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Step 1
Understand what a wolfdog is. Also called s wolf-dog hybrid, the animal is a cross between a domestic canine and a pure wolf, or a hybrid and a pure wolf. The better domestic breeds to interbreed are Huskies, German Shepherds, Malamutes and other large-framed dogs.
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Step 2
Locate a suitable breed to mate with wolf stock, such as a herding dog, shepherd or large-framed dog. If you have access to a relatively tame wolf, introduce the domestic canine slowly to build a familiarity. These two have to get along in order to sire pups.
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Step 3
Wait for nature to take its course. Once the bitch is impregnated, provide a safe and comfortable place for her to deliver and rear her pups. Consult your local veterinarian if complications arise. Wolfdogs require vast amounts of space--at least an acre of space.
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Step 4
Feed your wolfdog lean, raw meat. This is suitable as it provides iron and nutrients vital for health. This also caters to the ancient instinct inherent in wolves by feeding on raw meat. Consult your veterinarian about what sort of food is best as special dietary needs are presented.
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Step 5
Learn about the behavior of wolfdog hybrids. This information is crucial for success. If ignored it may present serious problems and consequences. Wolves are territorial, unpredictable and are highly attuned to a hierarchical society. Remember that there is a wild streak in your hybrid.
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Step 6
Keep your wolfdog hybrid away from neighbors or other visitors. Your wolfdog is part wild animal. Despite how loving it may be to you, it may attack or kill other animals or people it comes in contact with, simply out of instinct.
