Breeding True Companions: °𝙒𝙊𝙇𝙑𝙀𝙎.𝘿𝙊𝙂

  We raise beautiful smart “wolves” here at Wolves Art Collective. Four years ago, we purchased a wonderful Akita pup named Molly. She stole our heart with her dainty persona and flower smelling obsession. Two years later we purchased an Akita and Husky mix with Heterochromia, Miles. A true wild wolf as he knows no bounds. These dogs are as much a part of Wolves Art Collective as we are. They have dutifully been here since Wolves Art Collective began, watching over us, giving us encouragement, and easing our stress. Our “wolves” have been here as our friends and confidants. We hope to give you the same experience,  a “wolf” to truly call your own.

  Living in the city may have its limits and restrictions, however we could not be deterred. We go through extreme effort to make sure our canine family members get the perfect balance of wilderness exposure and city discipline. Our “Wolves” are kept fit and tone with three generous walks a day and get trips multiple times a month to state parks, beaches, and any other wilderness area we can get them to. We believe it is essential to their growth and maturity to explore their own curiosity in their natural setting. In addition, we keep our dogs nourished with a customized raw meal plan full of brain food to give them the most training potential and keep their coats looking the best they can be.

  Our puppies make great companions. From birth, we made sure to instill a social and communicative temperament with our puppies. They are always ready to play but are shy of strangers, a natural guard dog trait. Our “Wolves” are loyal and fierce protectors. Whether its walking late at night or simply guarding the house when you are not home, our dogs have the capability for greatness, security, and to impress. This is one of the most intelligent and loving breeds you can own. 

 These puppies are not toy breeds. “Wolves” are capable and energetic. They require plenty of daily exercise because they are very smart and are high energy dogs. They have a strong desire to run and play. If you can't give them the attention and exercise that they need daily, then a Wolves Art Collective puppy is not the right dog for you. Taking care of dogs is a full-time job. THEY SHOULD NOT be confined to a pen or room all day. With minimal training, your dog can freely roam the home alone without incident.  These “wolves” have their own strong personalities. They require a lot of social and personal interaction.

  Our puppies are extremely perceptive and intelligent. "Wolves” are an important part of our family and your puppy will be an important part of yours. They should be treated as such. With patience and training, our dogs have the potential to be an intelligent, dependable and enjoyable companion. They will love you, and you will know it.