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According to Ontario’s Ministry of Natural Resources, this lanky 3-year-old female is F1737. Eastern wolves, recently renamed “Algonquin wolves”, were previously considered a subspecies of the gray wolf. Recent genomic research, however, tells us these rare wolves represent a distinct species more similar to the red wolf. Eastern wolves are classified as a “threatened” species. […]
For many dogs, the most important aspect about the food you feed your dog is whether or not you use it in training. If your dog has behavior problems, you can, and should, use their regular food to help solve those problems. That’s why it’s well worth considering a dry kibble that will be convenient to use in […]
The ancestor of every domestic canine is the Wolf. Yes, even that tiny Chihuahua that fits in your pocket is a direct descendant of Canis lupus. Indeed, it is a specimen that draws great curiosity and awe. The wolf is regarded as a spiritual symbol, an apex predator and, overall, a majestic beauty. Wolves have […]
The easiest and most effective tool in dog training is hands-down, the humble hollow chew toy filled with food. It’s so powerful because it trains your dog tirelessly, for hours, without any supervision. Fill it up and give it to your dog, it’s as simple as that. It will automatically train your dog to enjoy […]
Wolf Haven’s annual fall fundraiser and annual meeting, Wolves & Wine offers guests and supporters an opportunity to share their passion for wolves and our mission: To conserve and protect wolves and their habitat. This evening of fun offers both silent and live auctions, beer and wine tastings, plentiful hors d’oeuvres and a chance to […]
It’s important to use your hands correctly if you want to be a good dog trainer. Expert handlers know how to use their hands to energize, calm, lure and reward. On the other hand, when owners don’t know what they’re doing, they can accidentally train their dog to become afraid of human hands, which can lead […]
January 2017 saw a story hit the newspapers and news stations of the world, about a stray dog called Spirit who had been brought to a clinic in Romania after being horrifically mutilated by a psychopath. Her leg and tail had been hacked off, her teeth extracted, her skull broken and her lower spine fractured. […]
RUSSIA is planning a mass slaughter of stray dogs ahead of the this year’s World Cup despite assurances this will not happen, claim animal rights campaigners. Tenders worth £1.4million have been signed in host cities to deploy “canine KGB” deaths squads, according to Ekaterina Dmitrieva, director of the City Animal Protection Foundation. The campaigners are […]
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