Happy Wolf Attack!

[@mythical9178]

Wolves aren't vicious, they are just territorial. People don't like strangers walking around their house and property, and neither do wolves.

[@moirapalace3946]

That and extreme hunger can make wolves do totally out-of-character things, like attack people.

[@michaelosipowicz7449]

Well I'm pretty sure if you die, your dog will get hungry enough to start eating you too

[@joewarren9306]

@@michaelosipowicz7449 wtf has that got to do with anything? 😂

[@michaelosipowicz7449]

@@joewarren9306 i believe it was a statement to the comment above mine

[@Lilliz91]

Well if they don’t get enough exercise as well will make them aggressive and they do need a pack as well. Human will simply not be able to give it what a pack can. They need a minimum of an acre to roam in.

[@chrisdavidson6519]

They act like regular dogs when domesticated but still the wild factor is there. All the same though I'd still give him the loving he wants, how can you deny that cute behavior.

[@JohnYoo39]

Tamed, not domesticated. Domestication is what you do to get a dog.

[@drake1896]

@@JohnYoo39 yeah domestication occurs over generations. Put these wolf's in an environment they're not comfortable and all of their traits while revert back to instinct

[@emile-a2394]

@@drake1896 💀

[@drake1896]

@@theworm8764 wow in Australia half dingoes are illegal to own

[@drake1896]

@@theworm8764 that's awesome

[@nintendo1889x]

One does not simply resist the love and fluffiness of a wolf :D

[@jamesdauphinais2705]

I completely agree..

[@azraelmariani1110]

agreed

[@heehee5496]

+the_randomizer SO ADORRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABLEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@terrorcop101]

At least until they decide to turn feral and actually eat your face off. Until then, their overgrown puppy dogs. It's too bad wild wolves can't be so easily tamed; then they wouldn't be an endangered species, they'd be living side by side with dogs.

[@aegiseurobeat4559]

IT'S SO FLUFFYYYY!!

[@Joeyblondewolf2]

I wanna hug from a wolfie! I went to visit some at a sanctuary in Indiana. They look much bigger in person! In our group one of them was super cuddly and let us give her belly rubs. hearing them howl in person gave me Goosebumps! An Experience I'll never forget.

[@wolfiethetimberwolf1363]

Did you go to Wolf Creek Habitat or Wolf Park? I got to go to them and it was incredible! If there's a different place in IN please let me know, it'd be great to go after COVID-19 ends!

[@thefracturedbutwhole5475]

*they're

[@luluthefox9527]

@@wolfiethetimberwolf1363 there one really big one on Florida that you walk in with a big group and afterward they bring smaller groups in to take photos they have artic wolves as well other animals I believe they had foxes to and sometimes the more Hyper wolves get the entire property howling it was awesome

[@wolfiethetimberwolf1363]

@@luluthefox9527 Ah, that would be cool!

[@luluthefox9527]

@@wolfiethetimberwolf1363 sadly I don’t remover where we went specifically but I just know there a huge one on Florida

[@anmadecaieer4796]

The white one just looked embarrassed of the affectionate one lmao "I swear he's not usually like this" "Travis get back here!"

[@BlueFlameBird]

"Travis we dont know where those humans came from! They could have fleas and we just bathed!"

[@lifeofavatar1]

"Your always so grumpy Derick, I dont care, I like these hoomans"

[@willcarrillo3639]

🤣

[@jjvega256]

Lol Travis

[@ItalianoVeroAceHigh]

Exactly, like "dude, stop acting like a dog! Yes these hoomans are cool but we have a reputation to uphold!!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@wherethetatosat]

I'm starting to understand why we domesticated canines.

[@undercoverasiant696]

I think you'll find that they domesticated us.

[@johnfromtennessee2651]

DONG!

[@adrianascarvalho]

@@johnfromtennessee2651 *I’m calling the police*

[@user-qt5xg5ju8z]

@@johnfromtennessee2651 w h y

[@johnfromtennessee2651]

@@adrianascarvalho wait wat, why?

[@animeaddict2202]

He's trying to put his tongue in your mouth! Sounds gross but that's just how wolves greet and show affection, so that's why he kept trying to jump and lick the face!

[@gonhunter3994]

**She* not he

[@noflex8451]

@@gonhunter3994 you cant see that from this video exactly

[@hellohello-fs7we]

@@gonhunter3994 actually it says it in the description the wolf is a he

[@TopKunt]

@@gonhunter3994 incredibly irrelevant

[@Luculencia]

It's how they encourage members of the pack who have been hunting to regurgitate food for the ones left behind.

[@MarquisVonMonster]

Lady: “Don’t be afraid to push him off” Me: “Push him off? I’m taking him home.”

[@cooltrainervaultboy-39]

Same

[@pauljackson171]

Already mentally filling out the adoption papers.

[@potassium3948]

Just feed it enough, when it gets hungry it wouldn’t hesitate to kill and devour you

[@youngredfield2944]

​@@potassium3948 Wolves are pack animal, they don't eat pack member.

[@kevgh3869]

Wolf: This is better than the dog park, there everyone leaves when they see me coming.

[@lisacollins5868]

😆😆😆😉

[@mr.nobody2858]

That's just sad.

[@menslady125eif2590]

"You will LOVE ME, HOOMANS!"

[@Theohybrid]

"...or I will rip thine throat from ye head!"

[@emile-a2394]

@@Theohybrid 💀

[@Gwenni911]

@@Theohybrid 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@yannickwillems1644]

Hoomans😅😅😅

[@mathias6369]

or just "i love you, hoomans"

[@tidepods2933]

Wolf: YAS!!! Everey one shall pet me

[@Danny-fm3yn]

tide pods YOU SHALL NOT PAAAAAASSS without peting me

[@silasmcgee3647]

Windows 9 dat wulf is thicc

[@SunnyGaming3710]

@Deva Rafael you have been reported by people

[@Theohybrid]

You don't get an opportunity every day to pet a willing wolf, ya know?

[@fenrirswolh3]

I wanna give him cuddles!

[@desmonddart5163]

So that's how the journey began from wild predator to pug...

[@Propane_Acccessories]

Very unfortunate indeed

[@Theohybrid]

Kinda hyperbolic, dont ya think?

[@desmonddart5163]

@@Theohybrid From strong, athletic hunter to little goblin that can barely breathe doesn't seem to hyberbolic to me 😄

[@deadeyedarwin]

No

[@blankblank5409]

Breeding

[@iamcondescending]

Heard a story about a wolf sanctuary that did tours like this and they would start out the tour by asking the women "if you're pregnant do you want to know today?" Because apparently wolves can sense the hormonal changes in pregnant women and will generally be more cautious and careful around them all the while jumping and playing with everyone else. They started asking that question at the start of the tour because one tour a keeper approached a woman and ask when she was due and it started a fight with the boyfriend...

[@kylexrex]

thats awesome and hilarious 😂

[@sk_n_vv_lker2926]

Gotta love animals for this 💀💀

[@nishitraj.]

Lol

[@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131]

Oooops !!! 😉

[@poop10I]

Yeah.. they can also sense illness. If trained, they can detect cancer, and anything else. They also can cure you with their love and affection. Nature is truly beautiful

[@krishchand7691]

Imagine all animals signs of happy is flapping the tails. everybody be playing with rattlesnakes

[@ekin4691]

einstein's lost semen ?

[@ninjamoves6087]

holy shit

[@Preciousrandogoods]

+ekin capar lol... 😂😂

[@ItumelengS]

😂😂

[@BarackObamah]

😂

[@julienoahdaniels3267]

the lady: "they are brothers " the white wolf: " he is adopted"

[@tiggywinkle2610]

Did he kill 80 people in 2 days?

[@Wrz2e]

The domestication of dogs began when a caveman saw a wild wolf and thought "if only you loved me."

[@kaileng3500]

[@emmaporterukulele]

The fool, wolves already love him

[@Texas240]

No. It began when a wolf noticed that the caveman had long fingers that looked great for ear scratches or belly rubs and that caveman also had treats.

[@jaykumar4259]

@@emmaporterukulele 🙂

[@fallinginthed33p]

@@Texas240 quite possible too. The pack members that weren't scared of getting an ear scratched or a back rubbed by a human also got more food from humans and higher chances of passing on their fearlessness to the next generation, whereas more timid wolves starved. Evolution is weird and powerful.

[@hlecaros]

Damn... That wolf is huge!

[@LeSuperFishe]

Hans Lecaros gray wolves are massive most of the time

[@ihatefurries5212]

They are the biggest k9

@@ihatefurries5212 no

[@decimation9780]

@ Irish Wolfhounds are about the same size as a Grey Wolf, Great Danes are only slightly larger, having much longer legs. But he’s not entirely wrong, as Grey Wolves are among the largest canines. Not sure if Timber Wolves are bigger though.

[@20PINKluvr]

Loves giving hugs

[@OrderedEntropy]

This wolf is like "They may look weird but I accept anyone to my pack with the same affection, I am progressive like that" XD

[@Ciara991x]

Underrated comment right there ladies and gentlemen.

[@starry9659]

Wolves are kind, compassionate, loving animals that deserve to live their lives without harm

[@cristinesalisbury63]

👍👍👍👍🙂🙂🙂

[@davynhainstock7503]

Unless they kill ur dog

[@iamthefuss934]

They are also savage creatures. Murderous carnivores. Sweet things yeah but

[@mnunez10]

@@davynhainstock7503 most likely coyotes.

[@davynhainstock7503]

@@mnunez10 not many coyotes in wolf territory

[@coolskeleton9281]

My brain: That is an apex predator capable of hunting prey 3x my weight and speed and it can kill me at any moment if it wanted to. Also my brain: Nyohoho babi boi, pupper

[@Warrior_Culture]

It would be a glorious battle!

[@Jagar_Tharn]

You might not be giving yourself enough credit. I don't know anything about you but if you're reasonably fit and not tiny, you should be able to take a wolf in a fight to the death. I know I could take the wolf in this video. Sure it would injure me but I would dominate it. All it has is a mouth. I have 2 hands, 2 arms, 2 legs. I can easily prevent it from fighting, hold it in place and choke it out, but it wouldn't be likely to go that far. Canines know when they're beaten and prefer to surrender.

[@coolskeleton9281]

@@Jagar_Tharn weird flex but ok. Also, no, you cant take on that wolf. You say that all it has is its mouth but you are forgetting that it has a very strong bite force and it also has CLAWS. Not to mention that wolves are bigger than you think they are. They are 6 feet long from snout to tail and males on average can weigh up to 180 pounds of pure solid muscle. Maybe you can put a normal street dog in a chokehold but if you try that with a wolf it will bite your arm off, and then your face. Oh not to mention that a lot of them could be rabid, and their bite would be 15x more potent than other rabid animals. Trust me a wolf can and will kick your ass, especially if its hungry

[@Jagar_Tharn]

@@coolskeleton9281 I'm sorry, insolent child, but I will trust my knowledge over your ignorance.

[@coolskeleton9281]

@@Jagar_Tharn r/iamverysmart + r/im14andthisisdeep

[@Scalpaxos]

Very polite wolf, he greeted everyone with a proper face licking.

[@allohtoffbaqphat4547]

The most precious mauling I've ever seen, dear god what an animal.

[@PersonausdemAll]

Hi Vegeta

[@gabriel.hongkong]

The wolf behaves almost exactly like a home raised Labrador! love it!

[@billolsen4360]

I understand that wolves don't bark.

[@yaro42]

@@billolsen4360 they do, just not as often as dogs

[@LoneWolf-mh6cw]

I love how he goes to everybody and not just one or two ppl. Everyone gets some wolf lovin

[@timpetersen2923]

Now I want to visit a wolf sanctuary. Wolves, like many other animals out in the wild that are neglected due to their "natural behavior", truly are magnificent creatures.

[@DogsWolvesMore]

Ignorant and rude comments will be deleted. This includes inappropriate reply chains (like the infamous religious debates), and things like "THIS IS WRONG, WILD ANIMALS SHOULDN'T BE KEPT IN CAPTIVITY!" If you could read descriptions, you'd see that... ♥ "The Sanctuary houses over sixty captive-bred wolves and wolf-dogs, most of who were rescued from abusive or neglectful situations. Since the animals were raised in a captive situation, they do not possess the skills necessary to survive in the wild and cannot be released. We offer lifelong care to all of our residents." ♥

[@dillzer12]

You don't have to worry about that, people on youtube get a kick outa saying horrible things. I've learned to tell the difference between the trolls and the maniacs. (+You do a great job)

[@sirwilson6652]

but i like lamas

[@RuleofFive]

Your wolf, "Dakota" is such a sweetie! What a great ambassador! Thanks for posting!!!!

[@Ang-xv4ji]

So adorable!

[@wolfgypsy13]

I want to hug him.

[@sce2aux464]

Observe...one of the most lethal and vicious creatures on earth. These bloodthirsty beasts that have challenged man from before the beginning of recorded history... "I WUV YOU!! I WUV YOU!! I WUV YOUUU!!!!"

[@Cad_yellow_on_the_1_inch_brush]

My thoughts exactly! :D Animal predators are so misunderstood.

[@alanbean4243]

X The reason they are misunderstood is because humans project our hunting practices onto them. Animals attack because they are threatened or are looking for food. They don't attack for no reason. So if a bear/wolf attacks you in the wild, you can guarantee it is because you trespassed in its territory, or because you have food and it is hungry.

[@Cad_yellow_on_the_1_inch_brush]

Alan Bean Damn straight.

[@TanitAkavirius]

"Observe...one of the most lethal and vicious creatures on earth. These bloodthirsty beasts that have challenged wolves from before the beginning of recorded history..." Fixed

[@isair81]

Well, to be fair, I wouldn't try and approach a wolf in the wild.

[@muneungBeing]

When a wolf is happy = DOG IF not = BEAST

[@bigleo9291]

It's a wonder that Dakota didn't knock anyone over. He's a BIG boy!

[@DogsWolvesMore]

Actually, the camera goes crazy in the beginning because he knocked me back into the fence! xD I would've gone down if it weren't there to catch me and if John didn't grab him off of me. :P

[@dantyler6614]

I never knew wolves were so big. It's like a giant fluffy husky

[@codghostgamer0075]

Knr

[@lawlicht8092]

I think your doggo needs a time off from the gym

[@noctarin1516]

Wolves can weigh up to 140 pounds and can run to 50 KM/h. Even if they stop hitting the gym they'll be buff /:

[@bullykojima3232]

@@noctarin1516 OK BOOMER

[@williamsmith6213]

@@bullykojima3232 not really an ok boomer moment. Can't really say that to someone just for having knowledge about something

[@yaurfeiussystuhncc]

@@williamsmith6213 ...

[@Wavemaninawe]

No kidding. 😳 Its easy to forget that these things are massive.

[@gennamo2922]

KZbin recommendations messed with me once, but not today

[@Cyber_Noot]

Acts just like my husky/lab mix. Just derpy and happy to see everyone and wanting pets.

[@TheIGITnBLUE]

One of my friends adopted a wolf and he grew up to be just as sweet as these guys. =)

[@madcatgr9701]

a wolf is not to be kept in a house. if kept in captivity it needs a big space to mark as its own and run around freely. your friend did something wrong. I hope he let him free at some point. a wolf can never be tamed

[@katylove5004]

MadCatGr he / she said my friend adopted a wolf. She never say my friend keep a wolf in her house. IDK where you getting the info about her friend keeping the wolf in the houses. All she said her friend adopted a wolf so how do you know her friend keep it in her houses and not on a big spaces.

[@Dogman_35]

MadCatGr Yes they can... What the hell do you think dogs originated from? And wolves raised in captivity often CAN'T survive in the wild... Setting it free would quite possibly kill it.

[@DinnerForkTongue]

Dogman_35 Again, much like a dog.

[@rm5337]

MadCatGr A wolf can never be tamed...neither can some humans.

[@iteachvader]

What I wouldn't give to be "attacked" by a happy, friendly wolf. Must be a great opportunity! These guys seem like such gentle giants.

[@luxena1553]

Other wolves: *"stop playing with your food!"*

[@felixsarmpit]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@gatorhunter1]

You don't realize how big these guys get until you see one up close. Now I see why they are apex predators. Big, strong, and smart!

[@reyperez5153]

this wolf offers anyone with a beard a free shave XDD

[@jakehagerman7240]

These wolves act just like dogs, its so adorable :)

[@Kaliphate]

Because they are dogs... But yeah they are what gave our domesticated dogs there talents because wolves are the ancestors of all dogs. That's what gives our dogs there adorable look!

[@anyapeanutlover]

Canines foxy. Canines. Including you.

[@FamAD123]

Toa Ninjis It would be better to say that dogs are wolves.

[@jakehagerman7240]

+Alexandra Garcia And we foxes like the occasional bunny to eat now and then...

[@FamAD123]

***** Yes, dogs are wolves. They don't share a common ancestors, dogs are considered a subspecies of the gray wolf. As far as science is concerned they, along with dingos, are the same species. This has been the case since 1993.

[@AlphaFennec]

0:46 guy with beard : *exist* Dakota: lemme cut that for you hooman

[@CeranVA]

So much fluff. MUST CUDDLE.

[@CeranVA]

+Melluns 07 Now I'm thinking of a shampooed wolfy. MUST GIVE OVERSIZED WILD PUPPEH SOME LURVIN!

[@stephanieclark3444]

I agree it fluffy and stuff but, don't go to a normal wild wolf and try to hug it.😏

[@mistyskies2088]

Brandon Coe GEMME DA FLUFFY PUPPY

[@margaritasalazar7769]

I feel like I can sleep on one of the big Wolfie's

[@BakuBlader100]

It's so fluffy, I'm gonna die

[@TheAztecScorpion]

I WANT WOLF KISSIES!!!!

[@mistykitty25]

It would be hard for me to leave that sanctuary. They are beautiful animals. Regardless of what anyone says they do have a loving soul. Hope you get plenty of wolf kisses lol

[@cheesybutters5053]

As an owner of a wolfdog, I can personally confirm that the experience is amazing

[@michelleedwards2636]

It is amazing. I have a 9 year old Alaskan Malamute/Timber Wolf and he is a sweetheart. Plus I have a friend that has Timber Wolves that I have been able to spend time with.

[@SarlCaganGuy]

These wolves still show more respect than cats haha

[@haczu86]

+Sarl Cagan cats are dicks...

[@101Crock]

+king hemo How are they slaves if they are clearly happy, and could run away if they wanted to?

[@hannathequeenb1344]

Has anybody else notice that the wolf is fat not like plain fat but really fat

[@hannathequeenb1344]

Wtf I just asked if u notice the wolf is fat....

[@hannathequeenb1344]

+king hemo it's fine if you miss read it I'm sorry if I offended you

[@trading.helper-1997]

Dog: we are more friendly than wolfs This wolf: 😑

[@Turboy65]

The wolf is attempting to lick your teeth. This is a peace offering and the smartest thing to do is to let him lick your teeth. And no, it's probably not anywhere near as disgusting as it sounds like it would be. You've probably kissed people that didn't have that clean a mouth.

[@blainelhoward]

I just don't get how anyone can be afraid of wolves. Look at them their just big ole cuddle butts

[@zannettos]

Sure they are... then the attack you and rip your guts off while feeding on your corpse

[@blainelhoward]

alex zannettou I've been around wolves many times and there is absolutely 0 cases of a healthy wolf attacking a human.

[@blainelhoward]

Kha Ngo Wolves know if you like them or not. I went to a wild life rescue and got to go in with their latest rescues. I've never felt so loved and so alive in my life.

[@khango6006]

blaine howard Holy shit good for you!! Man, I wish someday I can join a rescue mission like that.

[@blainelhoward]

Kha Ngo Yeah it's one of the most amazing thing's you can ever do. www.wolfcreekhabitat.org/ This is the place I go to I try to go at least twice a year. 20.00 for a day with the wolves its amazing.

[@technewsfortechnoobs]

Wolves and bears....two of my favorite animals ever. Capable of such love and affection, wrongfully depicted as constant threats to humans.

[@zetokaiba5867]

Well wolves kill farmers sheep, dogs, and if they get the chance they'll kill a child so it's understandable why it's depicted that way and bears should be left alone no amount love is gonna change a undomesticated bear.

[@OneBiasedOpinion]

Yeah... bears are kinda just too big for humans though. A human can kinda go toe-to-toe physically with a wolf if absolutely needed. And that helps to establish dominance, which is important in the pack mentality of dogs. Bears just straight-up out-class most humans in terms of physical force. If a bear is having a bad day and decides to take it out on a human, there’s not much the human can do about it except try to run, and that doesn’t help the relationship much. Still, I’ve seen people living with both. So it isn’t impossible. Just more difficult in the case of the bear.

[@TheWolf-lh7sj]

That white wolf in the background is freaking beautiful

[@Yoaru]

The first human to invite wolves to their caves is now considered a legend above all

[@anthonylong9067]

See? Wolves can be good to humans. Humans and wolves may have been companions for thousands of years.

[@tiffles3890]

+Mercedesbergerking They do so as a caution. Back when humans themselves were pretty feral and wild, they had no trouble establishing personal dominance over some wolves who ventured near camps for scavenging bits of the hunt. These were the ancestors of dogs. And even then most packs of wild wolves posed a threat just like any predatory animal. A hungry wild wolf pack would hunt and kill a lone human or two without hesitation. As humans became more civilization bound, this difference only widened. The risks of trying to "tame" wolves, became more vivid in the minds of the relatively civilized human. And for good reason. A wolf born and brought up in the wilds with no prior human contact is a wild predator, an animal with killing instincts. Going near such a creature is risky business. These wolves in the video seem a little habituated to humans, so it isn't much of an issue.

[@MasterKeiya]

+Anthony Long Before dogs evolved from them, yes. Humans have a long history of animal companionship, and there are alot of people who can develop relationships with animals quite easily.

[@blacksunshine1089]

+Mercedesbergerking Wolves in the wild are little different than the ones in this video. Those legends and myths are actually based on truth. One things wolves have been known to do is lure domestic dogs out their area by having one of the pack members walk into the yard like he wants to play, and then run and let the dog chase him to where the rest of the pack is waiting.

[@okamijubei]

In a way, yes. As those wolves our ancestors have raise had evolved with us. They are called, dogs.

[@plmokm33]

Lol wolves and humans HAVE been companions for thousands of years, where do you think dogs came from?

[@jamesdauphinais2705]

I want one. I met a couple that owned one. she was so beautiful. they had her since she was a cub. and raised her like she was a dog. big baby.. such a loving animal.

[@laurieschrader6529]

The wolf 🐺 loves to be loved. I love wolves 🐺. They are beautiful animals and very intelligent. OMG they are so friendly.

[@adeaddeity7265]

THEY LOOK SO SQUISHY AND THE BONUS IS THAT THEY’RE FRIENDLY AND FLOOFY. I WANT TO PET THEM THIS INSTANT.

[@linux750]

WOW. i did not realize that wolves were so *BIG!* that wolf was around the size of a Rottweiler...

[@lytee3720]

+linux750 bigger i think

[@dezastruos]

+lytee much bigger!

[@rikumajumder1558]

+linux750 They are bigger in the wild. I always say Wolves are the best pack hunters and can destroy any other Dog or Big Cat Pack/Tribe because they are also the most efficient hunters.

[@ianamor14]

+Ritabrata Majumder nah let them fight mountain dogs..

[@rikumajumder1558]

ian miguel Amorado Yeah, the Wolves will win.

[@agus2001]

I love me some wolves. Most amazing creature in existence, and probably the most misunderstood. Wish you the best in caring for them.

[@andrika1990]

agus2001 YES IT PAINS ME SO MUCH. but they are loved by caring humans💖💖including myself

[@julienoahdaniels3267]

the white one was like " he is adopted , not my brother actually "

[@elasolezito]

Wolf approves beard... of course !

[@kitlingarts]

Johan Dale And hair too. The first time I went in with wolves I had my hair pulled back. One of the females was a little too curious about it and swiped my hair tie lol.

[@elasolezito]

Kitling Works Awesome !

[@fidanelezi8526]

Actualy it wasn't the beard that the wolf licked. It was his teeth that the wolf licked. That is how they greet somebody they like

[@RADIOACTIVEBUNY]

They really are gorgeous animals.

[@hamzapoland]

I hope you meet one at the woods :)

[@ericbauer4897]

Aww.... I'm so jealous. Wolves are amazing animals. I'd love to see one in the wild...from a good distance away. But, to be in an enclosure with and be able to pet one has to be an incredible experience.

[@lorrainefisher7361]

Typical wolf behaviour - straight for the mouth that’s how they greet.

[@jmk-sz1wb]

Why is anyone even complaining about this? I am highly against certain animals being kept in captivity, but this is good for these wolves/wolf-dogs in particular. This sanctuary is doing an amazing job, and no one really has the right to complain or argue against that. The animals are healthy, and from what I've seen in the video they are happy and content. Please, use your time on actually arguing against bad places. In the description it states that most of these animals were rescued. If they were born captive, or taken as young by whoever had them at first, they are not fit to survive in the wild, and these people are doing the best that they possibly can to make their lives good.

[@thatcatboab]

Beautiful animals, can tell that friendly big boy loves his home in the wolf rescue centre x

[@YouJustGotAnimated]

How could ANYONE dislike this video?

[@robschanaynay3500]

People who think this is a safety hazard because that wolf could dominate those females and eat their protein. But those people just need to grow some bawls.

[@Basteal]

This wolf thinks it's a 20 pound lap dog.

[@lifeofavatar1]

More like a 40 to 140 pound lap dog Yes, I did look it up

[@OneBiasedOpinion]

_All_ dogs think they’re lapdogs when they’re around people they know and trust. They’re wonderfully optimistic animals.

[@Galedan-C1029]

he's like "LET ME LOVE YOU HOOMONS!!"

[@Oplix]

“I licks the COVID off. Stay put hooman.”

[@fruitlion8]

He just takes every opportunity he can to lick his new friends! And I love how his tail seems to spin in circles rather than wag, extra cute!

[@diamondtron01]

My dad used to have two Malamutes that looked like those. They were so chill. If you didn't like to play rough, they weren't the ones to play with. lol

[@Liquidcadmus]

Such a beautiful wolf, they're gorgeous animals

[@Notawesomeatall7]

It would be an HONOR to be knocked down by a wolf's hugs/kisses.

[@brandonknight431]

Hes almost as tall as the people

[@iOnlySignIn]

Winter Is Coming.

[@chillmaster6190]

You know nothing.

[@RealBadGaming52]

iOnlySignIn "your one of Ned Starks Basterds"

[@yoginc]

THE KING IN THE NORTH!!

[@lennyhings8364]

iOnlySignIn TO TOWWWWN ;D

[@buggs9950]

That's just how my German Shepherd is when I get in from a long day. I love it.

[@racer927]

That wolf is just like "Oh I love you! I love you too, camera guy, I love everybody!"

[@pppaaaooo13]

FAN FACT! All animals on earth can co-exist as friends and peacefully. The problem starts when the stomach starts to growl :(

[@consumerjtc5835]

Woah, we can co-exist with tapeworms and vermin peacefully?

[@onehappypepper8732]

is that not why animals kill each other? sarcasm btw

[@lakenash7947]

This isn't zootopia dumbass, that's not how it works

[@eggsacuteme3456]

For us it's also when you need a new purse

[@Irishgriffin89]

privileged society has avoided parasites like tapes worms pretty well as for "vermin", everything has its place in the chain

[@MegaMrMinecraft1]

This kind of video shows pretty much exactly how dogs came from these amazing creatures. Dogs can probably technically be considered wolves since they are a subspecies, they are just way more likely to form bonds with humans.

[@nantzstein]

7 years later and its STILL CUTE !!!

[@davlor86]

damn, these wolves must be already dead then ☹

[@mnalghrenn]

Wolves are odd for wild animals. Much more naturally relaxed. Guess that's how we ended up with dogs.

[@TanitAkavirius]

I think it's because we humans and wolves are both endurance hunters.

[@timsomethin6730]

JuliusAkavirius Good combination. Two legged travel is more energy-efficient than four leg travel and humans have a number of sweat glands in their skin that most animals can't compete with, so a human can keep walking-jogging until a deer would build up too much body heat and collapse and risk coma and possibly death. The main method for a four legged prey to survive the human that it cannot match in endurance is to run faster than us and get lost out of sight before it needs to hide and rest. Humans have the stamina to make the prey an easy catch if the wolves can use their great noses to make it not possible for the prey to lay down somewhere and hide.

[@micahreynolds286]

It's amazing how gentle this animal is even though it knows it could fatally injure any of these people with little to no resistance.

[@michaell.8938]

Just a big puppy. :-)

[@arejczyk7738]

Push them off??? Never ever. I would cuddle, scrotch, hug and wooooed all day every day with those wolfdoggos!

[@jentoons5732]

OMG Such beautiful wolves *o* I'll admit, I'm jealous! You guys are lucky to meet and play w/wolves! :)

[@primal9007]

No matter if they're wild or domestic, a dog is a dog. And they will always love belly rubs and cuddles.

[@rt0756]

Wolf is like " this seems yummy, this seems yummy, mmm this too"

[@fallinginthed33p]

A buffet meal that follows him around.

[@GodsHound444]

i have three pitbulls that absolutely love people but would tear someone apart if they feel if our little pack is threatened. imagine HAVING A PACK OF WOLVES!!

[@alyctus]

It's absolutely beautiful! It's fur looks so soft ^_^

[@DogsWolvesMore]

Woohoooo!! :D Thank you, everyone, for helping to get this video over 3 MILLION VIEWS!!

[@andrewsargent8849]

+Sultan AlHori To be honest some places it is illegal to own a wolf. If you happen to live in the US, some states is it illegal to do so. Others though you require a permit, A large fenced in area similar in size to a field for plenty of space to roam, You must be around them almost all the time. If you actually read into the life of a wolf you will find they are pack animals, and if you own a wolf it will come to see you as a member of the pack. now, a wolf hybrid, or wolfdog are similar, but are more legal to own here in the US. First thing is first, you need to learn more about them, then check the laws of your country or State(If you live in the US) to see if it is legal for you to get a license to own one. Getting a license to own one isn't as easy as a driver's license. If you have already done all this, check online. I found one site a while back that sold wolf pups for hundreds of dollars to thousands depending on age and other factors. Hope this helps

[@markx7139]

+DogsWolvesNMore Np man.

[@111-i6j]

+DogsWolvesNMore where's the happy werewolf attack. (seriously)

[@SigmaExcel]

so cuuuuuuute! hope he is dont gonna be wild again...cause its could be dangerous...

[@robinsharp839]

Where are you

[@KMT15]

That's awesome!!! I want to meet a friendly wolf

[@michelleedwards2636]

I have and it is amazing.

[@sugargirl1883]

*7* years, and this vid is still table flippin' adorable. My, those are some beautiful and excited timber wolves.😍

[@konstantinosfasouletos7773]

The Wolf is trying to smell their teeth and basically smell their breath. Wolves want to smell you, and the first thing that they do is smell/lick your teeth. They wanna know, who and what you are, period. So if you ever have a wolf encounter, let them smell/lick your teeth.

[@Aethryx]

So to keep a wolf from eating me, I have to make out with one? S:

[@BrewsBiggestFan]

No, if you ever encounter a wolf in the wild, do not let them lick your teeth, keep your distance and more appropriately, leave. The wolf in this video was most likely bred in captivity. And I'm aware that just because it's bred in captivity it doesn't make it domesticated and it's still in fact a wild animal. Just do not take Konstantinos advice is all I'm saying. Terrible advice.

[@Bonkbonk100]

Lol, if you encounter a wolf in the wild, it's most likely going to eat your face, not make out with it.

[@lola987765543321]

Mavis Not unless it was starving because we look like weird creatures.

[@konstantinosfasouletos7773]

M Palooza I never said for anyone to go out of their way and look for wovles........

[@brondzBaLLZ]

I guess the thing behind training a wolf is making sure it is well fed. As long as the wolf sees you as a source of food, like a hunting partner, he would stick with you. Perhaps that's how we ended up with dogs.

[@kobejordan8334]

I own a wolfdog and it is rarely ever aggressive and always so nice just like this wolf.

[@Yeet-sp6kf]

same

[@MinecraftPro97k]

They are sweet, kind, and playful wolves !

[@ZenPsyko]

I'm pretty sure the other wolves there are like "Frickin' Moon Moon."

[@PlayingTarot]

Such a loving and sociable wolf, amazing!

[@briansivley2001]

I wouldn't mind getting attacked by that guy so cute.

[@epico5805]

Awwwwww, what a big floofy baby

[@gr8vivin]

Luckily, the wolf is on 'play mode' !!!

[@dutystalker]

no it is on minecraft wolf mode :P

[@xornedge8204]

@@aldofortte7779 bro wtf

[@justadragonnamemarcus1751]

@@aldofortte7779 YO WTH

[@wish4somefish]

I learned on a documentary that wolves sometimes how they greet eachother is by licking or smelling eachother's teeth. My dog, in fact, does this to me as a greeting! :D Anyways I adore wolves, they're my favorite animal and deserve to live safely. I'm glad they have a place in this shelter with other wolves to protect them from harm. I understand they are meant to be wild but it's good to see people taking care of wildlife in the proper way :) (As in not shoving them in small cages with barely any room, and I do want all wolves to be free in the wild.)

[@cristinesalisbury63]

🙂👍🙂👍🐺

[@RyhzaliaLisa4118]

In my opinion, I don't think certain animals should be kept in captivity, but if they are being held there for reasons like a rescue, from a neglected sort of event, then that is fine and acceptable. And yes, certain animals like in this video, may or may not have the skills to survive, so they should stay in captivity. I hope you understand what I am saying, DogsWolves&More. Best Wishes

[@RyhzaliaLisa4118]

Brittney Wall Yep. I love Pudding the Fox. Foxes are just so adorable.

[@TheCaptainSplatter]

+Ironwing Kaiser Problem is human hunting and land take away, so its this or extinction.

[@RyhzaliaLisa4118]

Alucard Hellsing We humans are very corrupt with our minds, and our actions. Some just don't believe that the Animal Kingdom has rights also.....if that is the case, then I hate being a human.

[@Mdmelastrange]

People: Wolves are big evil monsters! Wolf: Gimme a kiss!