CAN YOU TRAIN A WOLF? كيف تدرب الذئب

Anneka meets Natalie Lagstrom of Watermill Wolves who trains wolfdogs for the film and TV industry as alternatives to full blood wolves. Anneka learns from her the techniques to gently guide low, mid and higher content wolfdogs into training for agility, film acting and day to day in the house behaviour.
Also featuring Captin Khaled, Iraqui dog trainer of KZbin channel خالد K-9 who trained a wolf saved from the exotic pet trade which was aggressive and unhappy and turned him around with gentle positive techniques.
Anneka also discusses Andrew Simpson of Instinct Animals for film who trained Ghost for Game of Thrones and also a pack of Mongolian wolves for Wolf Totem:
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[@mrMankx]

That black wolf is amazing beyond words!

[@mama_sonic149]

Actually one time i went on a walk with my wolf he is a russian wolf my neighbor saw me and called the cops and he said that i got my wolf to kill my neighbor XD

[@mrMankx]

@@mama_sonic149 Were all the same, one killing one, being as being.

[@willmurphy2326]

😍😍😍

[@Gacha_mel_]

@@mama_sonic149 😂😂😂😂 I'm sorry but I can't help but laugh😂😂😂😂

[@chuckroutionGB2022]

Wouldnt try that with a big grey wolf in alaska

[@Furrowx]

I raised chihuahuas back in the 80's These look easier to train .

[@jimpalmer4593]

I believe that hahahah

[@Animal-Watch]

😂😂😂👍

[@Furrowx]

@@Animal-Watch

[@Moominteapot]

I find my chihuahua incredibly intelligent he learns things incredibly quickly. However they're very much, what's in it for me breed .

[@dimitrivos7088]

And less aggressive 😂

[@khaledk9professionaldogtrainin]

Thank you, my friend, for publishing the special video on saving the wolf, taming and training the wolf. Greetings to you, Captain Khaled from Iraq.🌹🌹🌹

[@user-ip5di2fm6r]

نوررت كابتن ربي يحفضك 😍

[@khaledk9professionaldogtrainin]

@@user-ip5di2fm6r منور بوجودكم 🌺🌺🌺

[@azathoz]

Thank you for your amazing job and for saving these beautiful animals.

[@DiggerDan87]

Much respect from the UK brother your have special skills if i had a hat on i would take it off 2 you

[@loralieisa]

You are a special person and thank you so much. If wolves wore hats they would tip them off for you as well.

[@RockRoamer7]

We rescued a pup from the humane society in Colorado 15 years ago when a group of 55 of them were taken from a lady who had them tied to trees. They told us she was 'Alaskan Husky', lol. There was no looking at them without knowing they had quite a bit of wolf in them too. She looked exactly like the wolf right after your intro at 0:09. Once we got her home and started training her it became even more obvious. A different ballgame than training your average pooch but so very worth it. She would escape our yard but then if I flat out asked her how she'd physically show me... we must have reinforced/rebuilt/dug further down a million times. Smartest animal I've ever had the pleasure of being mom to... 13 good long years with her.

[@tanatribe]

Did she show you how she was digging her escape because she thought u wanted her to?

[@kieleighgriffin3953]

was you able to train her things and she listen to your commands

[@avivamae5171]

Natalie's advice on preventing issues before they happen and constantly showing the dog fun things to do rather than just saying "don't do this" is absolutely wonderful advice that most dog owners (with any breed) would do well to listen to. Really loved the advice she gave :)

[@VbpsOblivion]

A lion might be the king of jungle but wolf never plays in circus.

[@gamesforlowendpc9090]

Lion wont play circus but man are violent...and wolf fear of that

[@professorX00009]

i was searching for this kind of comments 😂 hilarious 😂😂

[@london1823]

Vbp's Oblivion really???

[@m00rtin4]

tiger is the king of the jungle

[@bladelopez1939]

Um isnt the tiger more dangerous then the Lion? The lion is only the king of a pack, not the jungle

[@dabanyaseen3018]

May God bless animals and the people who help them

[@wolfqueen140]

I agree

[@oldmangreywolf6892]

I was able to teach my hybrids two things. Sit and paw for treats. They were smart enough to know if there was no treat in my hand they didn't do anything

[@himanshuminhas3262]

I am a dog lover but this video turned my attention on something else!! 🔥🔥

[@raz0rcarich99]

You talking about the puppies? :>

[@mrw01f]

that trainer is wholesome

[@joelalfaro9848]

😂

[@BelalKalashBelalKalash]

it's surprising and great to see the Arabic title even if it's not necessary! much respect!

[@Animal-Watch]

Hi it's for the Iraqi viewers here to see the Iraqi wolf trainer

[@antoinettefrance4953]

What an incredible pack, and Natalie is such a wonderful woman, I believe that everyone before they get a dog should themselves get some training, so then just maybe less dog would end up being dumped and abused. Great video.

[@christophermgwadira4400]

I could not persist with that unruly behaviour... Great work.. I admire him

[@dynamicjaethought7788]

Well, I mean that was actually a wild wolf that was very aggressive. That trainer guys, was an expert dog trainer...that put in incredible amounts of work. The wolf eventually trusted him through positive reinforcement, and the patience of a Buddhist monk, and a sloth combined. He even had the courage to let a wild animal nom on his hand, without getting angry or even slightly reacting...that takes incredible balls.

[@johnnytopgun6414]

@@dynamicjaethought7788 i did that with my ex's cat, she just got annoyed that it wasn't hurting me. The cat not the ex 😅

[@dynamicjaethought7788]

@@johnnytopgun6414 hahaha ☺️

[@erikjaroy8214]

A lot of people like to claim that we domesticated dogs by effectively capturing wolves and beating them into submission. I've always doubted this. Fear and pain only go so far with most creatures. I'm thinking this video shows us a more likely scenario as to how we eventually won wolves over to becoming our companions and partners.

[@leagil]

@ericjaroy I so agree

[@axelearly3930]

We selectively bred friendlier wolves that we captured which led to them being domesticated so not entirely, watch how they tame foxes it’s a similar idea

[@littlebrowndude3460]

If they were beaten to submission then we'd see them in circuses too

[@BluCharmander]

They followed our migration routes and ate our scraps. Then we made them our companion with promise of food.

[@WhiteWolfos]

@@BluCharmander yes. This process took many generations in span of hundreds of years if not longer considering looking at wild ancestral dogs as well. Humans benefited in several aspects by getting their scraps rid of and masking/mixing scents so that other predators wouldn't come close to them at their stations. Their behavior would alert them of dangers and strangers as well.Wolves would also provide hides. Thes are just a few examples. What happened with the Russian fox experiment was a much more controlled process with selective breeding at it's finest by isolating and choosing specific behaviours which correlated with drops in the fight or flight/adrenaline responses. Because of this, I believe one could too domesticate wolves and other canines very quickly ( just 10-20 generations).

[@WatsonKedavra]

I have a 3 and a half months old czechoslovakian wolfdog and this video was really helpful to me, on KZbin there's not that many resource on how to train a wolfdog, thank you for this video :)

[@charliebowman785]

With all my respect and compliments. After women, wolfs and dogs are the most sensational mighty lovely creatures of the whole universe. I love them all. Thank you for this magnificent work you're doing. Greetings from Mexico.

[@Jason_H_Martitinez]

I have a wolf dog, i have raised the mf since he was born, and if i raise my voice when talking to him when he does something wrong he starts growling, and with the time i have learned that i have to growl back to his sorry @$$ to calm him down.

[@remyrichardson9263]

Best way to treat a wolf is with respect and allow them to be free and wild as they should be. We all just learnt what lockdown feels like. A wild creature in captivity is lockdowned for life. Imaginehow that would feel. That said.....id give my right arm to spend a day with those stunning majestic wolves. Awesome ❤❤

[@sonjar1853]

Yes. Wild they are, and wild they should be.

[@DFX2KX]

that's true. Though being a pet (Provided the humans are decent) has it's perks. If Mischa isn't feeling good, my brother's immediately on the phone to the vet to get her looked at. That said, she's a couch potato, so home life suits her better most.

[@hel117]

I agree, but we also have to understand that once an animal is acclimated to humans, or impaired in some way, release into the wild might not be the best choice. The biggest thing is that the wolf is comfortable, healthy, and happy, as much as humanly possible.

[@remyrichardson9263]

@@hel117 an injured animal yes. A healthy 1....no.

[@hel117]

​@@remyrichardson9263 Sometimes even healthy animals. For example, a friend of mine works with birds at my local Audubon society. Some of their birds are perfectly healthy, but since they have been raised or just spent too much time in captivity they do not have the skills they need or a healthy fear of humans and would not survive in the wild.

[@redfishradical]

Not only did I train my own half wolf/half husky hybrid, but she was hands DOWN the easiest dog I've trained! House broken in 2wks, NEVER an accident. Just seemed to know what she could play with on the floor, and what she couldn't. NEVER-EVER stole food. I could leave my food on the couch & run to the kitchen for a beverage and she'd ignore it. Sit, come, stay, off, down, were all done in a few weeks and she did them all OFF LEASH. To top it off, she was the most strikingly beautiful dog I've seen. A leggier sort of Siberian look with the yellow green predator eyes (and a dove blaze on her chest that looked EXACTLY like a dove!). My Rotties, Aussie shepherd, my Newfie/German shepherd mix, and all the rest, she blew AWAY. For the sake of full disclosure, while she was great around people-if aloof, she was definitely an ALPHA around other dogs-BUT-in her mind we were a pack of two, and she was incredibly protective, VERY protective. She was a great ambassador for other hybrids to show what solid citizens they can be! With all of the dogs I've had, they were polite, good canine citizens through repetitive training. For my Sasha Bear...I'd LOVE to say it was my brilliant dog training abilities...but it wasn't LOL! Nope, I'd show her something a few times aaaand she was pretty much "i've got this already, for crying out loud, TEST me dude!" Also, as addendum, as awesome cuddlers as my shepherd & Rotties were, Sasha was the ALL TIME CHAMPION snuggle bunny!

[@bernadetteaustin8577]

Time, patience, mutual respect and love. Perfect. Love this ☺ Winston is amazingly beautiful

[@bellalove2186]

"You don't wait for a mistake" the best most intelligent thing I have ever heard! What I love about this is that her words can apply to human infants too! 💛

[@paulwharton1850]

What a great interview with Natalie - She has such a fab personality and explained training and looking after wolf dogs so clearly - I learnt a lot. Many thanks for making the video !

[@olyavmusic]

I absolutely love these animals. They require not a power structure necessarily but a respectful relationship between wild and human. Wonderful video

[@grimbo1492]

A wolf dog named james bond is just too precious

[@leekrause6106]

Bond......James Bond. Mind if I smoke?😒. 🤠

[@Bob-ux1dn]

A wolf is considered a starter, compared to "pet Russian".

[@gilangridhoutama]

but “Pet Russian” is usually less noisy

[@dawnlapka2433]

Yes, because I hear Stalin was a bit different natured gent...😋

[@dalroache]

What is a pet Russian?

[@mulrennanb]

dal Bear

Russian Standard?

[@angelbennett3891]

TRULY BREATHTAKING ANIMALS!!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@theone31man]

They are so handsome. That black one is incredible.

[@thexgamer8240]

You can train every animal with love, dedication and care.

[@laurabowman3042]

How would u know???

[@tulenik71]

I would say: almost every mammal.

[@urkelbot2099]

Yeah Snakes just loves hugs and kisses

[@Farenomos]

Yeah. People say some animals just cant be trained when they will Just love you for the rest of their lives if u just give them some love.

[@bb-3653]

Try that on a hippo and zebra 😭😭those animals are too aggressive

[@mikebeatstsb7030]

You can tell she's a great companion for her wolf dogs + that she looks after them really well. she is very knowledgeable and has a wealth of information up inside that fuzzy hairy head of hers that many of Yall dog owners could really benefit from listening to and picking up the tips and tricks of training that she's so wonderfully passing on to us all ❕ 👍🏻 💯 ✅ 🔝Job

[@ahmedexplorer6175]

I'm from Iraq 🇮🇶 Khalid is really amazing and professional man.

[@khaledk9professionaldogtrainin]

Thank you my friend🌺🌹🌺🌹

[@ahmedexplorer6175]

@@khaledk9professionaldogtrainin We are really proud of you. Keep up 💪

[@georgiaharper7761]

How is it in Iraq, I'm sorry if this is offensive but I'm learning about it in school

[@ahmedexplorer6175]

@@georgiaharper7761 It's like Waves of the Sea 🌊 sometimes good and sometimes so bad but we been usual with this situation. Thank you 🌹

[@BytesVsStrings]

I don't know how you do it but I'm glad Anneka you brought such quality video content for us 👍👍👍.

[@Animal-Watch]

Thankyou so much 🙏❤️

[@deniseherud]

Winston is breathtaking!😍 That black coat is absolutely gorgeous! Wolves and hybrids are all such lovely animals...but I’ll love them from afar😂 There’s no way I could possibly train them-just tell them how pretty they are and here’s another treat😂💗

[@vamshiabhilash]

The lady is like a queen to them how well mannered and well trained wow

[@dukeofothaya5039]

Yah men, she has the best job ever

[@wolfdog170]

Mr bond and winston are great looking wolfdogs but frosty stole my heart

[@Animal-Watch]

He's gorgeous

[@dagelandumay]

Yes, if it's adopted at an early age, therefore, it'll be way easier for the wolf pup to adapt to the new surroundings, humans, other animals, etc.

[@joelalfaro9848]

Watching for the second time. I didn’t see any wolves the first time. I’ll try harder this time.

[@gabrielnavarro3833]

That's what she said.

[@ksb8760]

The story about Ronny melted my heart 💕

[@erikm8372]

Anneke and Natalie - this is easily one of the best episodes you’ve done of Animal Watch. Thanks so much, I will use these techniques at some point!

[@darrenyoung3102]

They are beautiful, well trained and there a happy pack you can see that.

[@IanM2698]

Those lucky wolf dogs got to see your gorgeous self in the flesh but I was still very happy via a screen. Great video as always 👍🥰🐶

[@DakotaSshow]

Such beauty. The dogs are pretty cool, too.

[@TruthBeliever5557]

Im so happy as a Muslim, seeing Khalid motivates me to keep a wolf or a dog in general as a pet as a Muslim❤

[@emmamemma4162]

Natalie has a great take on resource guarding. I find my cute little hound dog is exactly the same as these wolf dogs with her meaty bones; if you confront her she'll growl and snarl but with praise and treats she'll change her mind. It's a delicate balance, though. If the dog barely accepts you being close to or taking it's possession, the "training" could actually make their guarding behavior worse.

[@sambhavanshivan5457]

Hey congrats for half a million subs !👏👏👏👍👌

[@richardbarrow4620]

Got my wolf dog at 5 weeks and began intensive training and socialization. She was almost perfect. Annie's one weakness was chicken coops. She loved to play, especially with kids. She was 1/4 American timber wolf, 1/4 American Malamute, and and 1/2 American black and tan hound. A true American wolf hound. And the best dog anyone could ever own.

[@sightshow]

Unbelievable what Khaled did! 👍🏻 And then those beautiful wolf dogs… Thank you very much for this episode!

[@zinjgreen3398]

I really love wolves, I wan't to have one, but then again if you love something better set them free.

[@PoloWolf47]

Yeah, i think you should have a high content wolf dog, i also really want a wolf, but it is kind of cruel keeping a full wolf, especially if you have no experience in wolf dogs or wolves

[@edengarden6811]

Wolves are no pets, they belong to freedom

[@PoloWolf47]

@@edengarden6811 yes, that is why you should rather have a wolf dog, although it is possible to keep a full wolf

[@chriswilson3126]

Wolves are very close to dogs and it was wolflike creatures that evolved alongside humans to become the dogs we see today. Humans and dogs belong together, so maybe its not that far removed that we can domesticate wolves.

[@PoloWolf47]

@@chriswilson3126 exactly! And there have been wolves and people that were good friends

[@rhodesianempire3466]

Imagine telling your friend your going to go and get some of your animals to take on a walk and come out with Wolves

[@badbrig]

Anneka, I love wolves (and dogs!!), there is something so regal and graceful about them. Thank you so much for putting in a fantastic effort to create some truly great content. I have learned a lot.

[@jonnygranville281]

This is so freaking awesome. What a great trainer.

[@emilyloftis4860]

I love wolves 💖💖💖🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺

[@unessking]

BIG UP from Morocco ;)

[@thetrumpnewsnetwork7503]

I have a Siberian Husky. We are almost always together. I wanted him to maintain his individuality so I have never trained him or given him a snack to obey me. He is 2.5 years old and we are pals. I've let him figure things out for himself and he loves me and wants to make me happy (which he does in spades). My neighbors are amazed at our bond. I'm 60 and I've had working dogs all of my life and I have never given a dog a treat to obey me. The best training technique in my view is time. The more time you spend with your dog the more they love you and want to please you. Dogs, especially wolf dogs, need your time more than any scrap of food you might toss it's way. Oh and one more thing. My dog doesn't beg at the table because he knows the last bite is always his. I suppose that satisfies the pack leader instinct in dogs. If you have a dog it is easy to take them for granted. Don't. They are precious creatures and their time with us is much too brief.

[@SandroMarino]

A powerful approach to training that wild wolf the Iranian had. A gentle approach, respect and Love won over the Wolf. If more people could treat each other this way, the world would be a better place.

[@turmat01]

Wolves are amazing! I think you can totally train a wolf. It's still going to be a wild animal, he may see anybody other than you as a threat and react according to his wild instincts, and could see YOU as a threat without notice if you somehow scare them or hurt them even involuntarily, so that would never make a good pet, but with enough time and perseverance (a LOT of it), I'm pretty sure it's "trainable". Raising him from a puppy would be tons easier. But even then there would be a lot of wild instincts, so not a good pet unless there is no other human in a 1 mile radius XD. This would be my dream btw. Live in the woods with my wolf buddy. This is Wonderland or something.

[@deaconthe_hyena]

Of course you can do a lot of things with Wolves

[@wesisredacted5685]

I wanted to be a wolf dog trainer ever since i was young, I've researched a lot about them and hope to become a trainer in the future. Im almost an adult and god I'd love to volunteer at a location just to better help me in my future endeavors to train these wonderful wolfdoggos. Amazing video, these videos inspire me everyday to better work with my own dog to better up my skills.

[@elena19-80]

She has the BEST JOB IN THE WORLD ! YOU GO GIRL ! ⭐⭐⭐💫💫💫

[@MichaelFrith]

Mr Bond, no doubt, will be familiar with the wolf whistle.

[@iancostigan5047]

I think wolves were drolling for those giants....

[@Animal-Watch]

Ha yes.. Very good 👏🐺

[@velvetindigonight]

Chuckle chuckle....................... Thank you!

[@stufrost4583]

The wild wolf training at the beginning was amazing he must have had so much patients. ( and thick skin) another top video thankyou.

[@Animal-Watch]

Thankyou 🙏

[@equivocalAmbiguity]

Thank you. I appreciated the delving into the difficulties of having wolfdogs as pets. So often people do not understand and expect them to be like dogs.

[@tracybennett882]

Their family oriented dogs. I knew a family that raised them. Best damn dogs I've ever seen and interacted with!!

[@ohmger3585]

I guess I can understand how to "tame", I feel like this is more like getting wolves/ wolf dogs to get used to humans. You should never forget they are not genuine pets, they are still wild animals

[@alexcanine4948]

Wolfs are wild

[@Farenomos]

Bish idc how do you think the dogs we see today exist? They where wolves

[@alexcanine4948]

@@Farenomos ooookay

[@Mr.Obongo]

Alex Canine you stoopid

[@Mr.Obongo]

Skitty ,_, werewolves

[@alexcanine4948]

@@Mr.Obongo really?

[@franciscoespirito-santo3121]

So much useful advice, also valid for "normal" dogs and their owners, in particular the absolute need for "gradual socialisation" of a puppy or young dog. Thank you very much from Portugal!

[@C4rL72]

Winston looks a bad ass, super loyal pup. Bless him. Give me that over humans anyday.

[@mazanaliska2898]

Im love Wolf 👍👏👏👏

[@dalesands1291]

A couple of the dogs looked like London the dog who starred in the Littlest Hobo.

[@brittanyritenour4695]

She is like the best wolf and dog person, and knows so much about them. She really understands them, unlike a lot of wolf dog owners, she really understands them and is very positive and educating people how to better understand these animals and why they are the way they are.

[@brittanyritenour4695]

A lot of what she says is more accurate then a lot of people

[@wyre66679]

So majestic so beautiful so protective. Oh!! The wolves. Yeah, they’re awesome!! Anneka is gorgeous!!

[@LauraTeAhoWhite]

Can you train a wolf? Yes, with plenty of treats. Food is a universal language.

[@4thlinerforlife]

I think im good with my goldendoodle :)

[@Animal-Watch]

😁

[@marcelleroux9172]

Good to see you're adding the UK's first language to your title

[@tavel42]

i couldn't concentrate on wolves cause of your amazing beauty

[@Ruth78620]

I love Winston he's so wolfy looking ahhhh and Eve 💕 I think you should have to have a licence before being allowed own one of these beautiful creatures. I'd love one but know I'm not the right kind of person to have one I'm house proud firstly and I work long hours as a lawyer.

[@sawtooth808]

Just because you do it, doesn’t mean it should be done.

[@jayradoff2439]

Exactly

[@standarsh2186]

How do you think primitive humans successfully tamed or domesticated creatures like Elephants? A wild elephant or even wild horse is more dangerous than a wild wolf. Wolves are prime candidates to undergo a domestication procesd

[@johnanderson7663]

Indeed my friend

[@Farenomos]

@@standarsh2186 exactly

[@Farenomos]

Nah, every animal can be tamed with some love I have done it And u cant change it 👁️👄👁️

[@djmcc83]

What a great wolfdog trainer

[@seajay6767]

Hay lady your a real inspiration for other animal lovers out here like myself it shows my dream could be a reality with enough hard work

[@krlfc5869]

Wolf meets cougar

[@COLBYtheDRAGON]

I WANT A BLACK WOLF 🐺 !!!!SOOOO BAD 😩😩😩

[@PoloWolf47]

They are very cool, aren't they

[@marroquin916]

The blue bay shepherd looks very similar to black wolves and acts like a German shepherd.

[@lcona80]

Mary Terry Definitely neither are starter dogs though.

[@rutituti678]

My GS white and creme girl has a mom that was part husky and her dad is jet black with bright yellow eyes and part wolf. He's one of the most stunning creature ever ♥️💖 They are all gorgeous 💯😍

[@PoloWolf47]

@@rutituti678 all of the part wolf/husky/gs are very beautiful

[@angelpenn4282]

This was just WONDERFUL!!! Thank you!!!

[@Animal-Watch]

You are welcome 🙏💖

[@paulhampton6408]

To start with. Thank you for who made this video & posted it . Our buddy / German Wolf was easily trained but he was fierce & sensitive to our actions & extremely territorial, I recall one-day, baring neighbors witness to a event, of these Mastiff Rottweiler mix's who got loose when buddy was only 9 months old, they had been abused & was aggressive but buddy dominated them, & even calmed them down quickly, funny no harm was done luckily to them, he had this way with dogs... But we we're only blessed to have him for 8 happy year's. Wolves aren't all that "BAD" as Society says, & they actually can be very good guards & friends if you treat & train them properly" ! To all who exists out there, please take very good care of your selves, Sincerely, Paul~.

[@johnsofokleous]

New title idea "Cougar helps train wolfs" 😉😁 !!

[@LivingwithBIGdogs]

I cant even train my Newfoundlands 😂😂😂

[@dogwalker666]

They can be trained I knew somone who did agility with Newfoundlands

[@zinjgreen3398]

Because they are still newfoundlands, give them time to mature, when they became oldfoundlands, they can be easily trained.

[@LivingwithBIGdogs]

@@zinjgreen3398 Hahaha! Now that I know! Things should improve in a year or so 😂

[@Animal-Watch]

😂👍

[@cassvirgillo3395]

Hello Anneka, Great video, you always provide such great content. The Wolf has my respect and admiration. Thank you for bringing all the wonderful animals into my life. You truly are fortunate to be among them and to interact with them. What an awesome channel you have created. All the best from Oregon, C.

[@lukearts2954]

What a very nice contrast with other videos. I was quite shocked about how in the previous video I watched from this show, nothing was said about the outdated and proven to be bad training methods for the Shiba Inu. The training methods they are explaining here, are actually currently the only methods that are accepted as not bad for the mental health of the dog... Meaning that these methods apply to ALL training of ALL races and types... Thank you for letting these good trainers fully speak.

[@guardiananger1641]

"No matter how much you feed the wolf, he keeps looking at the forest."

[@sonjar1853]

Very provocative statement.

[@guardiananger1641]

@@sonjar1853 it depends on the perspective.

[@ceciliadeneergaard5022]

Thank’s for a great episode! Such a great dog(wolf)trainer!

[@Animal-Watch]

Thankyou 🙏

[@rawhideadventures9515]

Thank you for another awesome wolf video.

[@FangerZero]

Natalie Agree with you 100% in all dogs though, treat it like your child!

[@takundaababio]

only one thing is this video makes me howl like a wolf lol

[@WolfCharmerChannel]

Another great video and well worth the wait! Glad you got your wifi going again.

[@Animal-Watch]

Ha ha yes! Thankyou x

[@huntinglightning3507]

@@Animal-Watch A Wolfdog named James Bond. Never thought I'd see the day. 🤣

[@sonyawenham590]

Simply amazing. What an inspirational man. Wolves have always had a special place in my heart. Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful video. ❤️

[@sonyawenham590]

PS Natalie is amazing. I could watch her and the wolves all day. Thank you for sharing.

[@Whiteshell204]

*A cougar training with Wolves...this has to be the first time this has been caught on video!!*

[@KeepinItRealAllDay]

Amazing rack 👌

[@Animal-Watch]

🙈

[@argovar1923]

kenne kaum ein tier was so wundervoll und schön ist wie der wolf. die natur kann echt toll bei seinen kreationen sein.

[@kevinbrennan2004]

Natalie you're amazing mate. One of a kind.

[@dhand34]

Wolf dogs learn fast and even a high can be trained to go on a puppy pad in the house. The mind set with them is what’s in it for me not we want to please you.

[@murderousashes9690]

They all deserve to be in the wild. Not locked up. Unless they need to be rescued and helped.

[@skaterbakes]

Paige Paper they’re wolf dogs not wolves

[@murderousashes9690]

Steffi Heloise I was meaning in general 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@murderousashes9690]

Michael Cristian cuz they were trained and raised as pups

[@stephanieflower4601]

Wolves are protected when they Are locked up and safer than in the Wild where they're hunted by farmers, hunters..in an ideal world Wolves Run Free.🌎🐺🌕

[@gam3ercity431]

They aren’t pure wolf

[@ivechang6720]

This definitely reaffirms some of my observations. Thanks!

[@davidmarshall6436]

Hi Anneka great video, training wolf and wolfdog. Keep up good work...

[@incridgamer9610]

Anneka I did not see any wolfs here, only saw those hot sweaty mangos.