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    So I got a dog . . .

    Actually, outside the breeding season, males do not produce sperm. They will still mate, but will be not be producing any sperm. Their testicles also shrink in size once breeding season is over.

    I was confused as to what you meant on waiting until she was older until I realized I meant genotype. lol I meant to get a blood test to see if there is any recent wolf in her DNA. I do not think a DNA test would be limited by age.

    And yes she definitely will! She's only 5 months old and already huge.


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    Gratz on her and good luck. Diamond looks like a perfect name for her too.

    As she gets older, you'll really get to see and appreciate the TW traits and hopefully part of her wild side(in a good way).
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    Re: So I got a dog . . .





    Little bit of an update. Currently fostering the little chihuahua in the second photo.. she is terrified of diamond but diamond always seems to play nice
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    Try and take her for a run and she only wants to herp
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    Update:

    Took Diamond to a trainer today for evaluation. The training says she is a mid-content wolf hybrid based on behavior and phenotype. Fortunately, she was able to offer a ton of training advice, and it has shown immediate results in comparison to what we were seeing with "treat conditioning".

    Now, to get her and the new Savannah friends ;-)
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