Dear Chelsea -and anyone else out there,__I live in an area of the Alps (Europe) where there are wild wolves. I have a 6 month old dog whose mother is a cattle dog and whose father is a wolf. She looks like a female carbon copy of the photo above taken by Wilczaka Saarloosa. So far, so good. She has been a model puppy, differing from the mother only in as much as taking much longer to house train (my dogs have their own basculating door and can stay indoors or outdoors as they please).__Well, to get to the point - what should I give her to eat? So far I have given her the dried dog food I generally give my other dogs, with a tin of dog food now and again, as a treat, or "real" meat when someone gives me a piece of venison or wild boar (the area is practically "infested" with deer and boar, and everyone here except me hunts).__Is this diet OK? Should I be giving her more meat? Cooked or raw? Bones?__Thanks for any suggestions you have, and about any other aspects apart from food.__Thanks__Anne Topley