Blue D’Lorien
LaLainya Thomas
12218 Fairpoint Dr
Houston TX 77099
E-Mail: lori@coddledcritters.com
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Blue-DLorien/342744479177295?ref=ts&fref=ts
Wolves are gorgeous magnificent animals, and really belong in the wild and don’t make good pets.
Upper High (UHC) and High Content (HC) wolfdogs are also magnificent animals and they can make wonderful companions for a dedicated and knowledgeable person who is capable of providing the right environment for them.
Mid content (MC) wolfdogs can still maintain a magnificently wonderful wolfy look and they are enough, or more than enough, wolf for most people, but they can still be quite a handful, and generally require more work and patience than your average dog breed.
What I am breeding are
LOW Content (LC) 32.5% or 1/3 wolf wolfdogs selectively bred to hopefully maintain the more exotic wolfy looks of their mom with more of the tractability associated with a well bred pure German Shepherd.
I will screen potential puppy buyers all year round. Once breeding takes place and pregnancy is confirmed, deposits will be accepted first from those who have returned contracts to me and next from people that have already returned the screening application and been approved.
I consider myself a breeder but not a “backyard breeder” because I am breeding Lori because I think she will produce wonderful LC babies that will bring years of joy and happiness to people’s lives. I am breeding her with the knowledge and consent of her/my breeder and for the betterment of the breed. She will be monitored as recommended by her vet throughout her pregnancy. I do not consider myself a kennel either. Lori is the only wolfdog I have and the only canine I am breeding. I am getting a puppy from my breeder in 2014 but I don’t know if it will be a male or a female (and if a male I will likely neuter him) so if I get a girl I might breed her in 2017 or 2018…
Please do your research before getting a wolfdog of ANY content. If you google, you can find some wonderfully educational sites. Here are a couple I am not associated with but really like (and if their owners want me to remove their links please just ask, but your sites are great and should be mandatory reading for anyone considering a wolfdog!)
http://texx-wolf-tails.webs.com/
http://www.inetdesign.com/wolfdunn/
there are also several good facebook groups you can join.
Really, before getting ANY breed of dog or type of pet at all for that matter, you should do your research. Read websites, read books, join groups, talk to other people that own the breed. If more people do their research instead of impulsively buying pets, more people AND pets would be happier in the end!
