wulfdogs wtf?

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  • DutchTeenCash
    I like Dutch Girls
    • Feb 2003
    • 21684

    #1

    wulfdogs wtf?

    saw this this mornin on a local site CZ wulfdogs, recognised as a breed and with papers, bet theyre sweeeeeeeeeet as can be lol


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  • cyber_ninja
    Twerk That Ass
    • Jul 2001
    • 2197

    #2
    we used to have wolves,they were realy tame,and way nicer then most dogs

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    • Fake Nick
      So Fucking Banned
      • Jul 2004
      • 7708

      #3
      we have rats and cockroaches here, wonder what they would look like if mixed

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      • DateDoc
        Outside looking in.
        • Feb 2005
        • 14243

        #4
        this is a nice dog too.

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        • cyber_ninja
          Twerk That Ass
          • Jul 2001
          • 2197

          #5
          Originally posted by Fake Nick
          we have rats and cockroaches here, wonder what they would look like if mixed
          try it,i bet they would taste good

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          • DutchTeenCash
            I like Dutch Girls
            • Feb 2003
            • 21684

            #6
            Originally posted by cyber_ninja
            we used to have wolves,they were realy tame,and way nicer then most dogs
            oh? well ive seen some in germany, they got foxes here too, but you dont wanna go there... ok so theyre ok to leave them with kids n all? cause thats how they advertise them over here...

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            • dig420
              Confirmed User
              • May 2001
              • 9240

              #7
              No it's not okay to have them around kids. Animals aren't tamed just by feeding them, it takes generations of breeding, and a wolfdog is half wild. You never know what might set off his predatory instincts, but a small running child would be high on the list.

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