LF: (FOUND) Natural Looking 400+ Stat Wolves to be a Future BM (FOUND)

LF: (FOUND) Natural Looking 400+ Stat Wolves to be a Future BM (FOUND)
Posted 2021-09-11 11:19:37 (edited) #521092 My current BM is growing old, and it's time to look for a new one. I want a wolf with little to no genetic ties to my pack, so unfortunately I can't use any of my own pups. Fortunately for you, it means I'm willing to pay almost anything for a good match! "Natural-Looking" Examples: Also this In essence, I'm looking for wolves that look well-blended. No harsh colors or color schemes, please. I tend towards darker wolves (they're easier to blend), but the last example is also a good one and has a lighter color scheme. Any sort of markings are fine, but I really do not like husky markings. They tend to make the scheme way too harsh, and the puppies always look more dog-like to me. It's a good look- just not what I'm breeding for at the moment. As a side note, do not look at my current BM as a good example. He was made in EA and he's a reddish mess. For stats, as long as the wolf is in a 400 ballpark (a bit below is fine), it's good. I'd prefer a BM with a T2 coat. T3 is nice, but not necessary. I'd also really prefer a wolf without inbreeding. Long lines are absolutely fine, and one or two instances of inbreeding in really long lines is fine, but less is definitely better here. If you don't currently have a wolf that meets what I need, but you have produced pups like that in the past, please leave a comment. I'm more than willing to put down an advance payment to secure a good pup!	Tech 3.0 #5155

Posted 2021-09-11 11:19:37 (edited)

#521092

My current BM is growing old, and it's time to look for a new one. I want a wolf with little to no genetic ties to my pack, so unfortunately I can't use any of my own pups. Fortunately for you, it means I'm willing to pay almost anything for a good match!

"Natural-Looking" Examples:

Also this

In essence, I'm looking for wolves that look well-blended. No harsh colors or color schemes, please. I tend towards darker wolves (they're easier to blend), but the last example is also a good one and has a lighter color scheme. Any sort of markings are fine, but I really do not like husky markings. They tend to make the scheme way too harsh, and the puppies always look more dog-like to me. It's a good look- just not what I'm breeding for at the moment. As a side note, do not look at my current BM as a good example. He was made in EA and he's a reddish mess.

For stats, as long as the wolf is in a 400 ballpark (a bit below is fine), it's good.

I'd prefer a BM with a T2 coat. T3 is nice, but not necessary.

I'd also really prefer a wolf without inbreeding. Long lines are absolutely fine, and one or two instances of inbreeding in really long lines is fine, but less is definitely better here.

If you don't currently have a wolf that meets what I need, but you have produced pups like that in the past, please leave a comment. I'm more than willing to put down an advance payment to secure a good pup!

Tech 3.0
#5155

Posted 2021-09-11 11:39:50

#521103

i have ths girl that i was going to R&C. her stats will easily be able to be bumped up during pup training, but her lineage is long (i dont see anything about lineage length).
adult image:

since she is a puppy she is able to be sex changed

(INACTIVE) akeliza 🌸
#10011

Posted 2021-09-11 11:50:45

#521112

I don't really care about lineage, so long as it isn't visibly inbred. I don't outsource breedings a lot, and I keep track of family lines within my pack myself, so there's low risk of inbreeding.

Tech 3.0
#5155

Posted 2021-09-11 18:53:00 (edited)

#521229

I have this pup with 469 stats for 2 GC

His adult form
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Lin Fox
#10876

Posted 2021-09-11 19:40:49 (edited)

#521250

I was going to R&C these two (hence why their training is a bit all over the place) but they may work for you. They both have monochrome bases which I consider natural but you may not. Both are G3.
Steele male (has Selene Dilution, but that can easily be remedied with a marking remover)
Sterling male

Also, I have a couple pair bonded chasers that are pretty natural (Neutrino and Electromagnetic) but I wasn't planning on breeding them for a while longer, both to get their stats up more and because I don't need any replacement hunters right now. However, if you're interested, I could probably do a "test" litter to see what the resulting pups look like. Since I've never actually bred them before I can't say that they for sure will produce good and relevant puppies though. So, this option wouldn't require any advanced payment lol.

I've also got a stalker/herbalist pair (Ekpyrotic and Warp) that I *want* to say produce natural puppies, but unfortunately last litter's puppies sent to the Enclave were deleted and only this lad is left (who I kept because Fox). Also, I'm a bit hesitant about them because they'll be having their last litter, and I'm not sure which pup/s I'll want to keep. But it is an option. Also wouldn't require payment in advance since I couldn't guarantee anything.

Xeva
#16394

Posted 2021-09-11 23:14:04

#521343

@Zeva
I do count monochrome bases as natural. But I'm also trying to take into account the wolves I currently own and will be breeding, and I'm aware that breeding them to wolves that look like your adols will produce some odd-looking pups. Back in EA/early game days I bred a few of my wolves to studs with that scheme and only a few pups came out looking natural-ish. (I left for a while and only now came back. A lot of my wolves are still from EA lol) It's not a complete no-go by any means, though.

I'd really like to see Neutrino and Electromagnetic bred together. The payment in advance is really more for your time, resources, and the fact that you're breeding wolves that would otherwise wouldn't have. Females can only produce so many litters, after all. I pay for your effort and to show you that I'm not gonna back out and say "Oh whoops nevermind. Sorry not sorry for all the resources you used!" I'd give you some SC along with food, amusement, and a nest. No need to give it back if none of the pups come out the way we hope, because you still held up your end of the bargain.

Also, imma be real, even if none of the resulting pups look good enough for a BM, I'd probably still take one. I'm a sucker for high-stat pups. I'll PM you.

Tech 3.0
#5155

Posted 2021-09-12 08:38:46

#521452

I've got Brigandine, a NIB merle fox with 486 stats. Not sure if he's natural/blended enough for your tastes, but I thought I'd offer. He's unweaned but I can reserve if you're interested.

Lionel
#34199

Posted 2021-09-12 09:46:21

#521476

I've set up a deal with Zeva,but thank you Lionel!

Tech 3.0
#5155

LF: (FOUND) Natural Looking 400+ Stat Wolves to be a Future BM (FOUND)

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If you don't currently have a wolf that meets what I need, but you have produced pups like that in the past, please leave a comment. I'm more than willing to put down an advance payment to secure a good pup!

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