15 People Who Accidentally Adopted Monsters

The thing with adoption is, you don’t entirely know what you’re getting
yourself in for. Especially when it’s animal adoption we’re talking about.
Some people adopted animals, then discovered far too late that they had
no idea what they were getting themselves in for! These are people who
accidentally adopted monsters 2!
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[@knowitall5885]

The love these people have for their “monsters” puts a big smile on my face. 😁

[@bluebeard2011theorigional]

wolfs are not monsters they are big and have the most gentle hearts my wolf never leaves my side and is most loving dog i have ever owned

[@Ophorey]

Can I see it

[@mel-baby5256]

Right?!!! My cuz had a dog that was 70% wolf and she was so sweet

[@juiceylove7197]

Wolves

[@thecobra8508]

@@nikolazabunov6797 dog is wolf and wolf is dog since dogs were domesticated from wolves

[@ladyloki1921]

The ones in that picture remind me of the dire wolves in game of thrones. Real beauties..🥰😍🐕🐕🐕

[@arnanrephaelbautista9229]

That’s very inappropriate calling Wolf dogs Monsters... They’re the most loyal companion you’ll ever have if taken proper care

[@jessshort5026]

I agree!

[@silentsong8061]

um wolf dogs are hard to train often temperamental and people rarely have the space necessary to take care of them as well as occupying the awkward space between wild and domestic as wolves are wild animals that shouldn't be kept as pets under any circumstances. Wolves aren't monsters but they are wild animals, not pets, and require training or experience most people don't have. More often than not wolf dogs have the misfortune of ending up with owners not equipped to handle them leading to tragedy on both ends.

[@barrythompson2210]

I ment a huskie/ timber wolf .friendly dog I've ever ment .he took a liken to me and I had to take him back to his owner .I want one, but I live in california witch they made the dog illegal there ..sucks .

[@changeforclimate5285]

I agree

[@coldkidsjim3112]

Wolf dogs are not actual dogs you know they're more wolf than actual dog they're not really dogs at all they're wild they're not opposed to be kept as pets and even if they were it would be hard to take care of them and they might be a little bit aggressive

[@amandagardiner6065]

I had a wolf dog that was abused and he's sweet as can be and loves his family I had to rehome him because I moved into a apartment complex that didn't allow big dogs but I made sure it was somebody who would be able to take care of him and he never leaves her side. He also protects her house.

[@samanthaslade5969]

Okay the dude who narrated this has no clue about wolf dogs all he said was absolutely wrong and calling them monsters is so messed up. Whether they are wild or domesticated they are not monsters the humans are.

[@Whateverlol110]

Very very true u speak facts ✋🏻

[@cheeseplanetgod6684]

i agree he. wolf dogs only attack humans becuase of the past when humans attcked wolfs. the genetics are built into wolfs to be scared of humans, to this day the genetic still lingers inside wolf dogs

[@RivuletClone]

True.

[@Mr-INCR3DIBL]

I agree this video is full of literal crap. THESE ANIMALS ARE NOT MONSTERS! They are just very unique. So i'm not subscribing cuz this is crap

[@KirbyPhelpsPK]

You can't domesticate a wolf though. There's a difference between domestication and taming. Domestication is on a genetic level through hundreds of years of controlled breeding. Taming is on a behavioral level through teaching and environment. So you can tame a wolf at best, but their wild instincts will always be there no matter what you do.

[@sarahchaffee415]

We had a wolf veesla mix and she was amazing loved people other dogs cats farm animals everything

[@marythompson5146]

Wolves aren't monsters. 😡 You just have to know how to be with them.

[@TheBerkeleyBeauty]

You’re not supposed to “be with” wolves. They’re wild animals and they should stay that way.

[@Mr.Needle-Hamster]

@@TheBerkeleyBeauty Oh yeah? Says who? What's to stop me from helping a wounded animal huh?

[@zobragaming1647]

CORRECT!! EVEN WOLVES CAN BE NICE

[@Whateverlol110]

@@TheBerkeleyBeauty stay that way?u must be stupid or something bc ppl has pet snakes so what’s stopping ppl to have a pet wolf their technically Dogs but wild and also my dad watches a person who has grown up with lions so how come they can’t have wolfs???

[@COS_Beanie]

@@zobragaming1647 not quite nice

[@katastrophicworld]

I had a friendship and bond with a wild raccoon and she trusted me so much she showed me her den and wouldn't flip out if I entered it.(she had her babies in my shed) She one day brought her babies into my house and I must have scared one of the babies because it made a growling hissing sound while it took to run towards me,but that mama raccoon without hesitation came charging towards me to beat the shit out of her baby! then she chased him out of my house ,As she chased him out, before she exited with him,she turned and looked at me with a please forgive me look. No one will tell me otherwise that raccoon didn't love me. She knew the commands of sit, stay, and high five. The high five she taught herself and constantly wanted to high 5 me for treats. She one night snuck in my house, plopped on the couch next to me and started watching t.v with me. I tried to not touch her at first cause I wanted to respect her spcace plus I was nervous but eventually she asked to be touched when she would rub against me and lay on my lap. This was a wild raccoon not a pet. So I feel the relationship was more special because it was on her terms.

[@AmericaVoice]

The bald eagle guy has his own KZbin channel and saves eagles and big birds by working with them with medical treatment, rehab them and release them into the wild! It's awesome!

[@jeffdavis146]

I think the one eye deformity is part of a huge cleft palate, which would explain the flap of skin on its forehead. I dont think they survive for very long.

[@workingmothercatlover6699]

I know that one eyed kittens don't live long. It was born with no nose. Dogs can breath through their mouths, cats, not so much. (I saw Cyclops kitten on another video)

[@ems5206]

Probably inbreeding as well...

[@CicutaLupus]

It's a condition called Cyclopia Syndrome, and due to the lack of a nose, or working nose, there have been no reported cases of any creature with this syndrome surviving for very long. I think five days at most, but I'd have to really dig into the research to find out.

[@hazelwears8728]

I knew a woman who owned a owl and had owned it since it was a baby. She kept it from dying as it's mother abandoned it.

[@debbiesmith6735]

I have had several mixed wolf dogs and they have all been more behaved than NY dogs I have ever owned. I wish I had one now.

[@VibeWithLuna]

I live in upstate NY & I want a husky wolf mix so bad.

[@deboraharnold5712]

Wolves are mentally more stable than dogs. We have three and they are great.

[@carsoncolemanbm6]

Agreed!! My wife and I see that w ours as well! We have 2 as well, 2 brothers. We also have 2 German shepherds and the mental stability is night and day. I 100% back this up! God bless!

[@donwoska5578]

you are 100% right wolves are definitly more stable then regular dogs wolves should be left alone protected at all costs they were here before we were we took their land away from them AND look at what we did to their land we are still building buildings/ homes and pushing these beautiful animals out of their habitats THE LAND THAT WAS THEIRS people think about what we are doing and give their land back to them so they can live free without the threat of extinction THE WOLVES DESERVE A BEAUTIFUL LIFE

[@carsoncolemanbm6]

@@donwoska5578 amen brother!!!

[@spotmoves1591]

Wolves can be dangerous if provoked but are a very wonderful and loyal companion and I loved having them with my family

[@MissiPality]

Not a monster, but an amazing experience nonetheless. I found 4 orphaned newborn squirrels in a nest in my tree. Mom had been killed the night before, but I did not know she had babies until i heard their cries. My neighbor's son climbed the tree and pulled them out of the nest and we raised them, eventually releasing them. Amazing experience.

[@thethirdchimpanzee]

Wolf-hybrids aren't "monsters", they just aren't the same as a dog, and the require extra care and extra space, and you have to work with them to get them used to people. Also, they really can't be left alone, especially as a puppy, they need at least another dog around, or some kind of animal they can bond with, when you have to leave them alone. Also it's best to have a Lot of space, and you will likey need a run to keep them (and a companion) in when you have to leave them. Otherwise they are loyal AF, very protective, and bond usually with one person strongly, but mine accepted my fiance and then our children as pack members. I have a male for years, but females are probably easiest to handle. If you have a male, neutering might be a good idea if they are too...wild. Wolves are also wary of strangers, but when introduced to a new person properly, they can become intensely curious, and sometimes will knock a new person over to try and smell and run up against them. The thing is that wolves can be aggressive, but are generally scared of humans. Dogs are generally friendly, and generally not afraid of people. When you breed a wolf and a dog, you can get a mix of any of those traits...you can get friendly afraid of people, friendly and likes people like a dog does, but you can get an animal that is aggressive and has no fear of people. Or aggressive and terrified of people, which could cause them to panic and attack. My wolfdog was generally wary of strangers, but passive-aggressive toward people he didn't like...but that was always people who insisted on picking on him, or trying to push him around. (He would try to bite them when, and only when, their back was turned to him, and find things, objects, clothes, that belonged to the person he disliked, and smelled like them, and he would steal the object, destroy it, and leave it where the person would be sure to find it. A message and a warning. So, training and a LOT of work with them as soon as their eyes open, is important to get them to be okay with people. (I was young and naive when I got him, so started too late. Still, I was never afraid around him or afraid that he would hurt my children (he was actually HYPER protective of my first daughter, not letting strangers get near her or pick her up. If they did, he would *stalk* them until they put her down.) Still, of course, I would never leave a small child unattended around ANY large dog or animal. Once when he was a puppy he had 4 kitten friends that he LOVED, and he accidentally killed one by playing too rough with it. He knew what he did, and he felt terrible, you could tell, he was trying to hide and looked sad and guilty. After that, he *never* hurt another kitten. Wolves are smart. More so than dogs. When you look into their eyes, or when they are looking at you, you know that someone his home behind those eyes, another very intelligent mind. (I love dogs, bit most, while smart, are a bit dopey - not wolves, they are calculation. Part if this is because they usually live in large social groups, and need to be able to think about what their packmates may be thinking. And also, they are escape artists. They can get out of enclosures that a dog never could, opening latch mechanisms and such. Or just dismantling any cage they are in....or house. Never leave one alone in your house or you will come home and find the house methodically dismantled. Just never leave them alone period. Having a wolf hybrid or wolf is like having a toddler with the strength of an adult and the brains of a teen (in many ways) but unlike a Todd you can't take them everywhere with you - unless you live is a very rural area - which you probably should if you have a wolf hybrid. I did know a man who lived in Germany who took his wolf almost EVERYWHERE he went. People will be unduly afraid of the wolfdog too, you have to expect that. Not a day goes by that I don't miss him. :(

[@scottricklaroque7428]

You left out they need lots of food too, mine would go through 25lbs of dry food and 2 lbs of meat twice a week, it didn't help I was young and always running around or riding my bike and he would be running right beside me. They don't like eating or drinking from a bowl either, mine would dump a bunch onto the floor and eat it and learned to turn bathtub faucets on to drink from. I loved him though, wouldn't trade him for a regular dog. Unfortunately he followed my cocker spaniel and got hit by a car, totaling it. A regular fence can't keep them in I found too late and there were no deterrents like they have nowadays, I owned him in the early 1970s. I still relish the 3 years I had him, 2nd best animal I ever owned and loved him dearly. He just hated green, lol. I'm not even kidding, I told my neighbor to go change his green shirt as held Sargent back, he didn't listen and had the shirt torn off him lol. I know the rank is spelled sergeant but that's how I spelled his name. After all, he wasn't enlisted or drafted, yes, there was a draft back then. 😂

[@michaelhubbard6129]

Always a great channel to watch, and the host has an awesome voice. Great way to spend a Sunday evening. Have a wonderful new week.

[@michaelhubbard6129]

Thanks, have a wonderful week.

[@richardmcginnis5344]

i would love to have another wolfdog, my sister had adopted 2 wolfdog pups she had me feed them and i got attached and they got attached then i left and went back to connecticut. they wouldn't eat unless they heard my voice for the longest time so i had to call my sister twice a day to talk to the dogs so they would eat, when i went elk hunting with my brother in law and came back smelling like blood they tried to rip me apart and they were only 6 months old, greyhound bus lines would not allow me to take one with me otherwise i would have, i also always wanted a bobcat

[@coreyhill681]

Instead calling it monsters, you should've called dangerous wildlife as pets, that would be more better, if I had a choice ,I would've chosen an elephant 🐘

[@trippdawg3337]

Should have could have but didn't

[@DeepNorth]

Factsopedia Admin....With respect to you... That blond haired girl with blue jeans with two " monster wolfs " HAVE Slovakian WOlFDOGS...it is old bread....They have high legs, silver wolf lik color and wolf like eyes shape. They are dominant, hard to handle, only recommend for experienced dog owners. They are beautiful, independent, and they have lots of respect because of they wolfs looks...

[@jessicadobbs3277]

If I could have a wolf as a pet I would always have one. They are amazingly beautiful animals.

[@rowiegreen9937]

So correct

[@rowiegreen9937]

I’d kill anyone saying that wolves and apex predators or monsters

[@rowiegreen9937]

Are*

[@rowiegreen9937]

Humans attack them more than they attack us… did you know that people kill INNOCENT sharks for their FINS!?

[@williamkennedy8768]

It’s how you treat them no matter what kind animal are

[@tinamorgan5099]

Wolf aren't monster they are doing what nature intended. The little elephant is so cute. People having wild animals as pets not the bright idea in my opinion. They can be super sweet animals but they are wild and eventually will do what nature intended for them to do. Are wolf spider the ones that are so hard to kill because they can flatten their bodies? The owl and little girl are adorable one of the cutest things I have ever seen.

[@ems5206]

The puma is Messi (I_am_puma is his channel) and he's a rescue. He has a bone disorder which makes him "too small" and therefore he won't survive in the wild.

[@rebeccad6000]

One of my neighbors adopted a Siberian Husky, "not" thinking it was a wolf.

[@brendajoycewhite5747]

I have had wolf dog mix. Loved them.

[@joycesky5041]

A Puma that eats 15 pounds of meat a day? Nope, I wouldn’t want the grocery bill.

[@joycesky5041]

Elephants aren’t monsters…they are beautiful sentient beings and have emotions and feelings just like humans…they are also very intelligent.

[@sherrymckay5184]

I had a wolf dog . He was not a monster . He was my best friend and protector . He saved me from a would be mugger and a coyote . The day he died, was so sad . I'll never get over his death . I miss him dearly .

[@agapelove4992]

Imagine coming to sit down in your living room and having to kick an elephant off the couch! 🤣 Amazing story!

[@noyb12345]

That's the funniest thing I heard all day 😂

[@midnight5004]

I definitely take a wolf pup in they're so cute and when they grow up you can return them to the wild when you've trained them

[@hollowwonderstone5084]

15:31 Girl: * Showing tons of affection to the owl. * Owl: End my suffering..

[@joachimgrek6920]

What is this about owls eating "exiting food" like fruit and vegetables? 16.11 I thought they ate mice and other small animals... At least they do here in Sweden. I think it might be really bad for them eating anything vegan....

[@theoteddy9665]

they do, but I guess they would eat anything you give them... My friends dog is crazy for bananas, if I didnt give it him myself, I would never believe..

[@jeffrichards1537]

My neighbor had a timber wolf husky mix. She was a very friendly animal. I had a snapping turtle for ten years. Went from a little bigger than a quarter and 10 years later it was bigger than a frisbee.

[@2Bad4YOUuu]

OK before people start reading the comments on here and think that "wolf dogs are so amazingly awesome" Please do research before impulsively "adopting" one. In fact, if you know not much about it, just leave it alone. Wolfdogs can be vicious when they are not given the physical, instinctual, training needs they require to be domestic and are kept in captivity on a leash / in a cage for example. This can in fact, lead to unpredictable behavior and rightfully so...these animals deserve so much more. (Same is true for wild cats, wild animals in general).

[@lisar.veneziano1517]

Not true about wolf pups being unpredictable, they're only reacting to your body language which was probably inappropriate... Nobody would breed a wolf hybrid then not tell the potential adopter... We always were transparent about our hybrids...people think MY cats are regular cats ..but, no they're not.. They're exotic wild hybrids..that's why they were dumped in my yard, they had no idea til later ,what they had.

[@Evil_Dragon_Gaming666]

#oddtopic I had a wolfdog the only downside is that my dog dug dens and I mean she dug 20 ft down 30 ft across, she was a good girl. But a monster no.

[@jackmcdonald6590]

Wow I loved that video 🥰

[@iana6839]

who is he calling monster? putting this word on animals is so incredible stupid. some humans are monsters, animals never ever are. nice video, but stupid ignorant commentary.

[@elenarodriguez8262]

And it’s really beautiful too. That’s really sweet too. Much love Elena 🙏🏼❤️🐢💋

[@Lairuat]

Keeping pythons as pets with children around! Some people never learn....

[@arandompersonwithmemes2966]

Pythons are non venomous plus I grew up with 11 Pythons! That's why I talk about Pythons alot and love all animals +reptiles and never got hurt once by those Pythons so there NOT monsters and shouldn't be treated so. It just depends on how you take care of some of those animals that's what I wanted to say to you. It dosent matter if you had trauma it dosent mean all of them are like that. Pepole like YOU never learn.

[@_lazukiweasel_3613]

That puppy is freaking adorable! I love the little eye and awhhhhhhhhh I just cant!!!

[@robinhood7964]

You know that girl is safe going on walks

[@ms.s1321]

I got married. I had no idea what I was getting into until 12 years! 🤣

[@annetteswanson5514]

LOL. Peace

[@k.c.483]

😅🤣😂

[@delonthomas5049]

Oh my

[@RickyGuterson]

I’m sure you’re completely innocent and without fault... 😇 🤣

[@annetteswanson5514]

@@RickyGuterson Absolutely!!! 🌹🥀🌹 lol. ✌

[@zobragaming1647]

KINKAGOUS AND OWLS ARE NOT MONSTERS, THEY ARE SWEET HARMLESS CREATURES (when I grow up ima get a pet Kinkagou and adapt to be how it lives)

[@delonthomas5049]

F.... Snakes no way am going around that crawling creature

[@amandastarich4445]

These animals are not monsters. Wolf dogs are not monsters their beautiful creatures

[@paxhumana2015]

My neighbor also has a girl dog that is named Aspen. She is a good girl.

[@jackpalance5099]

WHAT A GREAT RECSUE.....👍👏👏🙌🙌❤️❤️❤️❤️. 🇨🇱AustinTX. Liam Donaldssen Mcintyre,Jr. “MrDon”

[@georgehawkins4445]

Wolves are not monsters you are I have 6 wolves and I adopted them when they were baby's and they are the most playfully overprotective and sweetest thing have ever met

[@bearup1612]

When I served in the Australian army at the L.W.C I and a couple of others diggers adopted a baby possum who had been rejected by its mother. We called him Scruffy he would live in a tree out the front of our barracks and beg for food from us, He would go from floor to floor and scratch on our doors.

[@kaitlynh2574]

Awe! Possums are so cute. That would be so awesome to feed one

[@jjpets1]

None of these animals are monsters they are loveable loyal(but wild,apart from the snake) animals/best friends

[@fallenangel2039]

Awww that's adorable now I want one

[@giselletdc1871]

I loved all of them ❤️

[@darrenplayz6779]

How many acc u make

[@jerodcullers171]

First ones third eye opened!!

[@nointrogirls6558]

My mother adopted a “dog” and as it was growing up it was actually a hyena😳

[@izzyravin9713]

does her name happen to be Harleen Quinzel?

[@CicutaLupus]

How can you not tell the difference between a domestic dog puppy, and a Hyena pup?

[@beanieellie8949]

by the way, Get hit and getting run over are 2 complete different things.

[@GunBChevyNUT83]

My buddy had 2 wolf dogs and they where amazing and very much a family dog

[@payambehtash7124]

people who have a python as a pet don't understand the gravity of danger in which they put their children. an animal who doesn't recognize its name shouldn't be called a pet.

[@one1onetime935]

Racoon's are very destructive we had 3 when I was a kid........

[@PlecsExotics3]

aww the snake one is cute! I love reptiles...

[@jeffrichards1537]

Frisbee. 2 animals i would love to find as a abandoned baby in the wild is a bobcat and a racoon. I know 2 people that have raccoons with no problem. My daughters friend has pet skunks. I tried to catch a baby opossum years ago.

[@maliag-uw8ef]

Also the puma is so cute lol

[@couchcommandoiv5528]

People aren't "accidentally" getting wolf hybrids, they go looking for them and the irresponsible owners are surprised because they still treat it like a regular dog and it backfires

[@LondonWater]

Wolves are literally just dogs that like to run off. I grew up around enough of them to know. They aren’t monsters by any means. Just dogs that usually don’t like strangers (but that’s not uncommon for any species) and are more in tune with nature. If I was sold a 100% wolf, I wouldn’t be mad. They are super smart, and loyal.

[@dawneenpardini-caovilla6419]

At the two minute mark I start seeing pictures of my aunt Sally Sousa and her wolves. These are not Crossbreeds, these are the actual wolves that were in the show G.O.T. She has a company with her partner called Instinct For Animals and they have several wild animals that they use for films. They require a lot of patience and a lot of training because they are purebred.

[@kitgacha8719]

Monsters -the thumbnail in my eyes AWHH THERE SO PRETTY can be deadly but I would want them especially if I got them as small dogs maybe not when there adult. I love wolves tho I don't mind dying by a wolf dog. I like the idea of having a pet Puma to. I like having monsters as pets!

[@COOLESTGIRL246]

I’m sure I would love this video because I’m an animal lover

[@joyarmes9689]

It's hard for me to believe the couple with the Puma and Linx didn't have them de-clawed the most painful thing ever you can do to a cat any cat big or domestic.

[@ruthamsden9167]

Walking with Wolves, he's beautiful .🐺

[@riotrenwanz2820]

I love your animals video

[@HeromakerJB]

I've heard this narrator and the centipede thing on some other web series. I can't place it.

[@Rosemarysandwcue]

They are not a monster they are kind and brave they help people

[@Alorpha1986]

Pickles is adorable 😩❤️

[@happydance4553]

i know a bobcat and lynx mix who has a similar story to the bobcat here her name is lulu

[@shewolf2671]

Wolf hybrids are not monsters! I grew up with Wolf hybrids and have had them most my life. Best animals I have ever had. Just like with getting any other breed of dog, you should always research the breed before you buy, so you know what you are getting into. Anyone selling people Wolf hybrids without telling them, should loose their animals.

[@Malibujeremy]

Wolves are not monsters. It's how you raise them. Dogs can be very dangerous if not raised properly.

[@aysegulapaydner]

That statement applies for other animals -like the homo sapiens-, too... Just think of all the serial killers we produced...

[@sgdeluxedoc]

OK, just how does a 5 year old elephant lounge "inside her house" ? Even a pygmy elephant is 6-7 feet tall..unless this one is extremely stunted at around 3 feet tall, which is the size of a newborn calf.. Is it some peculiar breed maybe, like the miniature horse or pygmy rhinoceros?

[@t.y.5565]

Love Dolph Volker and the cheetahs!

[@danielcreppel5760]

Odd topic they are some beautiful animals . I would love to have a wolf dog mix . I would dog sit for a friend she had a half grey and half timber wolf . She was and amazing animal she was beautiful . She lived to be 17 years old . My friend never had another k-9 pet after het .

[@Cupcakey-iy6zg]

I don't agree with calling them "monsters". they're wild animals that have been treated with kindness and love. the people who adopted those animals didn't think of them as monsters they thought of them as loyal companions this title was extremely in appropriate

[@amyj2758]

i knew someone who owned 2 warthogs/ wild pigs, coy fish, 2 dogs and Idk how many tortuouses (a lot)

[@theknightswhosay]

This should be called “15 animals that make weird pets” or something like that.

[@MsCheermom2007]

I had a possum named Skittles. She passed away in 2020

[@beanieellie8949]

Almost 20% Of these animals Ive never heard of

[@onishogun15]

Pet owl is common in Bengal though, or you can say in India. At least I saw in many houses including my own old house.

[@elenarodriguez8262]

I really love that elephant 🐘 too

[@rowiegreen9937]

I have 2 wolves and they are so adorable

[@vicentiugabrielbornea9393]

I once adopte a cat but it was acctully a tiger

[@Random_Shit.net69]

these are not monsters. THEY ARE ADORABLE ANIMALS

[@TheDeadKingsRaven]

Dog people: Wolves aren’t monsters!!!!! Bird, Cat, Squirrel, Opossum, Raccoon, etc Animal People: I love my monster.

[@katiestitt7726]

Calling any type of animal a monster is disappointing.

[@JamDraws_Fy]

6:39 PYTHON That video is from The Dodo check it out!

[@sarahperry3390]

My brother had a wolf spider as a pet we. He was 5 it died because he didn’t put any air holes

[@jameshamilton7290]

It is a big misconception that Wolves and wolf-dogs are Monsters, well they aren't. Most of the time it is how they are raised. There are more regular dog attacks each year than wolf/wolf-dog attacks.

[@mikepettit8644]

Wolves are not monsters I had one for 15 yrs and miss them everyday 😢 if I could find another one I'd get them in a heart beat

[@aysegulapaydner]

I absolutely concur 😊

[@KingKatura]

2:10 Uh they are a dog and i have always wanted one, Although some places require a specific license on top of that be lucky if you get wolf dog especially if you wanted a big dog since you probably saved a lot of money they are extremely expensive. As for the temperament and such that's not true, well it is, but it happens when people don't know how to raise a animal. Wolf-dogs require alot of exercise and friends and attention honestly so don't any other dog, but their size requires them a bit more exercise. Almost all dogs who chew and destroy things, its usualy because they are bored and are not being raised properly, ones that tend to be stuck inside a small area all the time. Which is the opposite of what a dog usualy requires. The only exception is when someone allows a dog to gain a habbit of chewing things usualy caused by anxiety and never broke it out of the habbit. But i mean just like any other dog you shouldn't get a animal until you know what the breed needs and have the time and such to take care of them as to not destroy their Nekesh. But yeah its like saying a pitbull has a worse temperament than another breed of dog, except being part wolf does come with more energy and requires more strict behavior correction because well they are big and will learn it, have alot more energy and more self sufficient. But what i know from people who have had them, really its down to the owner and whether they do the right things for it. Which like any big animal requires alot of time energy and money. 17:53 Speaking of raccoons i use to have huge family's follow me everywhere i went.. Different years and different family's they literally would follow me. But the worse one was a raccoon that looked like a palmaranian, and my friend had one so i thought it got lose after i noticed it following me a ways but yet anytime i would stop and turn around it would keep a distance a bit which i thought weird, but being that it followed me quite a distance i turned around and went to pick it up... That's when i realized the growl wasn't a dog growl and that it had line on its fluffy face and that i had scared it half to hell. Yep it a big fluffy raccoon after that it stopped following me and went the other way scared, but yeah i almost grabbed a raccoon which probably woulda been painfull. I still don't know why it followed me like a dog would, actually idk why i was a raccoon magnet for so many years.. But it is what it is, And theirs not even alot of raccoons in the city i live in, it seems like i have had most of the population trailing behind me at one point or another.

[@bree-annramats5656]

No of these are monsters -- just misunderstood! I would love any one of these (the spider would have to be outside though). I personally have cats, bearded dragon and a boa! 💕

[@geraldmcguire108]

DO NOT PICK THE RACOON AS THE PET YOU PREFER. MINE TORN THE DRAPES 2 SETS. EVEN YOUNG ONES CLIMB, GARBAGE CANS WERE NEVER SAFE WITH TIGHT LIDS !NO WAY YOU'LL HAVE A PEACEFUL MEAL AT THE DINNER TABLE.