Comments for Sun Valley Wolf Kennels

Comment on Wolf/Wolf_Hybrid Comments by Nourah

Nourah — Fri, 25 May 2012 06:15:19 +0000

Hey , these wolves are verey beautiful and i’ll have one

And live together , thank God i find your web site

And thank you to keep these wolves in a good health and beautifull way

Comment on How to purchase / Guarantee by roy

roy — Sun, 13 May 2012 04:14:47 +0000

nice wolfdogs&pups

Comment on Available Litter/Puppies by Steph

Steph — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 04:16:43 +0000

My German Shepherd/Wolf x recently passed away at 10.5 years. She was the most amazing dog I could have asked to share my life with. She was so smart and intuitive, very easy to train. She was very weary around strangers, especially men, for most of her life but once she got to know someone she couldn’t have been more loyal and eager to please. If you are thinking about getting a hybrid, I would strongly recommend a good obedience training foundation from a young age (for any breed, really). These animals are very intelligent and are used to being in a pack, so you need to have the confidence and ability to be a leader for them. You will get back what you put in exponentially in trust, love and joy.

Comment on Available Litter/Puppies by Shelby

Shelby — Mon, 05 Mar 2012 14:56:45 +0000

These dogs are my absolute favourite kind of dog. I’ve never had one but I will when my boyfriend and I move out of the basement suite we are living in now. When I decide to adopt a puppy I will most definately check you guys out! I can’t wait to get one of these adorable little guys!!

Comment on Wolf_Hybrid Adoption by sunvalleywolfkennels

sunvalleywolfkennels — Mon, 05 Mar 2012 04:00:57 +0000

I read your comment and I am very sorry of what life planted for you. Remember all dogs have some connection to Wolves, even the little dogs. Rusty did what he was meant to do and in the wolves life dead is just the begining. Too bad humman don’t realize that, but animal already figured that out which, life is not forever and they live their lives to the fullest. You have to forgive your wife, as some people can not and are not meant to solve problem and they don’t know how to deal with the different situation. On the wheel chair or running we all going for the same destination which is closer to death. Only confort is think about the God who gave us life and will take it for an exchange of forever life. My preyer and our pack preyer would be with you. There is more to life than worry about what others think about us. Check our site for adoption oppurtunity, as you are a Wolf pack member, as you born that way. Keep smiling and don’t let simple people to judge you in any way:)

Comment on Wolf_Hybrid Adoption by Denver Jones

Denver Jones — Mon, 05 Mar 2012 02:03:36 +0000

even though a wolf is not a dog a dog is called mans best friend for a reason, I had a wolf sheppard mix puppy my father purched when I was a little pup myself for five dollars becouse he was thought to die. My father and I nursed rusty with a baby bottle and he pulled through. after he rusty was about 8weeks the people who sold him to us wanted 200 dollars, My dad told them that they thought rusty would die in fact he was almost dead when we got him and a deal is a deal. well I had rusty for 14 years and being a only child and my mother dying when I was 10 rusty was like my best friend and my little brother. he was the most intellgent and loyal animal I have ever owned or seen for that matter. when I first joined the army my father told me that after about two weeks rusty noticed that I was not coming home and he just quit eating and died. two years later my dad died. while I was in Iraq in 2003 I seperated a wild dog I had been watching for several weeks, He was not the alpha infact a big white female which appeared to have some sheppard in her was the boss of that pack! Pe-te (the wild dog) was some what of a loner always dragging in a lizard or camel parts on his own in to the female. I got a chance to seperate him from the pack, so I took it. after working with him for several weeks I started taking him on missions with me. Pe-te road on the engine grate behind the cab. and even though he was never realy tame I trusted him and he trusted me I hardly ever got to sleep before we started going together. He alerted me several times of danger before I even saw danger I never realy touched him much but pe-te would sometimes lay his head on my feet. then in late 2003 I was on my knees in the passenger seat with my weapon out the window and the person driving drove into about a five foot hole going about 65km I damaged my brain and shattered my spine as well a damaging my spinal cord. I had two get medivac out and a week later the military animal control corraled pe-te and put him down. I feel as if it was my fault if I had not asked him to help me be safe he might not have ever been caught and put down. So I feel as if I because of the army owe something to rusty and to Pe-te, No pe-te was not a wolf but even though wild he was a friend. my wife last year took our children and left me I to this day do not know why, I guess because she does not want someone who is in a wheelchair or has to use prostecis and crutches. I at the present only get to see my children 40 to 45 min a day and 36 hrs every other weekend. I need a friend some one I can trust, and someone or some thing which needs me. Rusty and pe-te had more morals and kindness and loyalty than my wife is even remotely capeable of. 828-217-3422. I live in the foot hills of the blueridge mtns at aprox 1975 feet. on a small ridge in the woods.

Comment on Available Litter/Puppies by wendel

wendel — Sun, 26 Feb 2012 03:52:28 +0000

I had a beautiful female wolf hybrid (Mia). She was not only beautiful but a great family pet. Her and my son bonded immediately and she lived a long happy life with us. They are so easy to train and highly intelligent.

Comment on Wolf/Wolf_Hybrid Comments by Vick

Vick — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 01:29:14 +0000

Hey guys, I bought a hybrid from Sun Valley Wolf Kennels, he is just amazing! Friendly as can be and he is really smart. He really trained himself I walk him without a leash in the city. He goes to the dog parks every week and has played with almost any breed you could imagine without problems. I am surprised at how he is able to learn things by himself.. So if you plan on buying a hybrid you should plan to give him a lot of attention because they are not dumb dogs… If you neglect him by not walking him or spending time with they will turn in escape artist and make new friends on their own LOL… For me personally I love the dog I have he is a year and eight months old now and I couldnt ask for a better dog he is a stud.

Comment on Wolf/Wolf_Hybrid Comments by Lelie H Macdonald

Lelie H Macdonald — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 10:00:14 +0000

We,ve read all the comments on the Wolf/Hybred and I am looking forward to having one of our own some day soon. The SunValley Kennels will be the place that we hope to get our very own Hybred animal from. I’ve known friends that had Wolf/Hybreds and would not think of owning anything else. They were a part of their family and were treated as such.

Comment on Wolf/Wolf_Hybrid Comments by agnes

agnes — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 18:44:40 +0000

Hi, I’ve known many wolf crosses over my lifetime and have always wanted to get one. The first I met was a wolf/shepherd who belonged to the postmistress where we lived. One time a bear came too close to her house and without a second thought, the dog attacked the bear and chased it off. Another time, the postmistress was having a big dinner and her daughter with brand-new baby were over. The dog had never met the baby before but instinctively knew who it belonged to. NO-ONE was allowed to pick up the baby – the dog would stand in front of the person and growl – unless the mom picked it up and handed the baby off herself!

The second I met was a male husky/wolf whose owner wasn’t the best. They lived with us for a short time. The dog was perfectly fine around the home and was perfectly fine with my baby sister. The only problem we had was he went after our chickens once.

The third and fourth were a mother and son belonging to a friend of mine. The mother was wolf/golden lab (the absolute BEST CROSS EVER, I do believe!) and the son was half wolf/quarter lab/quarter malamute (he was huge – shoulders up to my waist when he was still a pup and 8′ long from snout to tip of tail!). I had to babysit them in my tiny basement suite once and my son was only 3 years old. Neither of the dogs had met young children before and the puppy instantly saw my son as a comrade and they played chase throughout the house, taking turns of course! While his mother supervised the activity quietly.

From my experiences with these animals, they are the absolute best pet to have if you have a family with small children. The only thing is you cannot set the dinner table and turn your back or your roast will mysteriously vanish!

I cannot wait for the day when I can afford to have one of these as my own