[Wyrd bið ful aræd]

My understanding is that wolves can certainly be domesticated, but all the worst traits of “wolf-like” breeds, such as being one-man dogs, rough, prone to property destruction, running away etc., are highly pronounced.

[Byron_the_Aussie]

[Robert DeLong]

Yeah, looks like a wolf to me.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

I had a kinsman who years ago raised some of the most beautiful dogs in the area, Everyone loved to come by and pet the dogs. Kind, friendly, sweet lovable dogs.

Then one day a local newspaper had an article about his pets and how they were half wolf.
Suddenly the town went into PANIC MODE and did not quit screaming about the “dangerous” WOLVES until he got rid of them.

[Boogieman]

“would hide in the bathroom”

Funny, when my dog moved to Arizona he started doing this too. He’d go to a certain bathroom in the basement and push the doorstop out of the way to close the door, then he would stay in there, in the dark, for hours until someone noticed he wasn’t around and let him out. I just thought he liked taking naps on the cool tile in there, but maybe he had some wolf in him :)

[Flick Lives]

"Who's a good boy!? Who's a good boy!?"

[USMCPOP]

You can have the black & white puppy there in the middle.

[pgyanke]

[sit-rep]

Kujo

[Travis T. OJustice]

FYI

[Night Hides Not]

When I was in HS, we had a cat whose dad was a bobcat. Beautiful cat, we named him Smoky for his gray coat. His paws were huge, about twice the size of a regular cat. He loved to crash with me, some nights I would roll on top of him, other nights he'd be lying on top of me.

In the spring, he'd toy with the local mockingbirds for a couple of days, letting them dive bomb him. When he tired of that, one swat with his paw ended that game. Bird feathers could be found throughout the yard.

He was also a great rodent hunter.