Living with a Wolf! #petwolf #wolfpup #wolfdog

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Living with a Wolf!
What are some of the things you might encounter while living with a wolf? Well, they might harass your dog, howl on the table, go to the window instead of the backdoor, and bite you in the butt! Here, you'll see it all. 🐺 ❤️ 🐾

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“I got a big butt, she got a small mouth” 😂😂

GonzalezFamily

If you got no mountain to howl on, table will do.

nickv

Honey's ancestors 30, 000 years ago: “We are ferocious predators of the wilderness!"

Honey 30, 000 years later: “I'm a pretty girl!" 😂

excalibur

You know it's a next level cool when you have a wolf howling on top of your table. That's a real flex right there!

margusmees

Her snarl is simultaneously adorable and frightening!

corrywhatever

That was a cute and wholesome video, but I died laughing when he got his ass bit by honey

GhostFolf

I miss mine. Seeing these is like torture after losing your own. I grew up with him in a canyon, and i miss him so much. His name was woofy, and he looked almost exactly like yours. He was a stray, and we were blessed to have him since he just showed up one day after church. We found him playing in our yard with our retriever. Initially, we thought they were fighting, but they were just playing. we did some aggression tests, and he wasn't. He was young then but already neutered, and so we put up lost signs, and no one answered. He never barked and didn't howl until George the retriever died, he howled every night for a couple months after his passing. Woofy lived to be 17 and spent the majority of his days running free around the canyon, just the way it should be. I hope spirits are real or that he went to heaven. He was an amazing, gorgeous dog.

MesquiteMan

“i got a big butt, she’s got a small mouth” lmao

Rattmouse

Honey is an adorable force to be reckoned with.

kaylabattle

You are very fortunate. Honey provides you with an endless amount of joy and laughter. Her unique personality is adorable.

anthonyg

I met a wolf at the dog park today. He was the snuggliest boi ever! He loved hanging around me, giving me leaning hugs and wanting all the pets. It was the coolest, most validating thing. Majestic and endearingly silly how much of a ham this guy was.

anthonyphan

It’s crucial that everyone watching this video understands it’s still showcasing a best-case scenario. Not every wolf can be domesticated to live in a home, even if raised from a pup. While they are undeniably beautiful creatures, I can see why people might find the idea of owning one appealing. However, it’s important to recognize that wolves are wild animals, and owning one requires serious preparation, experience, and commitment. It’s not something to be taken lightly.

solidhqx

My grandpa's wolfdog he was 86%wolf and rhe rest was german shepherd. He would go from barks to howls whenever someone was coming up the driveway. His way of guarding the den. He loved having kittens around him when he got older always letting them sleep near his belly. He actually would go on walks with my beagle. Buddy saw him like a little brother. Him and my beagle were inseparable really broke his heart when buddy passed on.

sullygaming

Wolf communication is fascinating! I often listen to them when I‘m sleeping outdoors! I love it. It doesn‘t scare me but many keep telling me I should be cautious, like the wolves would communicate to each other „there‘s a human sleeping outdoors we can chase!“ Hahaaa! No, we‘re not wolf prey and as far as I know the howling mainly says:“ We‘re here“ to other wolf packs, „it‘s our home and hunting area, don‘t interfere.“ And by the way, humans should respect that too or if humans want to chase wolves away from their sheep/cattle, they should do it respectfully, not just kill them because wolves help regulate nrs of other species that otherwise would grow exponentially - they are a valuable species within a biotope.

swissmiss