I still prefer a northern inuit dog. If I was to get a dog that looks like a wolf that's what i would get.

@CavingSiberian wrote:

I never thought about the handkerchief. Shaqua has worn them before, but just to dress up. Smart idea!

@HuskyLear wrote:

Yah mine always were collars and tags just in case and it is that much more of a just in case in your situation but good call on the handkerchief.

Thanks, I actually learned that as a youth from an individual who did it with his rotwielers (sp?). Not because he thought anybody would mistake them for a wolf, but because if they took off and got hung up on a branch or something he wanted them to be able to get loose. When we first got our silver/grey and white female (Myst) she was six months and looked way too much like a coyote. We started her with the kerchief around the house and in the yard till we could get her introduced around the neighborhood (our subdivision sits in the middle of several family ranches).

I second the N Inuits ! I love love them.

Bump.

Anyone have any experience with these dogs?

I thought the "Direwolves" on Game of Thrones were N.Inuit dogs or something?
Some kind of big wolfy mix anyway - not GSD, not husky...

Yup the direwolves were inuit dogs. I met a tamaskan once at an arba dog show as a kid. Its crazy how many breeds crossed in wolf some type of shepherd with some mal or husky and call it a new breed. Like the Czech wolfdog the sarloos wolfdog the sulimov dog fhe tamaskan

Cool looking dog looks more coyote then wolf