Wolf Dog (Calupoh)

About the Wolf Dog

The Calupoh, commonly referred to as the Mexican Wolf Dog, is a unique breed that beautifully blends the appearance of a wild wolf with the temperament of a loyal companion. This breed was originally developed in Mexico, with its lineage tracing back to ancient times. The Calupoh holds significant cultural and historical importance, as it was once revered by indigenous peoples for its strength, intelligence, and adaptability.

Known for their striking appearance, Calupoh dogs have a muscular build, thick fur, and expressive almond-shaped eyes. They are highly intelligent and require consistent training and socialization. While they exhibit a strong pack mentality, they are deeply loyal to their families, making them excellent companions for experienced dog owners who can meet their unique needs.

Despite their wolf-like appearance, Calupoh dogs thrive in environments where they can bond closely with their owners. They are not well-suited for first-time dog owners or those with limited time to dedicate to their care. However, for the right owner, the Calupoh offers a lifetime of loyalty and companionship.

Breed Characteristics

• Stamina Level: High
• Grooming: Moderate maintenance
• Training Ease: Challenging but achievable
• Size: Large (up to 100 lbs)
• Temperament: Loyal, intelligent, and protective

Care Requirements

Calupoh dogs require a well-rounded care routine to thrive. Daily exercise is essential, with at least 1-2 hours of activities such as walks, runs, or playtime. A balanced diet tailored to large, active breeds is recommended to maintain their health and energy levels.

Grooming needs are moderate, with regular brushing required to manage their thick coat and minimize shedding. Due to their intelligence, mental stimulation through training and interactive toys is crucial to prevent boredom and destructive behaviors.