and a lot of mess. Wolfdogs aren’t pets — they’re a lifestyle. Not for most people… but for the right human? They’re magic. #wolfdog #wolfdogs #wolfdogbehavior #wolfdogtraining #wolf
Animal Watch1,400,000 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce
Those teeth can stop a wolf!! 🐺 🛑 The Turkish Kangal has 42 incredibly powerful teeth, including canine fangs with exposed crowns measuring around 3–4 cm (1.2–1.6 inches). Beneath the gums, their long, deeply rooted canines are anchored into an exceptionally powerful jaw built to grip and repel large predators. The Kangal is widely regarded as having one of the strongest bite forces of any domestic dog. While many figures online are exaggerated, credible estimates commonly place its bite force at around 700–740 PSI, making it one of the most powerful bites recorded in a dog breed. An adult male typically stands 72–78 cm (28–31 inches) at the shoulder and weighs 50–66 kg (110–145 lb), although some working dogs are even larger. But these dogs weren’t bred to attack people. For centuries, Kangals have guarded sheep and goats across Türkiye, confronting wolves, bears and jackals to protect their flocks. Their intimidating size, thunderous bark, immense strength and fearless confidence are often enough to persuade predators to leave without a fight. This is why livestock guardian dogs are so valuable to modern conservation. Instead of killing wolves, they deter them. A wolf that encounters a well-protected flock will usually move on in search of easier prey, allowing both predator and livestock to survive. Where livestock guardian dogs are used effectively, they can reduce the perceived need for lethal predator control, including the use of cruel wolf snares, trapping and hunting. They represent one of the most ethical and sustainable ways of helping people and wolves coexist. Those remarkable teeth are not symbols of violence—they are symbols of protection. Protecting livestock, while giving wolves the chance to walk away alive. #kangal #turkishkangal #wolf #flockguardian #guarddog
Animal Watch62,300 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce
The Timber Dog tonight on YouTube Animal Watch at 7.30pm! A Wolf lookalike breed just like the dogs they used on Game of Thrones to portray the juvenile Direwolves. A great breed as an alternative to a high content wolfdog. He’s very comfy, friendly and affectionate. A brilliant breed if you love wolves but don’t have the ability to house one. We’ve brought you Tamaskans, Northern Inuits, Utonagon, Czechoslovakian wolfdog and the Saarloos. How will the Timber Dog differ? ....#timberdog #northerninuit #utonagan #tamaskan #czechoslovakwolfdog #czechoslovakianwolfdog #saarlooswolfdog #wolfdog #wolf #wolflookalike #dogsofinstagram #dogbreed #gameofthrones #animalwatch
Animal Watch217,900 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce
What exactly is a BLUE WOLFDOG? Ever seen a wolfdog with that smoky, steel-grey, almost blue coat and wondered… what on earth is that? A blue wolfdog isn’t a breed — it’s simply a wolfdog that carries the dilution gene, the same gene that turns black pigment into that soft silvery “blue.” Genetically, it’s just a regular wolfdog… with a colour twist. So where does the blue come from? Not wolves — because in the wild, blue is not a natural wolf colour. The blue gene always comes from the dog side. And the dog breeds used? Absolutely anything that carries dilution: Blue German Shepherds, Weimaraners, even retrievers if they carry the right recessive DNA. That’s why you can get a second-generation retriever-wolfdog having a surprise blue puppy — if that parent carries the gene, it’s game on. And no — a blue wolfdog is NOT a Blue Bay Shepherd. Blue Bay Shepherds are a totally separate, controlled line created by Vicki Spencer in Florida. Only she breeds them. Blue wolfdogs, on the other hand, exist all over the world and come from countless different combinations. Which brings us to this: Every blue wolfdog is unique. They can be low content, mid content, or high content, built from any mix of dog breeds — short plush coats like a husky, or long coats that can be straight or even curly. Yes, they look stunning… but underneath that colour, they’re still a wolfdog — which means primitive instincts, serious strength, and advanced handling requirements, just like a Malinois. This is not a pet for beginners. And honestly? If you get one without lifelong commitment, you will break it. Wolfdogs bond once, bond deep, and don’t cope with being bounced around. Only experts with time, experience, and dedication should ever take one on. If you want to learn what living with a wolfdog is actually like, go watch my full series on Animal Watch on YouTube — I show you everything you need to know. #bluewolfdog #bluewolf #wolfdog #wolf #wolfhybrid
Animal Watch108,000 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce
The BlueBay Shepherd: An extremely rare dog breed in progress. Known for its solid blue coloured coat and yellow eyes. Only one breeder in the world produces these dogs making them one of the rarest dogs you can own. Originally created from beeeding mid content wolfdogs with German Shepherds, now many generations down the breed is at a very low wolf content. They are brave, affectionate, loyal, sweet and trainable. They are also bred from working dog breeds so still need the type of owner a large active dog breed would require. Best of all is their confidence, something wolfdogs with a higher content do not have. Animal Watch is the only tv channel to have ever filmed at the BlueBay ranch in Florida. Tonight we screen the second episode 6 years later where we meet all the new dogs who are part of Vicki’s latest plan. It’s a very exciting episode. #bluebayshepherd #americanbluebayshepherd #bluebay #wolfdog #dogbreed
Animal Watch155,700 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce
One of the strangest things about wolves is how obsessed they are with your mouth. 🐺 When a wolf truly trusts you, they often want to get right into your face and sniff your breath, teeth and mouth constantly. It’s how they learn everything about you — what you’ve eaten, your mood, your health, even your confidence. Wolves live through scent in a way humans can barely imagine. And honestly… resisting usually doesn’t work. 😅 If you stand up or pull away too quickly, many wolves will simply bop you in the nose with theirs or try to stretch up to reach your mouth anyway. It’s not aggression — it’s intense curiosity and social bonding. In wolf packs, mouths are incredibly important for communication, greetings, trust and gathering information. To them, getting close to your face is completely natural. So if a wolf gently presses into your face sniffing your mouth… congratulations. You’ve basically been accepted into the conversation. 🖤 I’m currently fundraising to save these Arctic wolves’s land from being sold. The link is in my Linktree and bio. My full YouTube episode on Artic Wolves is this Friday at 7.30lm. . . #wolf #wolves #arcticwolf #animalnews #wildlifephotography
Animal Watch15,400 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce
Blue Wolfdog Series Episode 3. Why Ocean ISN’T a BlueBay Shepherd. @My Blue Wolf Ocean does not come from the BlueBay breeder Vicky and isn’t this breed at all! Ocean is from Canada and considered to be more of a ‘founding’ blue wolfdog line. Her wolf content is 30% and she has more Nordic breeds in her and less German Shepherd content than a BlueBay. Plus ‘BlueBay’ doesn’t refer to ALL BLUE WOLFDOGS. Ocean is simply a wolfdog with the colour blue. You wouldn’t give a breed name to all black wolfdogs or agouti wolfdogs would you? It’s just a colour. Even ocean’s dad is brown and comes from France. The reason everyone thinks she’s a BlueBay as some idiot TikTok videos were posted that were fake and they went viral causing other people to copy these videos. . . . #bluewolfdog #bluewolf #mybluewolf #ocean #notabluebay #wolfdog #wolf #blue #dogbreed #dogsoftiktok #dogoftheday #raredog #bigdog
Animal Watch40,400 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce
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