Why?
Wolves are wild animals........always.
Just like racoons, who some people try to make into pets.
Or big cats, or bears, etc, etc.
Yeah, why not a polor bear, why not a cute little artic fox?
Really if he wants to fence in about forty acres, have the animal live in isolation for it's entire life and call it a pet. I guess it'd be okay.
I've seen a couple of really really nice Newfies from that part of the world. Tell him to stick to dogs, he'll be doing everyone and 'thing' a favor.
Jeff Cambeis Webboard User Reg: 03-12-2008
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I love exotic animals; things like lions, bears, komoto dragons, giant pythons, great white sharks etc. I am not sure I would own any of them.
I imagine it is similar to people that get their kicks out of rock climbing, crack smoking, avalanche skiing, running through death valley in August and jumping of bridges with a rope tied to you ankles. I write that as something beyond my ability to rationalize.
I'm glad a wolf is out but wonder what kind of future a dog has with your son. My understanding of your original post was that the wolf would be with your son only while he was in Alaska. What was the plan for when he is no longer in Alaska? Release it back into the wild?
If your son gets a dog and gets stationed somewhere he can't have a dog, do you get the dog?
After talking with Daniel, I do not think he was serious about a wolf and I really do not think he is interested in any type of dog as there will be times he will be in the field for days at a time.
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