That little lip lick he did was pure approval of the kiss.👍🐕‍🦺

Yes

Pure love

Yes, he is

He broke his character with that puppy eyes 🤣

Hahaha 🤣🤣

😂 u kilt this brah

Stop anthropomorphizing animals you confused geek 🤨😐

Lol

Is that fenrir I thought he died well I’ll be damned

Our house cat settles beside me and chills when I let out the low deep rumble. Alfie (Grumps, Alfie's grandad) used to the same x

First time ever hear a cat purr I got scared cause I thought he was growling at me 🙈

It’s exactly what he said in the video.

​​​@@minleyfox5231yes thats why he/she wrote the comment

Yeah then proceeds to put his face right next to him like it was nothing lol

@@fer2150 Yes but he realizes that it's dangerous and that wolves don't generally have that tendency

Corporations have taken over veterinary services, that's why pets are subjected to so many unnecessary injections, the one rabies shot is all your dog needs. Stop injecting your pets with toxic junk. Neurological Damage from unnecessary injections is the reason why passive dogs suddenly become aggressive and attack.

Just a comment to let you know you got 4K likes 🙂

Yep so true.

7K likes with only 2 comments?!? Lemme change that 😂

@@No0oBGaMeR 7.1k likes and 3 comments? lemme change that too.

I ACCIDENTALLY DISLIKED IM SO SORRY

My border collie likes to grumble at us when he WANTS attention too. Little git 🤣

My Spanish mastiff does this when I scratch him too!

I swear to God my husky called me an idiot today but sure lol

​@@bravozero6 say what

@@ameliahill8273lol my Aussie is so vocal whenever she wants to play

hi

@@alexm8437 ...hi?

The equivalent of cat purring~

@@InedibleMuffin i saw miku pfp so i say hi :3 very noice

@@alexm8437 oh lol fair enough hi

Till he gets eaten

2.5k likes and no comments? Let me fix that 😎

You know a lot about wolves Jay

​@@Its_kitty258 It seemed very obvious

And the dog seems relaxed, too.

Oh wow this is the first time I've heard about them editing movies for rhat reason, thats pretty damn cool. Heck yeah, thanks for sharing that lil nugget of trivia!

I guess Hollywood doesn’t know tail wagging doesn’t always mean “let’s play”

Tail wagging means we cool to play, bruh it can mean “nice meal”😂

Movie scene: scary wolf appears from darkness. Scary wolf: *tail wagging like crazy* let's playy

Dogs don’t just wag their tail from happiness it can also be from nervousness, anxiety, fear, etc.

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😭🤣

😩😭😭

Lol

​@@quorented2849 dick ridaa Edit: his comment was smthn like "when will he learn that they're wild animals and will still kill him. But he thinks he's 'family'"

Even if its a dog it's still kinda the same.

Even a domestic dog can still bite. If you're not paying attention to the animal's body language what might be intended to be a warning "knock it off" could easily leave you in the hospital. The hard truth is our skin is paper thin and the majority of people don't understand what animals very clearly are saying in posture and body language.

@@Omakhara I understand that, but I get in the face of my 40lb schnauzer-terrier mix that I raised from a pup all the time. The dynamic is a bit different. I understand the risk but it’s completely different with a wolf, or even with a dog like a pit bull.

However he’s clearly a good puppy

Yep. This guy is the exception for that wolf. He's basically a parent to it.

😂😂😂

😹

For real😂

😅😅😅

Forest Cred LOL 😆 😂 🤣

It can also be a sign of anxiety or annoyance.

@@therumtumtiger he’s been around them for 9 years I think he would know how they would act. Plus they don’t necessarily wag their tail when they have anxiety or annoyance. It would be down

@@60kMoon Tell that to the people who died because their lion/bear/chimp had one off day and mauled them. If an animal is growling it's a sign to stop. Even in pack settings they growl to ward off each other but if it does work they bite, and not softly, hard...

​@The Rum Tum Tiger u can't apply one thing to every single animal he's with it 9 years and knows the risks ur crying about nothing

@@chrispartlow2337 Lol

200th like lol

exactly what i said. the pup looks tired and chill.

Yup, no teeth showing, and he even kinda nuzzles against his hand sometimes. Happy wolf. 😊

Unfortunately there's many people that don't know how to read an animals face, showing the tail was just a reassurance to those people. :)

If the wolf was unhappy no way is he letting you put your face next to his

Yes

@Unknown_User bet

​@Unknown_User okey

@@thatskindagaybro... why am I cracking up super hard out loud

@@Rafiiiii-kd3gk 😂why is this so funny to me..

Especially if you look at his eyes and see that they're full of love.

2.3k likes and no comments 😂

@@xcmmm you just had to ruin it....

Ikr it's such a sweet bond

I thought canines growling is equivalent to cats purring ?

@@arkoholicditto495 nah usually it’s a sign of aggression but sometimes they just do it for no reason I guess

Also neck and back hairs. I had an ill behaved rescue Gshep growing up. The difference between a normal bark and an "Im scared" bark was if her her fur furrowed and spiked up. I miss her and learned a lot on behavior therapy from her. Unfortunately it was too late to course correct when we got her, but we were able to grant her a full life. We just had to provide constant supervision.

I'm 13 I've been working with German shepherds since I was 6 and my mom rises them and sells

​@@your_tia_titties did anyone ask you?

🤓

No

I mean.. it’s a wolf so

@@GregLemons U missing the point bro

​@@isiahcurry1593 no he's not.. it is indeed a fucking wolf.

THIS! No matter how friendly wildlife might act, we cannot forget it is WILDLIFE. In nature, you don't play with the wolf or the whale, they play with you. :P

Actually he can bite him for sure but the human is in the wrong, wild animals have to be in the wild not in jails or being a pet to humans, so even if he does bite him it's not his fault

Or a person. There's really no telling what anyone could do next.

but the difference is the size and force of the animal, aswell as the chance. domestic dogs and cats in most cases bred over throusands of generations to be friendlier, and smaller than that of a wolf or a big cat. so the chance of attack is lower as well as the danger of said attack

Exactly, on the domesticated part of it. My cat, who I have had since he was 18 years old (he is now 24). He was a street or feral, car until he was taken to the shelter when he was 16. At least that's how old they think he was. Throughout the time that I have had him I have found out that he will not be "domesticated". He is still a wild cat. He fights for his food and affection. The first time I rescued him for some teens who were trying to pet him after he ran out of a hotel room I had, he bit through my nose piercing and tore my nostril in half. After that, I made it clear that I am the pride leader and he is not to mess with me. He will growl at me and show his teeth so I know that I am annoying him, so I will let him be after that. It was painful and bloody but I made it clear that unless he is in extreme pain, I will not tolerate that kind of behavior.

Bruh... you know dogs also have this instinct so i hope you stay away from dogs if you put this argument up.

​@@daniel.s.stefanov well if the theory of evolution is right like Charle's Darwin said it was and we really did come from apes its entirely possible we are just naturally chaotic creatures and if that is the case the main goal would be finding why we are chaotic, but we will never truly know. We kill, we bleed, we murder, we steal, lie, etc. And than wonder why we do it and it all dates back too when you were infant and you opened your eyes for the first time and you either got hate and disgust for the rest of your life or love and affection. That's what makes the difference between a ticking time bomb or a calm gestured man or woman or cat creature. That's usually the neurotypical experience anyways. The "weirdos" as society calls them usually look at the neurotypicals like they are the insane ones. Not all "weirdos" are actually sane though just keep that in mind. Don't approach me or my weird kind we will give your baby crack. Anyways ya not only did we divide ourselves by the color of our skin we were born with, we proceeded too objectify and destroy anyone who had a different opinion than us. It is absolutely despicable and trust me most of them did not look sane. Anyways I could go on and on about how humans disappoint each other all the time it would be worthless, point is its entirely possible.

Exactly! Thought he was gonna be the typical guy that says “oh yeah he’d never hurt me” but was pleasantly surprised he acknowledged the potential dangers. Also another thing people do forget about wolves is that they’re what we originally “domesticated” to get the dogs that we know and love today

There’s even a chance with domesticated dogs (of course, a dog has much less chance to actually kill you).

He is family, I have no doubt any other humans would be much less welcomed

Hey even loving children could badly bite their parents one day

@@mscupcakegirl07 true! you said what i was thinking

Also kinda similar to the growl I hear in large dogs when you STOP to pet them. "Did I ask you to stop? No!" :D

Cats use vocal chords for purring and hissing, literally the same thing

@gopplergoppler8827 what... the tone of the purr means everything to... hissing n purring r not the same

@@mlsavage7330 exactly cats can put in fear or for comfort or when in pain to help them sleep and when happy they can also communicate with tail gesturing animals are honestly so cool and they’re also wrong about using their vocal cords they use muscle spasms/vibrations to creat the sound😊

That’s true if it was a mean growl it would be deeper and he’d be showing teeth

and 🦊s do it best 🤣

My dog does it sometimes. Usually just to get my attention.

@@fireboxthefoxiean its hilariously cute 😂😂

I was about to say th exact same thing. And also if you raise an animal you know every noise they make means something different.

I had a house cat who grumbled like that when he was being pet- it was a noise of contentment from all anyone could tell!

Right. That's why it's important to study up on the animal's body language generally speaking.

​@@LinZhasInfiniteSwag A growl is a growl 99% chance it is aggression. They can be vocal without the growl. They are animals please respect that. I once lived on a 60 acre farm in the backwoods of Mississippi, I always treated and respected them as animals, please be mindful of that.

My dog sounds vicious, right before he snuggles you.

@@cbur4054did you mean to tag me or was it an accident? Jw

@@cbur4054factually untrue. Growling can mean a plethora of things. Still I mean respect the fact nature can and will rip you to shreds but growling can be the equivalent of setting boundaries, it can be aggressive and defensive, it can be excitement, playfulness, the want to snuggle, pleased your family is near,

😂.. he's just so handsome! The wolf that is🥰

@@kimkoh3094 😂 You’re right!! Though the human isn’t that bad either!

Exactly!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Wouldn't he want to lose his wolf card? So he can become a man.

LOL

Yea,,,,, THAT'S WHAT I'M THINKING!!!; HE'S JUST A BIG OK PUPPY!!!! SCARY AS FUCK,,, BUT,,, HE'S STILL A PUPPY!!!

Yeah my bitty terrier does that when I pet her. His eyes are so relaxed. I'm surprised people don't see it in his face.

I was thinking the same. He's purring

*boy

@@Auvas_Damask *boi

A big vocal boi

@@Auvas_Damask *Boah

@@Auvas_Damask BIG BOI is a rapper.

Except for when they suddenly decide that you're not.

Humans will never be considered part of a wolf's pack. Thats just Hollywood.

@@Dead25mbruh. Wolves aren’t emo middle schoolers that’ll kick you out of their pack over petty shit

@@Bruh1 faxs

Oh wow you basically said if you are family you are family. As a pack is indeed only a family where if they are old enough they leave. And the only alphas are the parents.

Exactly. But let those lips start coming up or those ears start going back, and it's time to gooooo.

@@tsgillespiejr heck yeah. I don’t want any of those problems. lol

Wrong. LOL the massive misconception between humans thinking facial expressions apply to animals. They dont.

@@pkwithmeplease guess u calling everyone in da comments wrong then

​@@pkwithmeplease animals communicate with each other through body language in the wild. It's not personification to try and decode their natural language. It would be personification to apply human standards to animal behaviors, but that's not what these people are doing. You can learn to read a canine and communicate with them. They're intelligent animals, just like us.

yeah, explain to the dude who raised two wolves what the wolf actually does...

@@Vittrich Its obviously not to explain to him, its to explain to the comments, calm down Einstein

@@Botmfeeder02 how can you look in the mirror and not kys?

my dog does the same exact noise when you scratch her belly, hes just a big puppy

Aw my dog made the same sound of affection before he bit my finger off, he’s so affectionate🥰

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You don't get out enough Cindy

Same, but I wasn’t able to keep the left side of my face

And getting eaten at the same time.

Lucky

It's just the truth chill

​@@diego032912 Huh? I literally said that I loved that he was being honest as someone who takes care of wild animals, unlike other pet owners who claim that their "pets" are super friendly, etc.

@@diego032912say you don’t have comprehension skills without saying you don’t have comprehension skills 😂 whoever pissed in your cereal this morning don’t take it out on this woman for no reason lol

@@darlinguwu14lol don’t mind him, reading comprehension is 0%

I know that it's just weird that it's something to love for me. Like it's the truth, he's a wild animal? Do you really need someone else to tell you that he has the possibility to bite?

He's 9 YEARS OLD ..not a pup

​@@TheJustjim3333 he's a pup at heart, smh.

@@TheJustjim3333 it’s a term of endearment, 🙄🙄I’m well aware that he’s nine.

@@RachelM-Head I think he was confused with your comment. I was too in the beginning bc you wrote growing. I think it was meant to be growling, right? :)

@@saskiamadeleine lol, opps yeah thanks for pointing that out.

That's what I have to tell people so often. They can tell if you're even hesitant. If you confidently come up, showing respect/restraint, they'll 99% of the time allow you into your space.

Humans are also animals, just a little fun fact for you.

Humans are also animals, just a little fun fact for you.

@@ptwowo8448 Yeah I know but most of the time people see it as an unbreakable barrier between animals and humans. I just used it for the sake of clarity.

Well, somehow we ended up with dogs. Even dogs consider people that trained & raised them members of the pack.

Thank you someone with full logical sense a lot of fairytale shyt going on lately mixing Disney with reality just like my lying Babooshka told me bees 🐝 don’t sting unless you bother them Lies got stung twice and wasn’t even thinking about no effin 🍯🤷🏿‍♂️

@@jamillie87 u were probably near there nest but didn’t know it I said the same thing when I got stung while cutting grass & figured out the nest was inside the ground hidden

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its his eyes lowering that shows me he's cool. We all have natural intuition...if you cant read your dogs body language, then u ain't listening... its usually when we ignore that feeling, that an incident happens.

Happy to see you as thier meal sometimes 🤣🤣

True, and there is not that much of this "feral instinct" that people like to blame when animal attacks. Honestly if you will push fully domesticated, big dog to the edge, you will annoy them, they will attack and possibly kill you. Wild animals are just not as used to us as domesticated or tamed animals are, and they react quicker. For example, my dog won't normally attack you but she won't let random person enter my garden, and even family members that are not living with us,needs to respect her personal space. She needs to meet you, smell you, and when she wants to be left alone, guests have to respect that - although she prefers to sit with people :D Point is, all animals have some level of patience, and we need to respect their personal space. Otherwise, well they may feel cornered and pushed to the limit, even a budgie will attack, even dog will, even cat will.

​@@Nika44I treat my cat like I should with humans, and I'm the only one in the house she tolerates XD

They can respect deezNuts

Like a purr

Wolves body/facial expressions are so crazy when you think about it. Like they are so definite when they are unhappy or uncomfortable and show out when they are happy and feeling affectionate.

Our dog does this too at times. He's part Norwegian elkhound. He also doesn't have the normal bark. Elkhound are said to be directly related to wolves.

Kinda like a big cats purr or a tigers chuffing

@SpawnPK Tom Hanks Thank God we have a hard ass who has to show how fragile he is by getting offended by a simple comment. Good on ya bud. 👏

Can we stop calling elderly dogs pups?

@@Boobie.Rashardno

@@Boobie.Rashardno

No

@@Boobie.Rashard no

*son

Wish I did too. Dog is great too.

I'm so jealous, that's legit so cool

@@elcee7800 you could buy a wolf dog

Bro's a real man

🥰love this 💕

My dog does the same thing haha

For dogs, pressing your body onto another is a sign of dominance. In a way you are "threatening" him and he feels uncomfy and "puts you into your spot". Altho if you did that since day one and he didn't grow up with other dogs, there's a chance he understands that it's a sign of affection despite his instinct.

@@hinamiravenroot7162 Exactly. And the growl still comes due to ten thousands of years of evolution.

Mine growls at me all the time. But He got it wrong, he did it since we got him, I dont think he knows why do other dogs use it😁

My sentiments exactly

All animals where wild animals. It starts with taming one and the next and next until they are domesticated. No domestic animal started rhat way duh.

word.

@@aggilos9650 true, but did you really have to be condescending ?

@@aggilos9650 Ok... now the point of this was acknowledging that it's still a wild animal so.

“Never trust your instincts” - some random guy

if you raise a wolf it might bite you when your hands are legs. - sun tzu

Bro this just made me laugh out loud!!!!

Bro this is one of the funniest comments ever dawg 😂😂😂

​@@dacrimney make me spent way to much time finding a sense to that

animals don't swear

@@ilikeanimals5015not yet. Gimmie a minute

No

@@ilikeanimals5015 How would you know?

@@ilikeanimals5015language is universal im sure animals mouth each other off in their language 😂you just can’t understand their words but their actions you can🤷🏾‍♂️

Pretty much spot on. I've worked with them a little bit in the past and I always loved the vocals. Even with some dogs, a growl like that can be normal communication and no aggro.

Funny thing is, my sister has I believe it's a Chihuahua, maybe mixed but still small. This mf bonded with me and growling became his sign of affection ONLY towards me. Lmao. I was so confused but I'm generally good with animals so I started watching how he'd act in certain situations and I narrowed it down to the growling being affectionate. Even so, omg it's annoying. Like shut up🤣🤣 Cool dog, he's protective of her so that's good but that was a first for me.

A wolf could be in best most positive mood ever and still growl and grumble their heads off

Because this guy bottle fed this wolf, the wolf never learned normal wolf communication sounds. He had no reference to know what different sounds mean. So growling for him could mean something totally different because he wasn't taught otherwise by other wolves.

May he is just embarrassed and doing it for hide it. Those guys are more intelligent than we think.

That’s what a man used to be this guy probably fixes his own car and changes his watch batteries lol

@@PatternLand So you can't fix your own car and change your own watch batteries?

@@RewtB33R I was speaking more so in general like the men of today lol but I my self am not a knowledgeable in any way of cars I have changed my exes tire before though and I do plan on changing the battery for this pocket watch

@@PatternLand changing a wheel is not a flex baba

I want a puppy please or come visit him

Not so long ago, (i live in France) 2 dudes were screaming, taunting and throwing rocks at a really big deer who was in rut, one got lucky and was able to run away , the other one got fked up really bad... real life animals are not the same than the ones in disney movie

@@downeedles9249the only chance they’re like Disney animals is if u treat em like one

​​@@downeedles9249 i hope they learnt their lesson! no reason at all to throw rocks at a deer

@MQZ17 Exactly! Like, reasons my cat has tried to bite my hand TODAY: the weather makes his back and ear hurt and he's mad at the world; mad I'm not giving him pets; mad I am giving him pets; mad I'm trying to give him medicine so his joint pain gets better; mad I changed the TV to something apart from squirrels; mad I don't let him bite his brother when he's in a mood; mad I got up and he had to get off my lap; mad he's not allowed to eat yarn; mad he's not allowed to eat plastic He's a sweetheart like 90% of the time and actually pretty thoughtful for a cat, but he's still an animal and part of not getting maimed is understanding their body language (the other part is accepting that you're going to end up with at least a few scars)

There's always a reason for an animal attacking, but they can't speak English so you can't figure the specific problem most of the time. All you have to go off of is mutual respect and body language.

same

Growling or more like croaking is fine. They're just "talking". Don't mistake snarling as just excited though. That shit needs correction. Dogs that is

Tails are the biggest mood revealer

​@@Oretal yes and no. My Mal mix can be wagging her tail/moving it around (she initially didn't know how to wag her tail) and not be happy. This has historically been in the presence of other dogs, she is a rescue with poor socialization, and has a much better bond with me now. The height of the tail is much better gauge; up over the back tends to mean excitement and/or unease, tail low and loose is relaxed and confident.

@@rsqddogmom oooohh alright. Thank you for explaining it for me yo, I appreciate it!

I had a wolf (videos on my channel of that beautiful boy), and he did the exact same thing. That didn't sound aggressive and he did not have any aggressive posturing, such as hackles raised, ears back, and wrinkling the nose. Wolves tend to talk a lot. At least some of them!

To me it sounds like family embarrassment When you get a little embarrassed by how much your family loves you but you can't help but smile a bit because you know you love them too and you can't get mad at them being so nice

Thank you i was jus ab to type ab this😂🔥

​@@Lycantis I believe he's in a better place now. 🙏 and one day... just maybe one day. All of us might see him

Hey at least what you did makes sense, have you ever seen a vimen with snake, and the snake starve itself to ear ER? Lol the snake should have done it's job.

When it comes to dogs in homes. First they are animals, then dogs, then our pets. In that order. People forget that and put them in a hierarchy in the pack they don't belong. I love dogs more than people, sometimes. But they are still animals. We need to protect our families.

​@@mwrice45 dogs do not form packs the way wolves do, they are not the same, and wolf packs don't function as I assume you think they do, just FYI Humans are also animals, btw

My little havanese growls when he’s happy and especially if he has a toy in his mouth it’s hilarious. People get a little scared and I’m like “don’t worry it’s his happy growl”

@@brianpaul3331 thanks for the image 😂😂

@@nickrue107 Wolfy Wolfy

had a Mastiff/pitt mix that would chuff back when ppl talked. my shepherd sighs like Marge Simpson 😆