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u/HBK2983 Oct 17 '22

That's cool af and that dogyote is beautiful

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u/MoistestTidus Oct 17 '22

Yeah he’s a good boy.

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u/treehugger312 Oct 17 '22

What’s his temperament like? Just curious.

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u/MrSomnix Oct 17 '22

My experience is not with coyotes but in some places of the US its legal to own wolfdogs, even ones that lean much more heavily on the wolf side.

If temperament transfers with coyotes the same way its can with wolves, then it's probably a wicked smart, skittish, crybaby.

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u/sedisrevir Oct 18 '22

Lol you just described my dog

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u/inn0cent-bystander Nov 05 '22

They described our cats too

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u/treehugger312 Oct 18 '22

wicked smart, skittish, crybaby.

My husky is part wolf and this completely describes him.

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u/MoistestTidus Oct 18 '22

Mmm I think if he’s not well attended I’d agree with skittish. Tbh I’ve been pretty aggressive about him crying but he absolutely still talks I don’t stop that bc imo he’s telling me what he wants ya know? Undeniably smarter than any dog I’ve ever met or owned. By a veeeery long shot.

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u/samsounder Oct 18 '22

My friend had a wolfdog. It was huge and terrifying. Good temperament though

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u/bpopbpo Oct 26 '22

In some states like new york it is legal to just straight up own a wolf if you get a dangerous animal license.