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The Adirondacks in New York State could support a wolf population, not sure it would be a good idea to introduce them. Most of northern New England is wolf habitat. Northeast coyote are part wolf.
It's a bloody hunting dog. It's supposed to roam free. What use would it otherwise have?
And Sweden has a wolf population of around 300, so what are the odds that you encounter a pair of them?
Sending a single dog to hunt, in an area with dangerous animals, doesn't sound very advisable, at least send more than one. That's one reason why hunting with dogs isn't very popular in Alaska.
Sending a single dog to hunt, in an area with dangerous animals, doesn't sound very advisable, at least send more than one. That's one reason why hunting with dogs isn't very popular in Alaska.
Scandinavians have hunted with one dog for thousands of years, and we don't have threatening predators even close as much as in Alaska. Ok, the hunter was prepared for a possible encounter with wolves, as the dog had a spike jacket, but still.
This apartment complex is such a joke. The Internet suddenly stopped working last night around midnight. Maintenance said "that's not really our responsibility, you should call Airwaves about that." Ha, I call them and those ****s said "Oh yeah, this is a recurring problem and we can't really fix it. We'll call you back some time." Have to go to my car to get internet because my apartment seems to be the only one in the apartment without it. **** this place.
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