http://www.hoobly.com/vz59doatyn/magnif ... hounds.htm
I started talking with a very nice wolfdog breeder afterwards, who is now my friend, and she told me the guy had messed around with her too. Here's the evidence I gathered, proving he's just a scammer himself.
-One minute he claims his animals are wolfdogs (which are illegal in Ontario!!!) and the next minute, he says his dogs have NO wolf at all in their blood.
-He claims have retraced his dogs' ancestry back to the Ice Age, in the prehistoric wolves (haha!).
-He says his dogs don't bark, and don't make any sounds. Excuse me, but what dog -especially a ''wolfdog'' makes no sound at all?
-''Volga Wolfhounds'' are not registered with any popular kennel, canine association, whatsoever, and no dog breeder I've talked to knows about them.
-He bullies and makes up things about reputable wolfdog breeders from the US, such as Paradise Wolves, HC Wolves, Howling Hills, etc. saying their animals are underweight (which they clearly aren't!) that they're too small to be wolfdogs (when they are actually HUGE) and that they kill babies because they have German Shepherd in their blood.
-He says that all dogs are beautiful, and one second later, he says, and I here state what he sent me ''...one of those crappy skinny small animals. When you see the REAL deal walking down the street and it makes the shit animal you bought look so bad you want to stick your head in the ground, think of me and KNOW how full of shit you...'' and ''...mangy skinny fake animals''.
-The breeder from HC Wolves proposed Mark D. to make a DNA test on his animals, and see if they actually had any wolf in them, as he claims. HC Wolves was ready to pay for ALL the fees, but Mark denied the offer. Why deny something free that would give him a good reputation as an actual wolfdog breeder? Unless his dogs' ancestors are all lies....
-He sells his animals for $1500 (stated 1000$ on the ad, but 1500$-1800$ are the actual prices he spoke to me about via mail) while high quality wolfdogs are between 500-900$
-He keeps saying wolfdogs breeders from the US 'apparently' stole his ''Volga Wolfhound'' pictures to make them seem as if they were theirs... why would anyone want to steal a picture of a dog that does not look a bit like a high content wolfdog? My guess if that he stole pictures and just switched positions.
The list could go ooooooooon and oooooooooon, but I just want everyone to know; do NOT buy his animals, and just don't ever talk to him, unless you want to end up paying 1800$ for a mixed breed dog, or get threatened.
Anyways, lately, I have noticed that his animals (well the female) looked a bit like a Tamaskan, so know I am suspecting he might have bought a Tamaskan to breed with a husky or something like that? What do you guys think? Anything ''tamaskan-looking'' in these dogs?
that guy would be in dead trouble for keeping ''wolfdogs'' in Ontario, don't think he'd take that chance. He told one of my friends that he even owned pure wolves and has been owning them for many generations, and that apparently he kept some of them indoors -a wolf cannot be kept indoors unsupervised, unless crated- they become destructive if bored and alone, and free to roam in the whole house. Not stating that if wolfdogs, even if they're low content, are extremely illegal there, let's not talk about how illegal a wolf pet would be.
