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WELCOME TO LYKOSIA
Brooke has been involved with breeding purebred dogs since 2000 and heavily involved with advanced training/behaviour since 1995. Lykosia is our prefix (breeding name) and our breed is the Lykos (or Lykos Wolfalike).
For well over 2 decades we have dedicated immense expense and hard work into developing our bloodlines. We see this as personal achievement and our legacy. We have imported frozen semen, leased imported dogs, all for the love of our dogs and puppies. The results speak for themselves.
Lykosia are passionately dedicated to the development of the Lykos Wolfalike dog breed in Australia, and are registered breeders of with the Lykos Wolfalike Council of Australia Inc and abide by their Code of Ethics. We are based on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia.
We occasionally breed exceptionally sound and healthy companion animals that fit into the Australian lifestyle, are suitable for service work, the physical features of wolf, a wonderful nature and in compliance with with the Breed Standard. We support our puppy owners in all aspects of advice and training.
Within the first 10 years if the development of the breed, Lykos dogs we have bred are doing the following work outside the normal culture of a family pet, such as:
- Commercial advertising & marketing (acting as wolves in ads and movies)
- Therapy Dogs
- Assistance (Service) Dogs
- Autism assistance work and working with children with learning disabilities
- Psychiatric Support Dogs
- Scent Detection Dogs
- Emotional Support Dogs
- Tracking / Search & Rescue
- Obedience and agility dogs
- Sledding / Bikejoring
- Modelling for photography and artist sculptures
- Sheep herding and more
A lot can be said for our Lykos bloodlines proving themselves to be brilliant family dogs, as well as an all-round, reliable working dog that is willing to please and easy to train.
Developing the Lykos Wolfalike breed and our bloodlines is a dedicated hobby we are very passionate about. We do not breed for the commercial pet market/profit. We recommend that anyone interested in getting a dog to please consider a shelter or rescue in the first instance.
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