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tamed of courseAnswers: Yes I would. In fact already did. Well he was half wolf anyway. Wolf and German shepard. Was the biggest baby you ever met. Wa.. 

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Yes I would. In fact already did. Well he was half wolf anyway. Wolf and German shepard. Was the biggest baby you ever met. Was great with kids. Got him when I was a year old, lost him when I was 15. Best animal we ever had. Still miss you Skeeter. sure, as long as the food isn't expensive

They would be soooo cute! even a tamed wolf would rely on its wild insticts when scared or surprised.so no i wouldnt wanna get malled or bitten

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http://www.realityisautomatic.com. Was thinking more along the lines of a rabit in a hat with a bat.hmmm.iflmao. Would like to, but know better! I believe the whole point is that a wolf cannot be truly tamed. So no, I prefer not to risk my life pointlessly for a wild dog that I would doubtless begin to believe was safe when it isn't. HELL YES!.. that soundz like fun.. i luv da idea Would you like to have a tamed alligator? Come on you see what happened to Sigfried and Roy and My dude Steve Erwin. Why a wolf. Get a dog..?? no i dont think my cats would like it not really. you can't tame a wolf I took care of a pet wolf, and he never seemed really happy.. He would run away if he could squeeze through the gate, and he spent his time sleeping, as if depressed, or gazing off into the distance..as if nature was calling. Before meeting him, I thought that I would like to have one, but he had an excellent home, and loving family..but it wasn't enough..he just wanted to be free.. yes I would like to have a wolf for a pet, I use to have a wolf/german shepard cross about 20 something years ago, been trying to find a full blooded wolf breeder No thank you. They're beautiful and noble, but they need to be in the wild and not forced to take the place of a dog. Personally - 'NO'. For 2 reasons. Wolves are basically 'pack' oriented and a pecking order is in their blood. One must be the dominant one