Still no touchy

[@adityarajkar7534]

Anyone who can speak so normally while hearing that growl, deserves all the respect in the world

[@danielhart7663]

I know what you're saying if that was me my voice would drop down to Remember When you were going through puberty and your voice was cracking? 😳

[@utopiad4]

He's probably been hearing that little growl since he was born. He use to bottle feed him since he was a couple of weeks old

[@RobinGooskens]

Why does this deserve all the respect in the world?

[@rttp-righttothepoint6656]

That is now a growl. It’s communication. He’s saying something in doggo and it’s not bad either. If it was bad you’d know know for sure.

[@hw-tq3qb]

Kapoor...he raised that wolf since newborn what respect you Babbling about

[@Unknown-gq4qg]

who's a sweet little baby wolf: proceeds to release inner demons

[@CHADDO_JHB]

😭😅😅😅

[@carbonman1112]

As a wolf myself, I can confirm, those were infact demons

[@xletric-1030]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@KuhakuSensei]

Lol 😂😂

[@besinggajomarie9885]

the wolf is actually communicating

[@ralphfarmer9923]

I had a German shepherd that would talk like that sometimes. It was one of the best shepherds I ever had. Sweet as could be...to us that is.

[@SeRoNePvP]

I had a German Shepherd / Husky Mix for 16 years and he was growling too if he heard sirens from firetrucks or whatever . he looked so much like a wolf 🐺 I miss you Sammy 😢

[@MKultrapdx]

Have an Eastern European Sheppard, and he is crazy intelligent. He does a low tone growl sound when he is talking to others in our family. He has not once growled at me and seems to look at me as the leader because he takes his commands from me without a second of hesitation. I was gifted him from someone who had him in a kennel most hours that was super small. He now has an acre to mark and call his own. Love this boy, and I can't imagine I will ever be so lucky again. He is still young though, and has all his parts so maybe we get lucky and find a nice bitch to fill that role and get some puppies. I 100% understand your last bit too. "To us that is". This dog has loyalty and protection in his DNA. Hardwired to stop anyone or thing that is not been vetted.

[@Infinititia]

I have an old boy who is part German shepherd part lab and part a bunch of other breeds, (lab and Shepard are just the ones he's mostly a mix of) and he's always been a sweet boy who eats like a truck, now he's a grumpy old grampa who's sweet at heart, to the family at least.

[@AcornFox]

had an akita/rott cross that was exactly like this except less scary than two wolves 😂

[@hillbillyscumfuc4360]

I have 2 Wolf-dogs and they both do the happy guttural noise like growls.

[@BB-qj3vz]

The growl is actually a sign of affection and respect

[@yajlumabstinence6725]

Cool i speak wolf too

[@Suitzenx]

Actually is not, He's just been doing this since he was little, the guy said it in a video

[@altelt802]

Absolutely not, the wolf was clearly agitated, any animal that stares you down and shows their teeth is agitated. Dude was just able to de-escalate the situation by not acknowledging the wolf's agitation and showing no fear.

[@TrashKhat]

That growl sounds like a thirty-two-year-old man reluctantly going back to work

[@rocstar3000]

Lmfao

[@NeelkanthEarthmovers]

That's oddly specific.

[@djtravis123]

Is that you?

[@TrashKhat]

@@djtravis123 no

[@dracozain1023]

32 ain't that old, I'd say like early 40s

[@FartingPrice]

I know that's the way wolves communicate, but I would've shit my pants.

[@towanda2947]

Blast!🤣🤣🤣✌️😎

[@asiasinclair3863]

😂😂😂😂😂me too

[@nanuq1516]

blastered. haha

[@twildabuckingham]

Dude doesn't seem to do anything to further trigger this vocalization...he seems to respond negatively to it, saying something like aww what why you doin that. So why's everyone pretending like this guy who's supposed to be the czar of wolves likes this behaviour?

[@haithamabdullah400]

😂 I don’t blame you. I may do the same

[@Origin3096]

I love the fact that they are talkers. Wolves growling is not that they are mad, they don’t bark. That is how they talk.

[@hayleyhamilton4457]

So much Respect for this man, the Love he shows is on another level 🙏 ❤

[@canadianorange9676]

He talking to them wolves like a middle aged woman talked to her chihuahua.

[@cameronkrolik]

I would do the exact same if these wolves were as comfortable with me lol

[@nourslimane571]

🤣🤣🤣

[@libra818]

🤣

[@Mach1Rush]

The only difference is, the chihuahua might actually bite 😂

[@libra818]

@@Mach1Rush 🤣

[@Sarcastican_]

Man, that boi went from cute and cuddly to "fetch me their souls."

[@syalda0001]

This needs way more likes

[@drewdabrew4745]

What is that from bro ? 🤣

[@J_A_M_E_Y_E_L_N_O_C]

​​@@drewdabrew4745 call of duty, during zombies when it releases the dogs it says that.

[@drewdabrew4745]

@@J_A_M_E_Y_E_L_N_O_C that's right 😂😂😂

[@ohfuukyeaaa6379]

@@drewdabrew4745 round 6,11,17,23 aka the dog rounds

[@t0nsofun69-3]

He’s such a good boy 😊 He really does enjoy your presence. He is a wolf, so naturally he feels he can take you but his respect keeps him from acting on a wild instinct. He’s a good boy 😊

[@jalucard1891]

You are so lucky that you’re able to have this kind of interaction with these beautiful animals.

[@walaaliehe]

Wolves growling like that is a sign of respect actually. That's how they communicate their affection

[@joshlyerla6991]

On god?

[@Hyebri]

fr

[@Benji_UFC]

@@joshlyerla6991 on dog

[@brendan4160]

Nah dawg that’s cap 🧢

[@Benji_UFC]

@@brendan4160 it’s true. That wolf would’ve bit his head off by now if it didn’t respect it’s owner. Especially wouldn’t have let him get that close to begin with.

[@scarlettrochester1011]

The TWO SWEET LIL BABIES got me so fucking precious 😭😭 love these kind of relationships with animals.

[@mystyinsandiego]

I had a hybrid. Her dad was just like this but not as scary-no teeth displayed. 150 pounds of amazing strength. Loyal and loving. These 2 are beautiful.

[@dawnangel2917]

Lol he was all "no touchy" then "don't you cheat on my toes with my sister's toes."

[@lluviatibia8722]

lmfao so cute

[@lmdirkdiggler7170]

What are you doing step-sis!?!?

[@PressXToDad]

step toes

[@Nannipat72]

​@@PressXToDad 😂

[@hontzz]

Just so people know with wolves in particular, they will growl like that when showing affection or receiving it, it means they are happy

[@jethrolionheart182]

I had a full-blooded Alaskan timber Wolf for several years and he would growl and howl etc quite a bit but he would never growl in a tone that sounded like he was about to rip my throat out

[@ghostfrieza2904]

Damn so what do they do when they are agitated then?

[@auntvivienne8669]

I had a standard poodle who purred like that too. She was weird.

[@acidicfuture2550]

@@jethrolionheart182 maybe because your dog was a mixed breed of wolf & domestic dog while there are full blown wolves. Stop trying to imply that the wolves here are agitated when they are not. This guy works with wolves for a living.

[@Quatro921]

@@ghostfrieza2904rip someones throat out

[@kathiarledge9275]

I LOVE a talking dog. Two of my three “talk” to me. Sometimes I don’t understand but I pay attention. These wolves have taught me some important lessons that have helped. THANKYOU for this.

[@Orion_TheyThem]

My Belgian Malinois/American Dingo mix growls like that sometimes. I always try to encourage it and love when he does it. It's so cute 🥺

[@Swampster70]

Such communication and mutual adoration. Boy isn't angry, he's just having a chat.

[@angelxoxo1010]

Wrong!!

[@zictruswow]

​@@angelxoxo1010 how exactly are they wrong? That's how wolves communicate, you don't see the wolf showing it's teeth

[@Swampster70]

@@angelxoxo1010 I can tell you don't own a big dog. His head is down, tails wagging, ears are back. He's a big submissive boy with THE best voice.

[@malliredeemed1772]

@@angelxoxo1010 this wolf, though on a platform above the guy, is lowering his head to be under the him. If the wolf were angry, his head would be up and over the guy, ears forward chest out, and lips retracted to show gums and teeth as a warning. Wolves and big dogs thy are close in ancestral line with wolf are vocal and make big dog sounds. The wolf definitely doesn’t want his paws touched, but the vocalization is more of an, “uh uh”, as opposed to, “GET OFF!!”

[@NovyantoYudiGigsGerraden-mp5px]

:|

[@jaylondon2177]

The last growl was because he got jealous that he was giving the other wolf attention. That wolf proper loves him bless 🙌

[@NarutoUzumaki-kw8zk]

​@@donotclickmyprofile473ok then 🗿

[@V1nceismydad]

@Unknown_User good to know 🗿

[@reneetaylor2307]

​@@donotclickmyprofile473OK no problem

[@kenhopkins2513]

Actually hes very protective of his sister

[@izukumidoria2801]

didn’t know you could understand wolf nice

[@mattburgess5697]

I love that he understands the vocalisations beyond “growl = scary”. I used to know a Rottweiler who would snarl like a mass murderer. But she was just saying hello. Then she’d try to sit all 45 kilos on your lap for snuggles. Dogs have a limited vocabulary. You have to really KNOW the animal to get what it’s saying.

[@rickysprangle4523]

The look from the closest wolf as they're head to head is soooo fucking sweet. That's a look of pure love and loyalty right there. I would love to care for wolves, such a shame I live in a country where wolves where eradicated

[@TheBombanater]

I love how despite the growling you can see his tail wagging in the background. He's a happy wolf

[@capy_corri]

wagging tails don't mean "happines" everytime. It can mean "Anxiety".

[@TheBombanater]

@@capy_corri that just makes it better, either he's happy with his human, or the big bad wolf is nervous of his toe beans

[@sugakookiesandtae9219]

Tail wagging can also mean aggression too

[@Kangaroofilet]

@@capy_corri lol it’s a fucking wolf bro if it had anxiety it would’ve torn his head off…… stop acting like you know animals 😂 wolves imprint on whoever is around them when young…… wolves can bond with humans same as they do with wolves how do you think dogs even exist……

[@Kangaroofilet]

@@sugakookiesandtae9219 no tail up and stiff means aggression tail wagging could mean they found possible prey if that’s what you’re talking about but no not really aggressive mode their fur will stick up like a cats and their tail will be straight in the air not moving

[@Wolfnado]

I know he’s just communicating like a wolf should, but when he’s growling and pressing his forehead against you it looks like he’s threatening you like “Stop f*cking trying to touch my toe beans.” It’s so funny 😭

[@outkast937]

He secretly wants his toe beans touched... But he has to act tough 😂

[@larrycancooke2]

If the Wolf was angry...it simply would have been...one bite... head's off.... Humans last lesson...😅😂😅

[@xElvirax]

​@@outkast937 yup! It looked like he got jealous when he gave his sister attention and touched her toes 😅

[@slrflre]

ears up vs ears down while growling is essential in understanding wolf language!! or any canine really, i think

[@DreamtaleEnjoyer]

@@slrflre Any animal actually! Well, mammal at least. Ears and tail will tell you everything. Up is good, down is bad :)

[@its_not_true]

I love how when he growls he always has the sweetest look on his face.

[@ceruleanwake8876]

I work with dogs and watching this was so satisfying. He acted the exact same way I do when I'm picking on a dog that knows and loves me but is really annoyed by me in that moment. 😂❤

[@edward_mst6762]

For the people that don't know, wolves show affection by growling, and they also communicate that way cuz they don't bark like dogs do Edit: Also their tail is wagging that's why you know it don't wanna eat you *And thank y'all for 13k likes*

[@bobbythomas6520]

Like Rottweilers, extremely weird but cool

[@mitimiti59]

Ah. Thank you for the info. I didn't know that

[@Zaniya3]

@@mitimiti59 yee basically the wolf was “hey attention to me”. it’s similar body language to a dog being jealous about another dog getting their human’s attention. (Dogs that get jealous will physically body block the other dog away, to push the dog away or to block the other dog out of site; which is what he was trying to do.)

[@thebighurt2495]

Also, the wagging tail is a sign of excitement, not anger.

[@danielverkest1718]

So him growling was saying yes I like your pets? A stoic wolf loving his masters pets

[@thelastninjapanda3571]

That growl is 3x more gravelly than any domestic dog

[@jjankrom4398]

Fullbread huskys, at least mine has a similar growl juat not that deep

[@CallMeGreggles]

No shit? Really? My bad I think I’m deaf

[@triggerhappy2457]

@@jjankrom4398 That is a Damn Wolf.😂

[@junebug774]

@@jjankrom4398 bruh that’s a actual wolf🤣

[@Emiichoco]

@@jjankrom4398 bruh what

[@kallmitchel3586]

I just LOVE how the second Beauty-wolf puts his toe in his hand and then his head on his arm,to enjoy the warmth,tenderness and caresses!!!🥰🌹

[@paulsmith457]

The growl is him taking 😊 so much respect for you in your job

[@macaroni_doodles3134]

I've never heard a wolf growl, it's such a raw sound

[@drakonos79]

There's power behind that.

[@masterskywalker8877]

What does that even mean? Is a German shepherd’s growl a grilled sound?

[@drakonos79]

@@masterskywalker8877 simply that youre dealing with a powerful, dangerous animal, and not some harmless gerbil.

[@masterskywalker8877]

@@drakonos79 what the hell does a “raw sound” mean this context. A gerbil’s sound is not filtered.

[@drakonos79]

@@masterskywalker8877 ah. I'm guessing here, OP means raw as primal, and fierce. Like that of a Lion.

[@coconaught6036]

His sister tapped him like “he’s just playing with you, relax!!” ❤😂

[@ScoutGrey]

yep

[@kopronko]

Yes, But he is still sooo evil ....

[@jenniferr6403]

Not evil !*. He found a way to .. in time. Major accomplishment to get certain wolves to become ike dogs...trusting😂❤

[@dsales2011]

They boy are relaxed, he's just talking to him in growls.

[@TFOLLT]

Holy fk. I've owned a variety of shepherd dogs, but this growl is something else. Shepherds tend to communicate by growling a lot too, but man this low growl would've had me shitting my pants.

[@godlyencouragement6096]

Your so blessed to have that love from those BEAUTIFUL wolves❤You must be a great guy❤

[@johnsomeonebrandine_im4199]

Never judge a book by its cover. This man is safe, and those wolves treat him like family.

[@perlundgren7797]

This man is safe _because_ he's considered family. Anyone else should definitely judge these books by the covers.

[@shawndavid1845]

​@@perlundgren7797How do you think wolves were domesticated???

[@perlundgren7797]

@@shawndavid1845 I think it happened through social selection made possible by certain wolves having a genetic variation that the ancestors of today's wolves didn't. Why?

[@shawndavid1845]

@@perlundgren7797 Because this is exactly how you train domestic dogs to be okay with certain touches. If a person went in with his same energy, I'm sure they would be fine. It's about finding mutual respect. The wolves domesticated were pups taken from dens. Because when you feed an animal it always comes back. (Source - I feed a barn cat that is only my friend because I feed it.) It's easy to see, with RESPECTFUL manipulation you can teach any animal that you respect it. In which case you get a situation like this guy has.

[@perlundgren7797]

@@shawndavid1845 Feel free to google the Kolmården wolf attack. These were wolves used to visits from the general public, and the keeper had known them since they were bottle-fed pups. Turned out it was only fine until it suddenly wasn't. Timothy Treadwell/Grizzly Man also comes to mind. Not sure how a cat befriending you only because of you feeding it would be an argument _for_ the safety of anyone "with the right energy". And again: We managed to domesticate wolves with a certain gene variation. We didn't domesticate the ancestors of today's wolves. Seems like that could be relevant. Anyone can do anything in a KZbin comment section, but it's also pretty easy to see that potentially dangerous animals have a tendency to occasionally remind us that we actually don't live in a Disney movie.

[@TheOriginalStarwalker64]

"I said no. You can't touch my foot. 😡 No! You can't tough her foot either! No, stop giving her attention 😡." He's amazing. I love them both

[@AsiaJahnea]

That’s just like siblings though😂

[@antonioalmiron9527]

El lobo también tiene nobleza un saludo impresionante

[@glowindark64]

That wolf gonna eat him

[@farasmardianto8409]

hear it with batman voice dont know why

[@budda2.0themintyllama59]

​@@glowindark64ur stupid bro get off the internet

[@jonathanmorris7775]

A glimpse into the past!!! This is how dogs started with man.

[@Ashley40532]

They are such gorgeous animals. You can truly see just how bonded they are to him its so cute and wholesome. Wolves are just wild babies that can love like any domesticated animal.

[@danielandree3947]

“Stop messing with me…. Stop messing with me!!, stop messing with me!!!, hey, don’t grab my sisters foot!!. Oh… kisses… okay 😊” 😂😂

[@CrunchyCheetah_xD]

Thx for translating 😅

[@GamesBondJr]

I knew that’s what he said too 😂 on point 🙌

[@nemo0576]

Cringe 🌚

[@MMMERCIFUL]

@@nemo0576 okay “goomba joe”

[@nemo0576]

@@MMMERCIFUL aye at least my government name ain't Daniel

[@ratib]

Wolf: DO IT ONE MORE TIME AND I'LL DEVOUR YOU RN 👹 This guy: hoo hoo LoVe YoU🥰😘✨

[@mig3420]

😂❤

[@IGot7RevtinyArmyStayOnceBlink]

Lol. He’s adorable and the animals are too but this comment is hilarious. 😂

[@categlynn9356]

Rest your neck against a snarling,tooth baring wolf's giant head and poke his toes..... Ya.

[@micheleparker4776]

You are so blessed to be wanted in their presence they are so absolutely beautiful and deadly and just the fact that they allow you to have this relationship with them is amazing thank you for sharing

[@laurasar22]

😂

[@eddy_creative]

I hear the growl but i also see his tail wagging, he’s happy 😅😊

[@isabelmontoya9797]

Her gentle demeanor makes you forget about his deep growls 😂❤️

[@phabulous1614]

Man, that growl is intimidating in itself. Beautiful animal.

[@Afroninjaa1458]

In a video he explains wolves don’t actually bark like domestic dogs, they do as pups but as they get older only really growl as a means of communication.

[@jasonpettway7241]

@@Afroninjaa1458so basically someone made of tough stuff to even deal with them.😅👌🔥💯

[@JeneenRose-Osborne]

It sounds like a wolf belching n I laughed hard enough to wake the cat who was curled up next to me. 😂

[@DarkCelestialConsciousness]

death metal

[@sakurahashimoto6959]

Wolves vocalize in growls. A growl doesn’t always mean a grumpy wolf.

[@SrMorua]

Exactly, just like dogs barks not always mean they feel danger

[@timothybullard3641]

Yeah, I have a dog that will growl for more water, growl if I hug him too tight, growl if I'm trying to get something from him that he doesn't wanna give up, etc. Sometimes, those growls are warnings that he doesn't approve, it doesn't mean he is being aggressive even if it sounds that way. That said, it's important to learn the mannerism of the animal you interact with so you can understand the 'context' of what is being vocalized. *Edited for grammar

[@SrMorua]

@@timothybullard3641 my cousin has a dog and a cat, the cat purrs, and the dog tries to imitate it by growling

[@AKFF320]

But it means a attitude though. Not good

[@AKFF320]

​@Timothy Bullard I feel this wolf though, is a little aggressive. This is not a passionate growl.

[@timcassidy4053]

I don't know,it's like their bond is something amazing.

[@amberstamp1965]

Someone isn't jealous at all❤ He requires ALL of Dad's attention 😂

[@michaelmulvenna3099]

Remember, these are wolves not house dogs. To communicate they growl they dont bark.

[@2stroketyson79]

gee thanks

[@michaelwebster3124]

I could never see something with such big teeth whining. Complaining, lamenting, and demanding yes. Whining no.

[@Dastardly_Duo]

That's exactly what i was coming here to say lol

[@michaelwebster3124]

@@bankz724 this comment makes me think that you are the type to ignore the warning signs at Geysir.

[@chrispartlow2337]

​@Bankz well that is facts tho why would u run with a scissors

[@nicerides9224]

The female looks so much softer and friendlier. The male looks like he's about 5 seconds away from ripping your face off even before he growls.

[@abaranihei2608]

hes just vocal, hes totally.relaxed

[@todgerx]

​@@abaranihei2608regardless. He didn't like having his toes touched. I have GSD, and he hates it when I mess with his feet like that. He never growls tho

[@abaranihei2608]

@@todgerx true but this is not a gsd we had one aswell when i grew up and he also never growled oit of affection but this is a wolf. thats why i think this relationship works, in the end he respects that he doesnt want his paws to be touched he just pushes a little like buddys do sometines but in the end respects the boundries.

[@jraybay]

Lol

[@broadbandtogod]

"Who's a good boi" *RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR*

[@hecticmojo4532]

I know he growls because that’s how they communicate, but it makes my skin crawl with fear. Respect for being able to still pet him

[@Chubby_auntie]

The way my spirit froze… blessed be the people who don’t fear predators for they will see God way before me! 😂😂😂

[@MimifromChicago]

He's grouchy but loving. Sister is all about the cuddles.

[@chazamon960]

Wolf's don't bark, that's a domestic side of how we have trained dogs to communicate, wolfs do the same but via growls and body language, I find it kinda neat personally

[@Kermit_E_Frog]

Believe it or not those were happy sounds he was making, not grouchy

[@youknowimright1725]

​@@chazamon960that's sum bullsht, wolves DO BARK, yall read or heard some dingus saying that wolves don't bark and kept repeating it like that was a fact lol, yall d.u.m.b. as hell

[@SillyLittleMonstah]

@@chazamon960 funnily enough it’s the same with caracal big cats, they can’t meow so they hiss instead

[@beckhamNcheez]

He’s very noble and wise but still loves his group. He knows human means no harm and accepts it but with his great pride must not give into the temptation of being goofy.

[@joanncope4263]

His eyes just melt and he rests his head in for affection. What a beautiful animal.

[@MarqVR]

666 likes( i am not responsible for this)

[@InterWeb5]

@@MarqVR no one cares

[@CookieZ125]

@@InterWeb5 bro who hurt you

[@InterWeb5]

@@CookieZ125 he’s bringing up devil stuff. Stuff cringe

[@kati083]

The most terrfiyingly cute toe beans!!! Lolol he said how about i chew on your toe beans Todd!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@wolfdendrones8640]

My malamute talks like this all the time, gruff but harmless

[@LeticiaMcWilliams]

That affectionate growl would have me affectionately keeping my space 😂.

[@moocherman8]

Its a growl that says "no. Love me, but love me how *I* want you to love me."

[@jonathanmohr2028]

Pugs do the same grumble. The accent makes it scary.

[@youknowimright1725]

​@@jonathanmohr2028Pugs don't do sht besides gasp for air 24/7, don't confuse the obstructed airways and trachea sounds and Growling sounds, they're most definitely not the same thing

[@gnomehomeneeds]

​@youknowimright1725 this comment made me ugly laugh 😭💀 poor pugs can't breathe

[@TheFinalIllusion]

Sounds like a big ol snore not too spooky

[@jackavalmasovnon]

I probably wouldn’t freak put, but my voice would atleast crack at that growl

[@hebrewqueen1768]

🤣🤣

[@QueenNala487]

No lies told 😅

[@seantilson6330]

😁

[@N3M3SYS73]

That's cap

[@jackavalmasovnon]

@@N3M3SYS73 its cap that a wolf growling would make me nervous despite my years of experience taking care of large dogs and breaking up dog fights? I thank you for thinking so highly of me

[@jodyjean]

You're awesome. The animals are cool as hell. But what really got me was your beautiful singing voice at the end there! 😂 but for real, thank you for what you do & for being awesome & spreading your awesomeness around!!! 🎉

[@robertoautore9252]

He's not showing any signs of fear, just pure love so beautiful.

[@gelidgenteel]

wolves communicate by growling, not necessarily angry just vocal

[@Red________]

But he still sounds like a ansty teenager 🤣

[@s.t.a.r.d.u.s.t.8]

Ok but probably he is insulting

[@dragonlex4]

You can also occasionally meet dogs that growl similarly and aren't aggressive. Sadly some people after keeping such dogs forget that for other dogs growling means they're ready to attack. One my fried was such person, he got bit a lot.

[@eggchomp]

Wait a minute, could this also be the case for dogs like Akitas? We had a gorgeous akita for 10 years, he would growl exactly like this and we always backed off.

[@RandomPerson-ti7qx]

​@@eggchomp If your Akita was super vocal, maybe. Many dogs, especially breeds like Rottweilers, can be very vocal and many believe they're being aggressive when they're not.

[@seethekarma]

You feel his energy. Much respect for understanding that animal. Couldnt imagine the process of gaining that trust.

[@Ari_C]

pretty sure I've seen people say he raised them from puppies

[@peterdavis8471]

There would be a nicotine stain in my shorts in a situation like that 😅

[@lm6827]

He's their dad

[@PLT123]

Raise em from pups

[@johnswanson3741]

Males are always harder to deal with in the wild animal kingdom!

[@asantaimeep]

LMFAOOO THE FIRST GROWL MADE ME CACKLE BRO WENT "👹👹👹BAAAAA"

[@xxbioklismxx1850]

They are some of the most beautiful creatures ever.

[@SoreEater]

I need that wolf to do vocals for my band

[@jazb.1271]

Settle for me instead?

[@iris_the_cat]

cookie monster? 🤷‍♀️

[@dleebox2268]

😅😅😅😅😅

[@numbsain]

Rammstein move over!

[@closetculture3025]

Right.

[@yuzurubrijer4556]

Nakahto loves his dad. He's just talkative and has a deep voice

[@PolineChan]

He's probably saying "I love you" in the wolf language

[@michaelallain7706]

Smiling too. I used to speculate only domesticated animals do that. I suppose raising them from pups may be why.

[@BlackTeaShirt]

People sometimes talk to their food Don't sign me up

[@who_is_dis]

Nah that mans fighting the instinct to lash out.

[@benjaminhernandez1467]

but he has his attitude

[@Ruth78620]

Waffles is so grateful for any scratches because her brothers such a jealous ass 😂 I love his grumbles.

[@pepperidgefarmsremembers92]

I know that's how they express themselves compared to normal dogs, but that growl would have me on edge.

[@tammiehaws9354]

The male is extremely vocal. They are beautiful. Hope everybody's staying nice and warm God bless.

[@kimkoh3094]

Such a stunningly beautiful animal, just breath taking 🥰

[@amigosXcorrespondenc]

Yes, vocal 😆

[@BrandyMarie1979]

He's beautiful I love hie eyes and fur

[@jodywheeler6899]

God bless everyone 🙏 ❤

[@user-mb1sy9uz6z]

Sis didn't mind James playing ưith her páws at all, but Brother got either jealous or protective!!❤ That growl is terrifying!!

[@rickybrown8933]

My friend has a dog that would growl and show teeth when you’d pet her but her foot would kick when you hit that itchy spot.. she loved it! Some animals just show their love differently and that’s okay

[@boost_aholics]

You can see the wolf fold from the love. He can't help but accept it

[@faith8069]

1.1K likes and no replies, let me fix that 😏👌

[@geoffp1292]

The look in that Wolves eyes, as he begins to gRowL is like.. "You do realise I can eAt u?" 🐺

[@jayjay86443]

😘 "Grr d-DON'T DO THAT."

[@wildanimals5923]

That isn't what that growl was...

[@antifaselanik]

They are not wolves

[@wildanimals5923]

@@antifaselanik About 60% wolf

[@antwandarellefenton]

Lol

[@jonathanreed4165]

I love that he is talkative and just wants to be heard. ❤

[@spideymcgee4718]

That growl is terrifying and the sister is so sweet lol

[@AromaticAromantic]

I used to foster a socially awkward cat that would growl and hiss all the time. It took me a while to realize that's how she asks for food and attention. I ended up adopting her. She still will come up to me and hiss and growl at me until I cuddle her or play with her. She acts just this wolf. I never knew a cat could hiss while purring. She is one of the sweetest cats I've ever met.....she's just, awkward. Animals are weird lol Edit: Apparently I have to make it abundantly clear that I know there is a difference between wolves and small domestic cats....i promise you, I am aware of this obvious fact. Don't worry 😉

[@shannonsanders3488]

Reading these comments I came up on yours in about an hour ago. Found this book on audible, called your dog is your mirror for some reason I felt compelled to let you know about this book. I’ve only listen to about 30 minutes of it so far got busy and Knew I didn’t have much time to listen to it so I checked out KZbin and came across this but anyways it’s a great book so far all the information the author gives from his experience, is very informative, and gives me any way to look at all the animals we share Each with. Thank you for sharing-SSS in Tennessee

[@h2woah127]

Yup, weird just like humans

[@samanthaconner9231]

I am this cat in human form 😅

[@jaydenkenneth3102]

Agreed 😂💯

[@AromaticAromantic]

@shannon sanders thank you so much for your recommendation! I looked it up, and it seems very interesting. Since I foster animals, it seems like a good resource for me to look into. In regards to the cat I mentioned, I was fostering her because no one wanted her due to her angry behavior. I think it was because her previous owners mistreated her 😔 I think she still mirrors them. I'm working on being a more calming presence to her.

[@GodSmit]

He picks his paws up and away, “don’t touch my feet”. Sees you petting sister, leans in close to the side of your face, in your ear while growling and whispers, “itch my chin” 😂

[@outlaw9653]

Much respect to you dude I love all types of animals. I respect them, but I give you so much respect you can tell. I love you.

[@user-to1zc6zj6x]

After watching the short several times it looks like the wolf is grunting in an affectionate way when he is being loved on

[@MeriqulimStudios-MerrickRector]

Wolf: " You're annoying but I'll tolerate you for now."

[@abhirupkundu2778]

Not like he can guarantrrd kill the human alone anyway

[@kylan419]

​@@abhirupkundu2778 you've never seen a wolf hunt. Also his sister is there, he's not alone

[@zuga-3938]

yep that's exactly what it is.. "for now"

[@sommerprettygirlgamer2719]

The wolf is giving "don't embarrass me in front of my pack" vibes 💀

[@GamingGamerSam]

that's what I needed to know in order to figure out what was going on

[@kimulm0619]

I luv that noise he makes,,,WOW.I know it's his way of communicating,because I watched and learned it here on this channel.❤❤❤

[@VoidOfTrousers]

*demonic growl* "Little sweet babies!" 🤣🤣 I will say tho, the sound he makes sounds freakin human. .....if you're secretly a warlock blink twice...

[@danaemoore6753]

he gets super jealous when she's around. it's so cute lol

[@KWest-sb3pd]

Not cute, that's territorial. The female sis is now the Alpha Males BITCH. Get it? 😡

[@user-mp2sk9ce5c]

This wolf is look like a monster of any movie 😮😮❤

[@Axios_2020]

You can see the wolf smiling like a dog when he's growling while the dude is playing❤

[@Shirodx]

It’s like he’s wild but understands your relationship at the same time.

[@Keepitlight3277]

like me and my ex

[@JacketCK]

It's almost like we've been domesticating Canines for most of our existence 💀

[@j.ballsdeep420]

​@carl fuller -- My hoor of an ex wife

[@dwwolf4636]

Pack bonding.

[@grilledleeks6514]

@@JacketCK well you clearly don't know what a wolf is.

[@wolflinggon5664]

Such beautiful wolves. The fact that you can cuddle them and they obviously return the affection is a sign of how much they trust you

[@av-sp1wo]

I think the bigger give away was the fact that he hasnt mauled his face off the first 5 secs lol

[@_s-p-e-c-t-r-a_music_]

​@@dotjs0nhope your day is going better than it was the day you made this comment.

[@jamarleeper8325]

Their predatory nature could kick in at any moment, no matter how long you've raised them. That's the risk I'm sure he understands. I would never be that comfortable tho😅

[@Sotryn_Fox]

​@@dotjs0n Who pissed in your cereal bro? Damn lol

[@twildabuckingham]

Mm the one who clearly appreciated the affection gave it back. Big boy here did everything but bite dude for doing almost nothing to him

[@sirgeremiah]

He sounds so grumpy. 😂 ❤❤

[@bradlyferrell9122]

This is love on the verge of a catastophe! But so is all of life. Good dad! The boy and girl are scary lol Great content!

[@valdezd625]

So many people don't know that wolves growling can be a good thing. They don't bark or anything like dogs. Growls are their normal way of vocalizing and doesn't always mean a threat like with dogs. Remember that while all dogs are descendents of wolves, most of them are very far removed and have evolved different ways of vocalizing specifically to communicate with humans. Wolves haven't.

[@Mightydoggo]

Doesn´t always mean a threat with dogs either, especially certain breeds like Rottweiler. That´s why communication knowledge and situational awareness are equally important around pretty much any animal.

[@plopdoo339]

Not all dogs are descendants of wolves. Wild dogs aren't.

[@assburgers1052]

@@MightydoggoTrue. My german shepherd/ husky would growl when she’d be on her back getting belly rubs. Kinda scary to some at first but she was a sweet dog and wasn’t aggressive in any way, just her way of communicating with us. RIP Mia

[@matthewmac5787]

​​​@@plopdoo339 to be fair, wild dogs technically aren't dogs.

[@gtasanandreascluckinbell]

​@@Mightydoggo my labradoodle does the same, and he only does love attacks.

[@AarPlays]

All the new people that have never seen this guy before lol. That big boy absolutely loves this man, he raised them from pups. He's just a vocal boy and doesnt like sharing

[@FartPanther]

And XL bullies never kill their owners. ... Right.

[@tiggykins7586]

Omg I love wolves so majestic and amazing and huge but so awesome

[@anujkishor]

a sound only a mother could love

[@celine.1025]

Crying

[@dudepool7530]

So... I have to identify as a mother now? Where's the fetus gunna gestate? Do I keep it in a box?!

[@Kael.MotoYT]

😂

[@alonenotlonely5377]

😂😂😂

[@brucebanner9532]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@branhub]

The wolfs body language is so clear tho, head is straight down and eyes aren’t locked. Clearly having a good ole time

[@TheBaumcm]

Yes, thank you! I was lucky enough to visit a wolf dog preserve(the guy who owned it trained them for stage and screen like the newest Sorcerer’s Apprentice) in New Jersey and have the dog with the highest percentage, 98%, of wolf claim me. When his enclosure mate woke and decided to check me out, the big guy growled, more of a back off this one is petting me not you, but without his body language would’ve seemed menacing. I was petting him at the time and could feel his posture so I just kept petting him. Everyone else jumped a little. Many don’t realize how important their posture is to context. It’s like how the phrase eff you can go from joking to dead serious depending on context and tone.

[@branhub]

@@TheBaumcm cool story! I visited a wolf sanctuary in camp verde, AZ and the alpha female let me pet her as well. We can both say we pet a wolf

[@MrAnnoyingYouBadly]

Hmmm that wolf is trying to lock eyes but the guy is avoiding doing so. Basically the wolf knows he's the boss. He's clearly affectionate towards his human though. I think the growling is just him being vocal. Wolves are beautiful I've always wanted to see one in person

[@Cave_Johnson]

This video never gets old.

[@arekushieru9367]

Love the way the sister is just like chilling while the bro is like trying his best to imitate some nasty underground troll.

[@__loading__]

For anyone thinking that he’s growling in aggression, wolfs cannot bark. That was a domestic dog thing. Wolfs growl to show everything. Affection or aggression. You have to know by the wolfs body language just like getting to know a new domestic dog. Beautiful creatures that are.

[@351clevelandmodifiedmotor4]

wolves and dogs are exactly the same, they're just wild dogs from a certain country

[@AuzzieArtyst]

@@351clevelandmodifiedmotor4 No, they definitely aren’t. Wolves are pure killing machines and only ancestors to dogs. That’s like saying humans and monkeys are exactly the same

[@chey7691]

​@@351clevelandmodifiedmotor4 just wrong. Wolves are a different SPECIES, both are related but are few millennium apart in genetics. It's like saying you are a chimpanzee, it's the amount of time they have to separate genetics. Like for example a dogs immune system can handle human pathogens better than a wolf, and they evolved the social part of their brain enough to understand human behavior better. And wolves don't bark past pups due to vocal chords changing as they grow larger.

[@johnnymac8843]

Wolves CAN bark and The growl was a warning. Notice the caption says "still no touchy". I dont get why so many people are spreading false information. I dont know if yall are trolling or just reading comments and thinking its true

[@asaadmaaliq]

Wow, I didn't know they couldn't bark

[@rjb7569]

Man, that growl would send shivers of fear through most mortal men.

[@vincentvalentino9486]

It did

[@viciouslycalm]

Still does

[@ItzRamzYuno]

@@viciouslycalm Always has

[@BassPlayer9000]

That growl was terrifying!

[@3rdreichball525]

Not if you deal with aggressive breeds everyday. Thats a nice growl

[@waytoonice7]

that wolf about to end this man's whole career

[@marvelousedits692]

I used to have twin border collies. Literally Roscoe (the male) hated when I’d grab his toes but Daleigh (the female) loved it.