I think that in determining a suitable puppy to buy, anyone considering a larger breed, should ask about the possibility of dysplasia and even if OFA certs are available on the parents. Meegan Well, I'm not an expert, but can quote one. Hip dysplasia is an abnormal development and growth of the hip joint. Both hips are usually affected, but only one hip may show symptoms. The onset of clinical signs may not occur in both hips simultaneously.
Arthritis is the long term consequence of hip joint looseness.
It would seem to stand to reason if it affects dogs, it could certainly affect wolfdogs, as well. See Copyright information on main FAQ listings page.