I Leave For Thirty Seconds…

And my interior turns into a rock concert.

[@AtlasBlizzard]

"Our human's missing! We gotta howl to let him know where we are!"

[@ChuckleDuck]

When you shake Kane's head, he's like that clattering teeth gag toy. Incredible. An apex predator without equal. Seperation anxiety included.

[@I_Willenbrock_I]

"you don't need personal space, if you have a personal wolfdog."

[@garrettbays6942]

As soon as Kane starts howling, I'm picturing fellow KZbinr Ryan George in his dog costume going, "Wah wah wah wah wah."

[@nick0875]

Harvey being Kane's backup singer as they perform the song on their people.

[@M.Datura]

"Kane; the personal experience." Includes: a lot of fluffy ear closeups.

[@klarakhan]

2:35 the way you make his teeth cackle i am deaaadddd

[@chinwyian]

Kane just unlocked his inner husky

[@zach2382]

So it is a natural thing for dogs to immediately miss you when you leave for like a few seconds

[@josephwilson3930]

So, Kane should be five years old right? My Wolfdog Polo is four years old now. Kane acts exactly like my Polo, I love it. Kane has the higher DNA of wolf than my Polo... Polo's DNA is 31.3% Grey Wolf, but from Embark his Trait is high because his mom was 69% Grey Wolf and dad was a full Wooly Husky. Both Harvey and Kane are beautiful. ❤

[@marioxdc123]

Wow Kane wanted pets without growling!

[@ladykat6684]

Kane has such a pretty voice❤

[@kyo-nil9310]

xD harvey talks funny every time

[@echojapan9284]

ハーヴィ可愛いですねw

[@TitanAEX4]

DAD: "We're stuck between 'coming over here' and 'stopping Kane from coming over here.'" Jealousy knows no bounds, I see. Later: DAD: "And if you're sitting down...well that just means 'pet me.' That's what that means, right?" KANE: "Correct." Kane finally admits that he loves pets. Later still: DAD: "Alright, check - can I go out and get the mail by myself?" (goes outside, closes the door) (Kane begins scratching on the windows) DAD: "The answer is 'no.'" (rings doorbell) KANE: (begins singing) Aww, Kane, you're such an easy mark. We still love ya, you goofy boy.

[@KatherineShimkus]

Wish my dog was like Kane!

[@kyo-nil9310]

lmao after the doorbell that whinin

[@chernobyl-wolf]

3:23 little bit of husky come out there.

[@NinjabladeHanzo]

Can I leave for 30 seconds to go get the mail Kane 🐺 : UNACCEPTABLE Harvey 🧀🥔 : given up Kane 🐺🥔 : oh you’re sitting down so that means you can give me attention & you know when you give a wolf a pat…. It’s never enough

[@notarant5107]

Man every time I see your videos I picture you with *blonde hair* however, I'm proven wrong *EVERY Time*

[@KenanTurkiye]

rascals :)

[@RobertStoll]

Kane running distraction lol

[@marks7502]

no space

[@sriavula]

How do I get a wolf dog

[@feliciaroseantonia]

Idk much about it, but I know step one is to live in a state where it's legal, & step two is to not support backyard breeders. Step three is to socialize them very well as puppies (if you adopt them when they're very young). Step four is to make sure you take them out for lots of walks, often. Like. Every day type of often basically. Otherwise they're gonna eat your couch, and, yes, it will be your fault. Step five is to have a big house with open space, like a large backyard for them to run around in & such. Oh, yeah, and step six is to get them fixed (spayed/neutered). To my knowledge, you shouldn't do this until they're at least 2 years old. But once they turn two years old, the sooner you get that procedure done, the better; otherwise it could possibly lead to things like cancer or hip dysplasia. (For German Shepherds, that is, at least.) It also might even just influence other things like balancing out their hormones more & such. Beyond that, I would imagine that everything else would be more or less just like caring for any other kind of large dog. Look up what kinds of foods would be best for them, too. (Remember that, not only are grapes poisonous to dogs, but so is xylitol, which is a sweetener often found in peanut butter. That's why there's special kinds of peanut butter made for both humans and dogs!) All of this requires lots of patience and attention, so it's a lot of work & thus requires a lifestyle that's not necessarily for everyone. I'm sure there's stuff I'm forgetting too, so you might want to look up more videos on it as well.

[@Bonniethebunny]

One more thing to add to what the above person said. Make sure to get at least one more dog if you don't already have one. Wolves are social animals, and wolfdogs are no different.