The wolfdog is accused of having a propensity toward destructive behavior. Such as digging, shredding and chewing furniture. This is true in some cases. The destructive behavior is also apparent in other canines as well. Separation from the owners often results in separation problems in other dogs, with destructive behavior being the leading problem at forty-seven percent of the time.
Separation anxiety is treatable in older dogs as well.
Boredom can also result in destructive behavior. It also defines animal as any live or dead dog, cat, etc. Crosses between wild animal species, such as lions and tigers, are considered to be wild animals. Crosses between wild animal species and domestic animals, such as dogs and wolves or buffalo and domestic cattle, are considered to be domestic animals. This term excludes exotic animals and wild animals.