AGGRESSIVE WOLF HYBRiD PUP?

I have a 90% wolf and 10% malamute, she has been sweet and loving but shy since day one. We have NEVER seen any aggressiveness out of her besides new people if they grab her she will nip because she is scared. anyway today i was feeding 2 4 week old puppies that i rescued and all the dogs were together i didnt have time to put them all in separate rooms like i normally do i had a meeting in 10 mintures. Anyway kia (wolf hybrid) knows not to go after any food of the pups she just watches them eat but i guess she was hungrey and went to the pups food. I said no kia so i pushed her away and she turned on me she charged and chased me growling and barking she got my hand but i moved it before it got damaged. She is not food aggressive at all i had her since sne was 6 weeks old she is now about 4 months old. I tried to grab her muzzle and say no then she just went after me again. What should i do. She is already in petsmart training classes.

Yes i have done tons of research i have one male big large wolf. I had him for a year and before i had two wolf hybrids that died of old age. so i know plenty of hybrids just i had never had one that bit me

Haha. Good luck, my mother had a wolf hybrid when I was growing up. its father was a half German Shepard half wolf and its mother was a timber wolf. It attacked two people, and she had it before I was born and it had to get put down when I was 11. I was totally destroyed because it never showed aggression to me, but was still dangerous, sadly to say. If your hybrid is showing aggression to you, I won't be surprised if it attacks someone.

Plus, you're is more then half wolf, so be prepared for insane medical bills. It took thousands of years to breed wolf traits out of dogs, but its still there in almost all dogs.

I think you shouldn't keep your puppy. It's dangerous, for you, and the public. I'm not saying your dog is out of control, but a small toddler stumbling down the sidewalk could be an open target. and, plus, my mother's brother got arrested for having our hybrid, Axel, so you could get in trouble, if they're illegal near you.

You can't act like a dog trainer, you have to act like the alpha in a wolf pack. The training classes aren't going to do much, but I don't think you really did much when you looked into getting her, did you?
Most people see wolf hybrids as domestic dogs, but this is NOT the case. They need a different type of care and raising. Not like a chihuahua or something.
She is a WILD animal, not a house dog.

You are going to have your hands full.. this is why I do not agree with breeding "wolf hybrids" for pets. They are not wild animals, but they are not pets either. Many of them retain the strong wolf instincts.

She will always be looking to take her place as alpha in the pack. You will have to learn how to be a strong, dominant leader. It sounds like she was challenging you. She felt that the food belonged to HER not you.

She is a wolf for heavens sake. What do you expect from her? Really, she is not a domesticated dog. She can't fake it. She is what she is.

You have to be the wol