The Söt Blue Doggie Wolf

As everyone knows, there's always a point in life when it suddenly becomes soooo important to find one's roots of origin. This little doggie wolf now decided to take a long journey looking for his family and his fellows.

He's actually from an IKEA store, so moving from cache to cache, he'd like to visit as many places throughout the Scandinavian region as possible. Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Iceland, or anything up north is fine for him. :)

He started his journey from Jyväskylä, Finland in 2018.

He's also eager to meet his younger and elder bro's like other doggie wolves, snakes, reindeers, polar bears, etc... In case you've got any of them (you'll likely have some if you visited IKEA recently :) ), you're welcome to take a photograph of the "reunion".

Hi there!

Let me introduce Söti, The Söt Blue Doggie Wolf, undoubtedly the cutest member of my pack of blue doggie wolves. He came - as well as the others - from IKEA and is very proud of his Swedish origins (ehh... they're actually made in Vietnam, but who cares...). Söti is now up to leave the pack for a while: Having gotten a trackable dog tag, he's ready to hit the road!

Actually, what/who is he?

Despite officially being a wolf (IKEA states so), I still believe he's more likely a "doggie-wolf", however, his taxonomical classification is still unclear. Analysis of his DNA is still pending. :)

His name "Söt" means "sweet" in Swedish. This is a fact, no doubt.

What's his goal?

See above.

Other stuff

He's machine washable: As he'll probably get eventually dirty, you could definitely make him happy by washing at 30-40°C - if needed.

Unlike other doggie wolves, he's a real gourmet - once he feels hungry, you'd better give him:
- Any pretzel-shaped crisps, or real pretzel of any size
- Horse chestnuts

That's all, I wish Söti a pleasant stay with you.

Gabeszosz