| Nakkitta's Siberian and Wolf Huskies |
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| About the Wolf Hybrid |
| Owning Hybrids is truly a great experience Mixing them with the Siberian Husky I have found is a great mix. As I love our Siberian Huskies, I have found that the Hybrid mix is better behaved and more loyal than my Siberian Huskies are. They are more mild (less hyper and high strung) than the husky is. They are more loyal meaning they do not always welcome every stranger that comes over like the husky does. They are truly a joy. But with owning one comes great responsability and an understanding of them as well and like the Siberian Husky they are most certainly not for everyone. They are a lot like the Siberian Husky in many aspects. They have a need to run off if left in an open yard so they must have a very secure fenced in area that is their own. They must have the companionship of another dog as they do run in pacts if not you must be prepared to spend a lot of time and energy with your hybrid. They will kill all small animals including cat's this is their nature. They are great with children if raised with them. I have 2 kids myself and both my son and daughter spend a great deal of time with all our huskies and our hybrids I trust all my hybrids with my kids but again this is my experience and I would suggest that if getting one and having kids that they spend a great deal of time with the hybrid so that they form a great bond.This is including you the adult The Hybrid is very very smart and would love to be the Alpha over you if you let him or her you must let them know who is boss. They are trainable given patience and time and started at a very early age. They shed their coats twice a year just like the husky does. Again Our Hybrids are alot like our huskies ( As we are mixing the Siberian Husky with the wolf content) Our low content 30% wolf puppies are more like the Siberian Husky but some of the wolf traits come out more in some puppies. Our Higher content pups 65%-70% are of coarse more like a wolf as they are more wolf and a smaller content is the Siberian Husky. The higher content wolfs can be very timid of strangers people they are not used too. They are not really aggressive unless they feel you their famlily or they themselves feel threatened. They are more Timid afraid and would rather stranger's just leave them alone. They are not timid with their family they love attention, love to play and cuddle and are true companions. The higher content's will pace a lot this is somthing I notice between my huskies and hybrids my hybrids pace a lot. And they love to talk to you in a howl like manner this is very fun. They are really not loud most of the time you do not even know they are there. They do have distinct howls letting you know if somthing is wrong if someone is around that should not be or if someone or somthing is hurt. Or if there is a small animal around that they would like to get too. And just their playing voice as well. They should have plenty of shade and water. Like the husky some love the water and some do not. (To Play In ). Well I hope this has been somewhat helpful in learning about our Hybrids I feel blessed owning them and being able to have a special unique bond with each and every one of them they are all differant and special to me in their own way's and they are purfect to me and for our family. But may not be for everyone. But to the right family they are truly a wonderful experience. and a friend for life. This information is based on our own 65% to 70% wolf hybrids. The lower content 30% wolf hybrids are more like the Siberian Husky in most things but some of the wolf traits will come out in certain puppies. Some of our customers have gotten a purebred husky from us as well as a wolf hybrid and they also notice that their wolf hybrid is better behaved than their purebred husky and they have had great experiences with them as well as we have. |
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| We will be welcoming Timber to our pact and family in a few weeks he is one of our newest Hybrid additions 70% timber and white arctic the rest is Siberian Husky and a little Alaskan Mallamute. |