​Children play with the pups daily. As a result, the pups are socialized and confident when they go home with their new owners

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Owner: Elouise Leland
Why I am breeding wolfdogs
I was introduced to Wolfdogs 25 years ago. before wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone my daughter and her husband had Malamutes, a Husky and several WDs in Montana. My grandsons grew up with WDs. They are grown men now but I remember those days fondly.
​10 years ago I put down my beloved Anatolian Shepherd at 5 years of age due to bone cancer.
I needed another dog and just happened to see a photo of a WD pup. It brought back all my happy memories of when my grandsons were young and I got my first WD, Eutek. He turned out to be higher content. He was with me just about 24 hours a day. I was traveling around exhibiting at arts and crafts shows and he was always with me but never got used to other people. I finally got him a Labradoodle for a companion and built him an enclosure. 
In time I got another WD puppy, Shiye, and took him everywhere, but he too preferred to be at home so I got him a mate, Mesha.
Now I have Hinto, the perfect companion. He loves going out and has his admirers everywhere we go. We walk on the Withlacoochee Trail in the mornings with my friend, John, and we go to festivals and restaurants. Tractor Supply and Lowes are two of his favorite places. He is always welcome and enjoys all the attention.