Wolfdog Puppy for sale in Laporte, Minnesota | $100
wolf highbred puppies for sale in mn
Listing Type
Pet for Sale
Listing ID
:505367
Price / Fee
:$100
Location
:Laporte, Hubbard County, Minnesota
Published
:30+ days ago
Breeder
Listing Description
Low content wolf puppies for sale. $100.00 each.
3/4 husky 1/4 arctic wolf, ready now! 1/4 timber wolf, 1/4 malamute, 1/2 husky puppies ready April 15th for adoption asking $25 deposit non refundable. we do not embark or puppies but the grand parents were embarked. These are real wolves and take time to adjust to new families and need lots of patients! Make sure you look up local laws before purchasing! they need room to run, no kennels or small cages!
call or text *** text preferred, thanks. We do not ship, pickup only!
Pet Listing Essentials
Price / Fees
:$100
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the available breeds of puppies for sale?
We have wolf highbred puppies for sale, specifically a mix of 3/4 husky and 1/4 arctic wolf. Additionally, we will have 1/4 timber wolf, 1/4 malamute, and 1/2 husky puppies ready for adoption.
What is the adoption fee for the puppies?
The price for our wolf puppies is $100.00 each. A $25 deposit is required for adoption, which is non-refundable.
Where are the puppies located?
Our wolf highbred puppies are located in Laporte, Hubbard County, Minnesota, United States.
Are the puppies socialized with families?
Yes, we take the time to ensure that our wolf puppies adjust to new families. However, they do require a lot of patience and socialization.
Can I ship the puppies?
No, we do not offer shipping for our wolf highbred puppies. All adoptions must be done via pickup only.
What are the legal considerations before purchasing a wolf puppy?
It is important to check your local laws regarding ownership of wolf highbred puppies before making a purchase. These are real wolves and they require adequate space to run and live.
What type of housing do these puppies need?
Wolf puppies need plenty of room to run and should not be kept in kennels or small cages. They thrive in environments where they can explore and exercise.
