Hello Sherri,
The word "timberwolf" usually means any gray wolf living now or formerly in the forested areas of North America, rather than in the Arctic tundra. See this article:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_Timber_Wolf

You need to ask your co-worker what percentage of wolf the "timberwolf" parent is. And what the ancestors of the "husky" really are. Siberian husky? Or some type of cross?

You must know these things or you should decline the offer of a puppy. Most pet owners are not prepared to raise a puppy that is half wolf. Here is an article on raising a wolf hybrid or wolf cross that is worth reading:
http://www.wolfpark.org/wolfdogs/wantwolf-jm.html

Please check out the facts!
Best wishes --
WorkingDogWeb.com

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I have a co-worker that says he has a mix of a huskey and timberwolf puppies and I can have one if I want. I have never heard of a timberwolf. Is that going to be a good god. or not? Anbody have any ideas? Thank you.