She doesn't scream Wolfdog to me. I recomend getting a DNA test! She could be small-content wolf still.

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I'll try asking my mother if the other people have pictures of the parents. We mother says that when she got Gkazeur, mom was definitely wolf. Her dad was the siberian and I think he was a brown? We only ever met her brother once and he was a brown husky looking one but that was when they were pups

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i honestly think she looks like some sort of shepherd x husky, especially in the puppy photos and general body shape. she doesn't really look like a wolfdog but its not impossible for her to have a bit of wolf. where you got her from could also potentially help you figure this out, or a dna test as someone else recommended

imo her colour looks similar to this german shepherd, explained in the caption of the post

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It was determined that she's a domino sable coat for sure (mainly cause of her receding hairline) and apparently domino is recessive?

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Someone also did say she looked to have a bit of red recEssive

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Just asked mother. She says the mom was full blooded wolf and that she used to have a picture of the parents, she doesn't know if she still does

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she looks like a husky mixed with another dog in my opinion wolf dogs are usually a lot larger but she may have a small percent of wolf in her

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What about a sheperd/husky mixed with wolf? Would that cause her to be less wolf?

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it matters how shes bred being a certain breed wont change anything most wolf dogs are Shepard or husky mixes her fur is slightly wolf like in my opinion she might be like 1/4 wolf or 1/8 like her mom or dad was a wolf dog not a wolf but the only way you can really tell is a dna test they are like 30$ on amazon

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Huh if they're that cheap, I can try and convince my mother to let me buy one. Are they blood, urine, or saliva tested though?

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hey sorry i got the price wrong by at least 30$ the cheapest one i could find is this one 64$ and the reviews aren't the best if you truly want to test her and it be accurate i would save up for one of the 100$ ones they are basically the same as the like ancestry.com ones

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Ooooh yikes. Yeah then I would be able to get one then :( we aren't exactly rich and I'm just your classic broke college student

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many dna tests are saliva tested and pretty quick to do

comparison between low content, mid content, and high content wolfdogs (from the yamnuska wolfdog sanctuary)
link to comparison image
even in the low content wolfdog, you can see the wolfiness if that makes sense - i can't personally see it with your dog, but it's not impossible for her to have some wolf as with some wolfdogs (especially poorly bred ones), they just don't show the wolf traits all that much

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I see 0% wolf content in this animal if I'm being honest. I'd really recommend a DNA test if you want to advertise her as a wolf hybrid because misidentifying these animals can be very dangerous.

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