Can gray wolves, dingos, and domestic dogs breed with each other?

[Raven=Writing Desk?]

I read somewhere that different species need to be closely related to interbreed like horses and donkeys. Considering that gray wolves, dingos, and domestic dogs all belong to the same species, could they have viable and fertile offspring?

 

[VivaLaRaza777]

YES, they can and if kept together without other members of their own species they WILL.

 

[poggles789]

I don't know about grey wolves, but dingoes and domestic dogs are sometimes bred for people who like the look of dingoes but don't want such a "wild" mentality. I think "same species" generally means they can breed and produce viable offspring, otherwise they would be another species

 

[Colettey spaghetti]

If they belong to the same species then yes they can breed. But if it is a totally different species like cats and dogs, then no they can't