Watch this before you get a wolf dog / wolf hybrid
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- Опубліковано 20 бер 2021
- Gabriel is 7 1/2 months and 45 pounds at the time this was shot. So he's still very much a puppy, and will be for almost another year. I'll update this again in a year or two. Sorry for all the "ums" I don't usually do videos like this.
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God bless you for saving and raising this beautiful creature!
Saving? He didn’t save the dog. Het got the dog from a breeder and got the runt of the litter on purpose -_-
Thks man. Saved myself a ton of work. So much good notes you passed on.
I subscribed to your channel bud. I really enjoyed the video and the wolf is awesome. Hope to see more videos of the wolf hybrid !!👍
I have had 2 wolf hybrids and still have one (first one lived 18 years). Number one, never hit them. I used hot sauce to housebreak. Best dogs ever and if you have the time get one, but they are a friend for life, don't get one unless you plan to keep them forever.
Sounds like you know your stuff. I try my best and tell people not to get one of these dogs unless they’re ready to have them by their side for the rest of the animals life. Mine is my best friend for sure. Also, just checked out your channel. Sport bikes and wolf dogs? Looks like you and I can be friends too 😂
I have been wanting and researching wolf dogs for years but it’s so hard to get hands on advice from ppl.. the FB groups are very hateful.. we live out in the country so I’m curious how they are with livestock if brought up around them ?
@@mjssmith5170 I know someone who can help you would you like the information ?
I mean you should never need to hit your dog in the first place regardless of breed.
How did u use hot sauce to housebreak them ??
My neighbor has one. His name is Murphy, and he's the sweetest dog ever. He's about as much wolf as I am Native American, and that's why me and my neighbors wolf hybrid connect so well.
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. I feel people should educate themselves about any animal they consider having for a pet. Some require loads of time and dedication and even those that are easy to care for can get sick and need expensive vet care. Folks get impulse pets and then toss them to the curb, when it's too much work or money.
I was taught how to make a quality companion of a wolf dog by a woman that had zero skills with humans and was a miracle worker with any "bad" animal she worked with.
She taught me that he only wanted to make me happy and if he was was a turd I couldn't be upset for more than five minutes or I would have a problem dog.
Everyone loved my dog because I listened to her.
He didn't chase mountain lions or bears, but his being by side and yelling " AROO!" made them kick rocks. 15:58
Thank you for this honest take!
You should go checkout white water wolfdogs he has been training wolfdogs ( high contents and lows), and German Shepherds
Really insightful, thanks for the info.
Very informative video. Thank you.
I had a hood laugh when you described your friend coming over and circled around him ready to club him. Too funny, thank you for sharing.
I loved it too, Gabriel views him as a member of his Pack.
He encouraged him to make the move to prove himself to the Pack….he failed his test and choose to be friends with his food. 😰
When your dog acted aggressive toward your friend it’s possible the dog “sensed” something about the guy. It’s amazing how they can sense if someone is mean.
Bc he was scared
Bc he’s in his territory.
My dog is terrified of elderly people. So, it could mean something, or it couldn't.
My friend whom I met online playing GTA said AND I QUOTE
“NEVER EVER discipline your wolf dog when he/she acts out in defensive behavior. A wolf dog’s intuition is NEVER wrong. TRUST your dog’s judgement and UNFORTUNATELY IF your wolf dog says no to ANYONE who enters your home, it’s probably best that you keep that certain someone as far away as possible from your home. It’s fine to be friends with them and still hang out with them BUT only OUTSIDE your home.”
Also, I’d like to mention that every dog’s intuition is correct, not only wolf dogs.
@Mario Landeros Garcia not entirely true wolf dogs that are stable the right way yeah they read people surprisingly well. Wolf dogs can be more mistrusting then wild wolves or dogs or tamed pure bred wolves.
I know one that if you actually wanted to make friends with it it's gonna take a year. At least before it's really judging you and not just being fearful and suspicious.
I agree 100 percent I have a 2 year old shepherd hybrid and she was an unbelievable amount of work the first 8 months but now she’s the best dog in the world my best friend
Great informative video with a lot of good information. Summed up ownership really well. My great uncle, my paternal grandfather's brother (my great uncle) had a pure wolf once. This was many years ago, probably during the thirties in southern Louisiana. Somehow, if I can remember how my dad told it, he killed the mother of a den of wolves and took home one of the cubs. I don't know what happened to the rest of the den, but he ended up with one cub that he raised up from a very young cub. The wolf had therefore not been around other wolves "growing up". He said the animal behaved pretty much like a dog except when they entered the chicken yard. As the wolf approached a chicken he would crouch down until the chicken got close enough and "BAM", off with the chick's head! I don't know who he gave it to, but my dad said he got rid of it after that happened once, or maybe twice. Needless to say, he didn't have the luxury of having a trainer or ability to watch UA-cam instructional videos in the thirties.
Again, great video. I enjoyed it thoroughly and will advise anyone who may contemplate this to watch your video. 😉
He is Very cute and seems to be trained well. You shared very good pints. I wonder what is the percentage of Wolf in him and what kind of Wolf? Thanks.
Dope video, very informative for myself as a person interested in getting one of my own
Back in Brooklyn in the late late 90, I was given a 1 year old low content that was still too much to handle.my friend and I were walking in the street in a summer night in Bayridge. We saw this awesome looking shepherd sable color but had very long legs. Tied up to a fence and the owner was with his girlfriend. He was a young guy. We played with him and we were amazed how athletic. As we were walking away he asked us if we wanted to have hi. As a young teen I foolishly said yes excitedly, disregarding we lived in a small apartment. I bring him home and he barely made it 48 hours. He was jumping on bunkbed p, barked constantly p, howled. Not knowing what to do I was walking around and found a young middle eastern dude that lived alone and agreed to take him. That dog blossomed. I’d see him daily going to high school . He’d be off leash and obeying commands, but he had a real dr jecklynand Hyde persona. He’d go from playing to snarling and showing teeth.
I have a wolf hybrid . She is trained , with an ecollar which was planned before I got her. but I could never have her in public off of a leash. She has extremely high prey drive, is very athletic, and super smart. Rayna weighs 80 pounds. But this past week she jumped the metal gate is my house and attacked my Yorkie that was in my arms. She didn’t kill her because I put my hand in her mouth so that she couldn’t bite down( except on my hand) She was able to bite down a couple of times but I was able to get her away. Bella my Yorkie will have surgery when she gets healed enough from the trauma.
Hey, just discovered your channel.
Good video man. I'll subscribe to see more in the future. I have 3 wolfdogs (two are Czechoslovakian).
I also think it's a good thing to talk someone out of getting one and not into getting one. They're a lot of work, a lot of time, and a lot of money. If someone wants to still deal with all of the negatives, they may be able to have what it takes.
I agree completely about the sacrifices it takes and the reward given.
Also feed mine raw food, too. All dogs should be eating raw food, as it's what they evolved to eat.
BTW, where do you live? Looks like some beautiful country out there.
Hey, thanks for the comment. I'm out in Southern Virginia. Out in the woods. You have some absolutely beautiful dogs. They look very well trained too. I bet they live fantastic lives. I guarantee there aren't any other dog's around you have live as well as yours. I'm just over a year now with mine. Boy, do these guys grow. I really need to make a new video with Gabriel, because I've learned A LOT. I still tell people all the time, don't get one. Not unless you can dedicate 23 hours a day.
I had four hybrid's. They were 80 percent wolf. They were from the same litter. It was hard losing them they were 16 years old.
Now that im older i down sized with dogs. I love my dog's!!!
Yet my bond with my wolves un matched.
hey i am planning on getting one in the future so i have some questions
1 - how much time do you have to spend with him?
2 - does he ever challenge you for alpha position , if so how do you stop him ?
3 - does he like being outside , if so how many hours in a day do you recommend him to be outside?
4 - can i feed him chicken breasts? .. what are other food options good for him?
5 - can he be inside and stay in control ?
6 - how do i get him to be more socialized ?
I have a Wolfdog, and I’m getting another one in 18 days he’s embark tested I payed $1,400
You did great. I love the video. Gabriel. Is a beautiful animal. Bro I had a Norwegian elkhound. At 3 years old. He never barked. He followed me up a latter to my roof. My dad working on our tv antenna. Turns around and his three year old son is standing on the roof behind him. He picks me up at the latter my elkhound was halfway up the latter whining. My poor dad had to carry me and samo. His name. Down the latter. I rode him around my backyard like a horse. BUT!! He was a killer!!
If possible, can you give the info of your trainer? Very informative video btw!
Sure, if you google “dogs listen to us” you’ll find a great trainer named Rob. He’s out of Mebane NC, if that’s too far he’ll have a good recommendation for you. Good luck!
Your dog acts nothing like a wolf because he'd run off on you every time you walked him if that were the case. Also, the trainer did a really good job on your dog because he's a lot more obedient than most dogs I've seen. I don't know what you're complaining about.
I don't think I was really complaining. If I was, I didn't mean to. That dog is my best friend.
I can see why. That beast has a beautiful heart.
@@heavymetalhorseman2068 Appreciate it. I would have to agree with you. He's turning 1 year old in 9 days. I should make a new video with him. He's really grown and matured into a wonderful companion.
@@BikesNThings Know what would be awesome? A video of him eating a meat lover's birthday pizza. If you do that, I promise I'll sponsor your channel in the future of my most liked UA-cam channels list. It has to be a birthday pizza though, not a birthday cake. Those are my requirements.
@@heavymetalhorseman2068 Wanna know something crazy? He won't touch cooked food. He'll nibble on some dog kibble, but for the most part he likes raw chicken or beef. Usually necks, backs, livers, assorted organ meat etc with some cooked vegetables mashed into them. You could put the finest barbecue in front of him and he'd turn his nose (I've seem him do it). I've seen him put bacon in his mouth that I offered, then spit it out and walk away. I've never even seen him eat a dog treat, and I've offered him plenty. I should record that. He wouldn't go near a pizza, lol. It's a funny dog. He'll probably get a couple raw NY strips for his birthday. That, I know he'll enjoy.
Very beautiful 😍❤💖
I’ve only had lazy dogs most of my life but getting a wolf dog made me get off my ass!
Great looking pup!!!
Ok my two cents I am not a professional wolf trainer I have owned wolfdogs for over 25 years of my life, and currently I have two high content wolf dogs, first off the runt don't mean anything, I've seen the runt grow up to be HUGE and very aggressive and other way around. I have kano who is 7-8 months over 80 pounds and his brother lupo a year and 7 month 137 pounds they get big. I qpersonally disagree with getting a trainer, if you can't teach or train them yourself never get one, especially with high content. They work off a hierarchy if you don't put yourself as alpha they will and you will never control them. And the time there away you need that bonding time extremely important. You can even teach them to lose the fear of strangers and severely limit there pray drive. Everything with wolves is be a hard stern leader and they will respect you for it
Sounds like it was more of a rescue mission to get this sweet boy than anything else...he's a beautiful boy either way.😘🤗💕🐾🐶🐺
Nice. I own 2 German shepherds. He is beautiful.
I have a husky Timberwolves mixed. That was what they told me and got him for free. My boy rocky was still a 6 month but had him for 2 months and he is amazing so far
how much was the training?
Is this a Checkoslovakian Vlcak?
I heard of a woman that had a high content wolf dog and when it matured, she was offering her a treat and the wolf suddenly for no reason turned on her and amputated her hand that had the treat in it with one chomp of it's Jaw...
I want to get one but I cannot sense any integrity in breeders and sellers. I have no clue what website or organization to trust and buy off of.
My girl was 90 lb big and black she died 3-10-22 she was 16 years old. People told me she was the smarted animal they ever met. I had to educate my self on wolfs. They do not go towards things like a dog do. You have to think out side the box. She loved my sons and my grandkids. If your part of the pack your welcome if she didn't see you as such then she'd stay close and watch me and whoever to see what I wanted her to do. Your getting the idea. If they were all like her I'd have another one. It takes years to train them there way not dog ways.
I just recently heard there’s a hybrid called a Coydog which is a Coyote dog mix? Do you know much about those?
No, I sure don't man.
I have had a couple of wolf hybrids, stay with them. Wolf's are far more social than Coyotes. Coydogs will be much more difficult to train.
@@markzellers Thanks for the info! Yea I heard coyotes are a bit more skittish than Wolves. But honestly I don’t want either one of them I want a Doberman.
Bad idea coyotes and coyote dog mixes are too flightly.
What kind of Wolf is he hybridised with?
always wanted one of these. My grandma had a white hybrid. Me and my girlfriend have a 160 lbs Cane corso who is a monster behemoth of a beast. I cant wait to own some land and get a wolf dog.
Hey, I might have come onto keeping a wolfdog from a friend who bought one on a bad impulse. She's a puppy rn just a little bit younger than the one in the video. Husky/Timberwolf. We think we maybe can provide for her, We have a decent size backyard (pool and pavement mostly not a ton of grass) and a decent size front yard. We are willing to be very committed to training and care for her, but I want to know if it's a lost cause and only certain people are qualified still. I just want to do the best thing for her. I'd like to take care of her, but if not I'd otherwise want to find an appropriate shelter before she gets fucked up behaviorally. Thoughts? all advice welcome.
The wolf dog in this video just got into it with a skunk. He didnt kill or hurt the skunk but he got sprayed. Now it's everywhere. Anyway, not the end of the world, lol. Good luck.
@@BikesNThings idk if this answered my question maybe meant for someone else but good to know? Sorry lol
@@homesiejonesie7672 Yeah, sorry. Last night when I saw your comment I was dealing with a small crisis. Figured I'd give you the real scoop. Anyway, it's all sorted out now. That dog will either be your best friend, or your worst nightmare. If you can manage to teach it just a few commands, namely no, down (which is crucial for calming an excited dog), and heel (meaning come to you), the dog will serve you very well, but if you can't teach it that, you're going to be in trouble. Training techniques that were used on mine were similar to german shepherd training techniques. I think you should go for it. You're probably going to need a fence at some point, if you haven't got one already.
@@BikesNThings Thank you! and totally understand.
I got a high content wolf dog just good training an love. I had a apt at first an he never f the place up
What about a wolf Chihuahua hybrid?
my saarloos wolfdog is very good off the lead in a wild environment away from everything but if I let him off the lead in a place where people and dogs are and noise and traffic can be heard.. all his training goes out the window he'll want to chase and say hello to every dog. Or he'll be very skittish around unnatural objects. But like I said he's perfect in a truly natural environment.
❤thought that was my little girl when i first saw her on your video
Mine tied me down for 18 years.
What content is the wolf dog. It’s got some useful information in there. Wolf dogs are NOT just another dog breed. There are no pros to having a wolf dog over a domestic dog breed…
I miss my wolfdog cos I loved and respected her
Nice place to be with such a lovely K9
I have 2 malamute/timber wolves mix fenales. Very difficult in the beginning. I'm older and have the time, patience and $. Don't recommend for normal household. I finallly replaced my couch 😂. Im stuck with them for their entire lives but we are a pack
My main question is we’re do u find breeders or wolf dogs
Wolf dog store
Yeah I’d get him tested to see how much wolf it really has… I’m gonna say 8% …you can’t take the prey drive outta a wolf…
They can scale fences & mine does
U Gave Ur Wolf Dog The Broly Treatment 😂😂
Lawd!!! Trust building and respect is what works for me decades of wolfdog companions all raw fed since the 80s. Luna is 117# 11 years of age. I get chicken feet, organs, super foods... I never use commands for dogs
i agree using treats for training is not the way to go. Peter Caine is a great trainer he's super expensive though.
Peter Caine is a crazy person… in my humble opinion. I did use a trainer in my area that was recommended by him though!
@@BikesNThings oh he's 100 percent crazy but he's damn good at training dogs
Very true
People allways think my wolves are gonna eat them
Mine is 41% gray, 15% malimute and 10% gsd everyone says she looks german which is true until they actually meet her she's bigger and taller than most gsd so far
Mine is a service dog. I trained her. She goes everywhere with me and she is smart as hell.
Wolf dogs can’t be service dogs…
That’s a lie. Mine is, and it’s legal. In fact, wolf hybrids are highly valued for militaries around the world.
I would be scared to own one of these over a GSD, seems like a step above on potential danger and wayyyy more training then a GSD
There is an old saying in dog training “they don’t have wolves in the circus”
I’ve got a German Shepard wolf dog she’s 1 year old now and she’s the biggest crackhead I’ve ever met. She was the runt and she’s like your doggo but black
Your rite, i have one.. were in the bush../wild.. next to city, He love out side... Very loving, loves people, but just dont want to take commands, no matter what... Wild.. he can do alll commands.. but super slow... He makes 5 spins befor he sits, 1min just to lay down, 3 1/2 yrs in training.. hes a ked, u askem do sumthng and hier like, i dont know, all get to it in aminit , im doing something rite now..
I had a Siberian Husky/wolf mix growing up. I 100% agree with your recommendations! 👍🏾 Great video!
Thanks for the comment. I’m coming up on 2 years with this wolf dog and I’m due for another video. Amazing animal.
Runts are the best ❤❤❤❤
The size thing honestly disappointed me. My female is only like 50 pounds and she’s a year old 😂 but I love her hahaha
I tried to get the shock collar, and everybody told me not to put it on him because it would make him mean, but he has no boundaries where I live if see a stray dog can shoot it here 😢He can jump at least 10-15 ft or more he knows he can jump the fence Training is the best way keeps from traumatizing yourself. The state I found him in the only way you can keep a wolf or Wolf hybrid is on the reservation is the only way legally. My dog has Basenji because he yodeled husky, he looks like might have a little bit of Carolina dog in him too. To me one blue eye one gold eye so it’s Odin nothing else matters I found him as a pup. I took him to get groomed. The groomer brought him back right away. I was like what’s wrong he’s not being good she says no his eyes are turning red so we can’t take them like that.
My girl is wolf, Malamute, Shepherd, she is socialized with people & other dogs no issues right now I trading her & she's just fine!
Ooops! I train her typo 🤭
What content is he ?
Looks the same as my GSD.
You found a Patsy. And your friends called her dumpster dog DD for short. Lol.You are a lucky guy. And a decent one.
I had a full blooded timber wolf. And I fed him Taste of the Wild it supplemented the rest of his protein with cooked venison never anything Raw and I had a wolf Akita hybrid and live to be 18. they are awesome companions and great Guardians
Best dog I ever had
A Wolf doesn’t bark at all and all dogs have some wolf in them so what’s the difference..?
Subbed my man
1st508thairborne trains his woofs to be around other dogs and off leash and they are not aggressive at all to other dogs.. any behavior can be corrected thru the right training and patients.
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My uncle is in the military and he gave me his malamute wolf hybrid and he is a great dog and everything but he’s not trained he’s not vetted what kind of vet do I go to
I bet he is a beautiful dog. As far as vets go, I would go on google and look up all the vets in your area, then compare their ratings on google. Shouldn’t be too hard. Good luck 👍
Leo is not trained and he’s a 1 years old and I need trainer recommendations because like you said I don’t want to train him myself because I know nothing about it
@@skylar2111 You're going to have to look up dog trainers in your area and state. I suggest looking at reviews for them
Awesome 🐕
I highly recommend a book.
On taking terms with dogs, calming signals....
By Turid Rugaas.
It describes about 30 signals that all dogs use, dogs, wolves, foxes and the rest all have the same language. You can then use said language yourself as well as learning what you dog is doing. A simple example, Yawning calms a nervous or stressed dog. They will yawn to calm themselves. Or yawn to calm another dog. So a person can yawn to calm a dog.
I'll shut up now. 🤣🐕👍
Yes that book should be taught in schools. It would save so many children!
@@doberchic
Seriously, I have said the same!
Kids should learn 'Dog' 🐕👊
I trained my wolf dog and everyone that see’s my boys they say to me that they are well trained and very well social
how much does it cost to feed your wolf dog a month?
It’s not cheap brother. Minimum of $120 a month. Probably closer to $150. My dog eats real well though, it could definitely be done cheaper if you cut the quality. It was closer to $35 a month before the world started collapsing around us.
What is the best age to take him to the professional school…
3 months is the earliest I’d say
I wish I could send you a picture of a dog I just rescued. It's not a dog. He looks exactly like yours. And he also scares me. Amazing fellow. I've had him 2 weeks. They said he was a street dog. They said he was a "sweet boy." We've gotta talk.
So, this video is kind of dated at this point, and I should probably make a new video. "One year with a wold dog" or something like that, lol. He does still scare me sometimes though. He's extremely friendly towards myself and my family members. He has never growled at a person as far as I know, but he has never had a need to. Almost everyone is afraid of him. I have seen him be (extremely) aggressive towards other dogs though. He's ready to destroy them, basically, and he assuredly would. Anyway good luck, and please be careful
@@BikesNThings You should definitely update! I'm sure this is like owning a monkey. One day they're so loving and fun and the next, they rip your face off.😱
@@invisiblewoman9684 I don't have that fear personally. I've also raised this dog since he was 6 weeks old. He looks to me for direction all the time. I've also trained him every single day for the past year, and continue to do so. I certainly don't leave him to his own devices around small animals or unfamiliar people.... or small people. That said, I do have 2 have 2 cats and they've gotten along fairly well.
Where do you live? Is it legal?
Yeah it’s legal where I am. I would definitely check your local laws if that’s a concern for you though.
Ones enough ❤
I don't think I could handle a Wolf Dog I be afraid its wolf instinct would kick in and attack me or something
I've 13 y.o she is amazing and i love her tuo death but i always re everyone not to grt one because she isn't a dog or with dog traits. She is smarter then you and can plan stuff ahead. I think she has more traits common with a cat then a dog. Mine is 50% canadian timberwolf 25% german shepherd and 25% malamute. She looks a lot like yours. In my country we don't have those dogs. So when i walk her and have by accident met hunters they get super confused when they see her. Because her teeth are diffrent as is her posture walk how she stares at others and lets not forget her paws.
Ignore this comment as this is a personal msg for someone
Past mistakes are lessons for us to learn. It's enough that we don't make the same mistakes over again. We don't have to relive the pain from those past mistakes over and over again.
I don't know what's your trauma exactly but I can assure you that it's not happening any more.
Because I've already forgiven you
is it Illegal In America to own a hybrid wolf Because I was thinking of buying one today
No but each state or county may have laws on wolfdogs
Don’t, considering how you don’t even know if it’s illegal or not is very irresponsible. I can’t even imagined if you actually owned one. You have to know basic things plus even more if wanting to own a wolf dog.
So i also have a wolfdog and when i got her as a puppy she was so malnourished and let me tell you it wasn’t from a bad breeder or anything they are highly skittish and need to run and for the most part be a dog. Good luck during the 1 -2year old good luck it. They are stubborn and too smart.
Omg and the treats! Ive tried giving mine stuff and she turns her face to me like i just insulted her lol.
They really are too smart. I’m well passed the 2 year mark now, just haven’t done a new video and I need to. I know people want to hear about it, im just a terribly private person. I’ll update UA-cam land soon enough. You definitely know the struggle though.
Its youtube… i wouldnt stress over it im just late getting here.
I'm the owner of a Grey wolf GSD dog 🐕 hardly any problems in 4 years & no so called professional trainers his name is Jeep.
Jesus Christ is lord and savior amen
100%
Mine just passed. Yours looks just like him except the tip of the tail. Mine didn’t like treats either with the exception of jerky. My Mother was terrified of him. You’ve given good advice. Mine did well with kids but they were always there, part of his pack. He definitely was my best friend and a lot of work but well worth it. Enjoy him.
I'm so sorry to hear that Angie. I'm sure you have many great memories. I've learned quite a lot with mine since I made this video however long ago it was. They are just absolutely incredible.
Cheap German shepherds can have problems if get one from a good breader that watches the blood line and breads new blood lines all the time and heath test the dogs you will end up with some of the best dogs unlike a back yard breader
Awesome video... You did a Great job in conversation...
Appreciate it
It seems like he was kept with the mother too long they need to be removed from the mother and hand raised then you can socialize them.
i have a wolf dog
Rabie shots are not as effective on wolf/dogs.
wholesome
We'll get it set up this summer B)
@@BikesNThings super bitchin'. I see a lot endurance racing type stuff just from this vid, it's gonna slap.
Everyone wants to know what percentage wolf is he 15%20% 30% because that’s probably not 50% Grey wolf 50% dog
This guy may change your whole thought process on "wolf dogs". He is currently training one that is in the neighborhood of 92% wolf. Your dog does not need to be aggressive as you have described. Dogs that react like that are not happy, and it is not good for them or you. Training does not need to be rough, and as far as I am concerned ... your "trainer" failed your dog. Do yourself a favor, and check out this channel ----> ua-cam.com/video/uADoOzZQmek/v-deo.html I see now that this vid was over a year ago, but it's never too late to learn some new dog skills. Hope you check out the vid ..... take care🐺
In comprehensive indian speaking terms
U train your own wolfdog or it will never be your wolfdog 100%