If this were a problem, there would be numerous documented reports about this. With the estimated 100,000 to 2.5 million wolfdogs in the US, turning on their owners, there would be a major public outcry over this. It s just not a problem. Many wolfdog owners report about their house dogs. It takes a lot of time, commitment, and patience to properly train and socialize a wolfdog.
Some dogs prefer the inside and some prefer the outside.
Some allow them inside under strict supervision, while others allow minimal supervision. Most owners report a higher intelligence level than with other dogs. Many wolfdog owners have stated they would not go back to any other breed of dog. Keeping a wolfdog is a great responsibility, one that should not be taken lightly. They are fairly large dogs that need some room to run and play.