Are people afraid of Lobo? Are there laws against owning wolf hybrids?
I take Lobo to work with me every day, and everybody stops us and wants to talk to him. Many of them say, “He looks like a wolf!” but they are not afraid, because Lobo is very loving, very friendly, very quiet. But you should always keep a wolf hybrid on a leash in the city, and you should tell people how to approach him. Some people might make the mistake of coming up to him too quickly. It is important to take a wolf hybrid out to meet people all the time. Some owners make the mistake of keeping their wolf hybrid away from people and children, which is the wrong thing to do. A wolf hybrid should meet a lot of people every day. To socialize a dog properly, a dog should meet 2,000 people and 3,000 kids — but to socialize a wolf hybrid, he should meet 10,000 people and 10,000 kids. It takes a particularly long time for a wolf hybrid to get used to kids, especially kids five to seven years old, because kids move fast, and they shout, and they come up very close. In a few states and citi
