Wolf Hybrid Dogs are Amazing

Have a wolf hybrid. Her name is Xylia (zi lea) Greek for - "of the forest." She is a German Shepard, husky, wolf mix. Her mother was half wolf and very intense. Message me about the breed if you have questions. Please know before you get this breed. They are very different than a "dog".

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The Beast of Gévaudan, "a calf-sized men-eating wolf" that attacked about 210 people, resulting in 113 deaths (98 of them were partly eaten), between 1764 and 1767

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In Bavarian folklore a Wolfssegen was an apotropaic charm against wolves; conversely, a Wolfbann (Wolf-Bann) was a malevolent spell causing a wolf attack. The Wolfssegner, or more generally Segner, were mostly destitute elderly men who made a living by selling charms or incantations. They were mostly tolerated in the 16th century, but from the 1590s they began to be persecuted as witches. During the early 1600s, a number of Wolfssegner are tried and executed as werewolves.

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