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Why you will see more Wolf types in rescue Controversial

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  1. kcjack

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    #41 Nov 18, 2011
    Nice to see nothings changed lol xx

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  2. Murf

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    #42 Nov 19, 2011
    I changed my socks.:shock:
  3. kcjack

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    #43 Nov 19, 2011
    And thats probably all thats changed xx
  4. Tassle

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    #44 Nov 19, 2011
    I dunno.......looking at some other threads - I'd say quite a lot has changed.

    .....nice to see you back! ;)
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    #45 Nov 19, 2011
    lol looks like u havnt either then lmao :lol:
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    #46 Nov 19, 2011
    ewww murf is that all :shock: :lol:
  7. pippam

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    #47 Nov 23, 2011
    I met a dog that looked like a wolf it was a GSD x Husky but it could have been a wolf dog as it had really huge paws and that v shaped shoulder area.
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    #48 Nov 23, 2011
    :? :? what do you mean?
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    #49 Nov 23, 2011
    I read in another thread that true wolf hybrids have that v shaped area between the shoulders and really big hand like paws o.0
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    #50 Nov 24, 2011
    What v-shaped area?? Do you mean fur markings, or bone structure?
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