Two “wolves” were recently caught by dog-catchers in Preston, Lancashire, England.
Apparently quite tame, it’s speculated that they may be pet Czech Wolfdogs either dumped or escaped from their owners.
Back in early January, four tame Lynx were dumped in the freezing cold of Cairngorms National Park in Scotland. All four starving lynx — three females and a male — were captured within a day or two of being spotted, but the male died very shortly thereafter.
Both Czech Wolfdogs and Lynx are commercially available from breeders, as are Mountain Lions, bears, Zebra, and every other animal under the sun. Czech Wolfdogs are now an FCI-recognized breed.
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I knew a ribbon chaser back when Czech Wolfdogs were in the process of gaining recognition via FCI. She singled this breed out for the sole reason that there would be so little early competition in the breed. She may have gotten far, I'm not sure as I haven't handled for this sort in years. It bit her in the *** literally. Those dogs are nasty pieces of work, such lousy temperaments that I can think of few breeds that are worse. And she had to fly them half way around the world more than once at the beginning of her run up. More money than sense, goes without saying. It would not surprise me that some low level breeders/ribbon chasers were responsible for dumping these when they got to be too much for them to handle.
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