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Gorgeous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Yes, he was!
Wolves make wonderful pets ... well, Brisco was.
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They are. It's often tough to find a reputable breeder. That, and they can be pricy acquisitions.
Our CoyDog is a pretty amazing beast. I think we were 'meant' to have her. Neglected & poisoned, animal control brought her to the clinic where my wife's a vet. Angela brought her home home so she could monitor her health at night and on the weekends. It took quite a while before she was satisfied that her kidneys weren't permanently damaged. It was amazing to watch the transformation from a fearful, food aggressive, scrawny critter to a dog full of love, who's a integral member of our pack.
Our CoyDog is a pretty amazing beast. I think we were 'meant' to have her. Neglected & poisoned, animal control brought her to the clinic where my wife's a vet. Angela brought her home home so she could monitor her health at night and on the weekends. It took quite a while before she was satisfied that her kidneys weren't permanently damaged. It was amazing to watch the transformation from a fearful, food aggressive, scrawny critter to a dog full of love, who's a integral member of our pack.
Don't have access to any here @ work. And my photos folder went empty after the last upgrade. I'll post one after I get home.
Count what heart warming story.
Got any pictures?
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That would be great Count!!
I love animals and pictures of peoples pets.
I put most of my pictures on an external hard drive and son took it with him to store some stuff on. I haven't got it back yet.
I love animals and pictures of peoples pets.
I put most of my pictures on an external hard drive and son took it with him to store some stuff on. I haven't got it back yet.
I found a good breeder in TX and his prices were quite reasonable. Average price was about $300 or so. Lots of cute pups to. He has a really nice habitat set up on lots of land.They are. It's often tough to find a reputable breeder. That, and they can be pricy acquisitions.
Our CoyDog is a pretty amazing beast. I think we were 'meant' to have her. Neglected & poisoned, animal control brought her to the clinic where my wife's a vet. Angela brought her home home so she could monitor her health at night and on the weekends. It took quite a while before she was satisfied that her kidneys weren't permanently damaged. It was amazing to watch the transformation from a fearful, food aggressive, scrawny critter to a dog full of love, who's a integral member of our pack.
I can't remember where my brother got Brisco as a pup (it was a long time ago! 
) ...but it was here in California I know.
He told me the pups were actually in a den - a cave, on the breeders property - with lots of "human contact".
Brisco was SO cute when he brought him home, and grew up big and beautiful.
I'm sure it wasn't - but his head looked like the size of a lion's head to me!
(He would have been a BIG surprise to any burglar! ha,ha)
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) ...but it was here in California I know.He told me the pups were actually in a den - a cave, on the breeders property - with lots of "human contact".
Brisco was SO cute when he brought him home, and grew up big and beautiful.
I'm sure it wasn't - but his head looked like the size of a lion's head to me!
(He would have been a BIG surprise to any burglar! ha,ha)
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Here's my sweet CoyDog - Foxy (She came with that name...
Ohhh ... ADORABLE! What a sweetheart!
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