It’s in Divide, Colorado, which is west of Colorado Springs on Route 24, about 28 miles. 👍

@@PlainsPup sorry I just saw the information! I got too excited!

@@Christ_Is_Life10-10 Hope you can go sometime!

Yep, that’s basically why they went slow with this one, letting him set the pace.

Vielen Dank, dass Sie sich mein Video angesehen haben! Ja, Wölfe und Hunde sind erstaunliche Kreaturen ... sie sind meine Lieblingstiere!

If you use the skipping bar, you can see a small image of a second video with a wolf

@@michko7979 video doesn't work at all

You got that right

I’m still no

Hassan

Just another clickbait sham

What?

Probably does. What kind of dog?

@@PlainsPup Bo is a Shiloh shepherd. ...Native to NY

@@kman5330 Nice. Yep, pretty wolfish type of dog. And a black wolf like this one looks a bit dog-like, since all black wolves got their color by a cross with dogs somewhere in their lineage. So yes, black wolves and shepherd dogs do look rather similar!

@@PlainsPup yep ...black is not a natural wolf color. Around children he's mrs.doughtfire ....runs with his tail straight down snd once in a while you can see he steps in his own prints. He uses his body to steady people up or down steep slopes . I've learned a lot about the difference between dogs and wolves....i took a cross country trip with him and I'm pretty sure he's the only one to surf in a dog surfing competition. ...good times

@@PlainsPup What kind of wolf is it?

Herbivores are necessarily an order of magnitude more abundant than carnivores. Hunting carnivores for fur brings their populations dangerously low, and steel jaw traps are very painful and cruel. In contrast, hunting wild herbivores or rearing domestic ones for meat and other products (like leather) can be done sustainably, and they can be dispatched quickly. In addition, because we now have other materials, we do not require fur from carnivorans to keep warm anymore. However, predatory animals like humans and wolves (wild and domestic, i.e. dogs) still need meat for sustenance, and we get that from herbivores; leather is part of that system. Finally, we have intimate relationships with dogs and cats, so it is easy to see how their relatives (other carnivorans like wolves, bears, raccoons, bears, etc.) suffer when persecuted. Herbivores like cattle or deer, on the other hand, are not part of our social network, and so it is more acceptable to use them as a resource, provided they are dispatched as humanely as possible.

NAH YOU ARE JUST PISSED OF BECAUSE YOU CAN'T HUNT ANYMORE AND IT'S DIFFICULT FOR YOU TO HUNT YOU INSOLENT LOATHSOME SHALLOW DISGUSTING PITIFUL DISGRACEFUL INHUME WOLF KILLER WHAT YOU WANT IS SET THEM FREE SO YOU HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO KILL THOSE WOLF YOU MONEY GRABBER PEOPLE LIKE YOU DESERVE TO BE ROT IN HELL FOR ETERNITY!!!!!!!!!

I don’t like that he is on a leash!

You're missing the point of the entire place... I encourage you to visit and see for yourself.

Yeah, maybe or ... "I see you, Wolf! Don't think I don't see you!" :D

Absolutely! Canis lupus (wolves and dogs) are my favorite animals on Earth!

A HOOD WITH ANIMAL FUR?

@@et6390 LOL That’s fake fur. 😆

This was just the interactive tour!

Me, too! Canids are just amazing.

Glad you like it! There are lots of other videos from the Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center and other animal sanctuaries to enjoy, too.

That could be. We were told he weighed about 70 lbs at the time, at the age of about one year old. Maybe he did under all that fur, but I suspect you're right; he probably weighed quite a bit more.

We did their Standard Tour, which lasts about an hour, and lets you see all the canids and experience a group howl at the end. As you can see, this was during winter, so it was snowy and cold for us, but the wolves and other canids loved it and were really out and about.

I’m wanting to go this winter (like in the next 2 weeks) I really hope I can go and I’m extremely excited :) I want to be a Photographer for National Geographic when I grow up and make documentaries about Wolves :) looks like you guys had tons of fun 😄

@@StickyWolf Definitely go. I've been to several sanctuaries, and this is one of the better ones I've seen. I think you'll really get a lot out of it, and it will be a very memorable trip. Enjoy!

Thanks for visiting. Yes, you are welcome to use this or my other video on the Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center in your travel magazine. Let me know when you publish that issue, because I'd love to check it out.

Great! Thank you so much. We will be sure to let you know once our video goes live!