The “puppies” were strange: too large for newborns, with long snouts and eyes yellow as amber. Their sounds didn’t resemble whining — more like a low, raspy howl.
“These aren’t purebred dogs,” said the vet, crouching beside one of them. “Most likely, their father was… a wolf.”
The man looked up.

“A wolf?..”
“Yes. Judging by the marks on the mother’s body, she probably lived in the forest for some time. It happens — a wild wolf mates with a dog, and hybrids are born.”
The exhausted dog lifted her head and gently licked one of her young.
“They’re still her babies,” the man said quietly.
A week later, he took the German shepherd home with him. The pups stayed at the center under the supervision of scientists. One of the veterinarians said:
“These little ones are rare — intelligent, strong, and loyal. But they must be raised carefully… because a part of the wild still lives within them.”

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