Why Wolf can't be a pet?

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[@fatinnasuha4260]

Even wolves have better leadership skills than most corporate office. 😂

[@andynaz5631]

Or the US at this moment.

[@hokageobama4003]

@@andynaz5631Because our matters are a lot more complicated and that "human" factor changes a lot of things

[@bhagavanmb8212]

😂😂😂

[@myatthiri7813]

Nature is amazing ❤

[@harshrajjadeja8400]

😂

[@JayakrishnanNairOmana]

Actually the reasons the slowest and oldest are allowed to go first is so they can manage at their own pace instead of getting left behind, otherwise those in front will frequently need to guess and slow down. Also, the oldest in the pack usually have the most real life experience and the keenest sense of scents and danger. A young male can see a rancher with a rifle for the first time and not know the stick is a gun, but an old wolf will alert the pack.

[@Angelic102]

Thank u for pointing that out I was going to write that and I found u did well done 👍🏻

[@lawabidingcitizen6377]

Good to know which targets to get first

[@Christina-mx1nr]

They’re protected, not sacrificed

[@lawabidingcitizen6377]

@@Christina-mx1nr who protects them

[@user-ph2yg8fv3i]

A few times a year I used to deer hunt as a teenager with my dad. There was this one older doe very red in color for a coastal black tail deer prob about 7-8 years when first seen, my dad and hunting buddy Doug used to call “Big Red”. For years id hear complaints about they go out to their ground blinds or tree stands and 20 deer would be able walk 40-60 yards from the blind, but near every time just as sun started going down Big Red the biggest doe of them all would come into the field sniffing and full alert mode just after the younger does hit the fields but before the bucks and she bust them every time lmao. Hissing, stomping, vocal calling, in a pissed off way too, beyond annoyed that dad and Doug were there to ruin her dinner. Getting all the deer fired up and leaving just before the bucks would come out. I think they liked her for the laughs from the performances and adrenaline rush of her busting them but after she ruined Doug’s chance at a big guy one night, that was the end of the performances. The hunting became easier the seasons following her passing. Bucks seemed to come out a bit earlier at nightfall.

[@connerdiamond5317]

I have a Red Wolf. She is very affectionate. I've had her 7 months. Still working on training ... she likes shoes.

[@0--m--02]

She likes shoes was a lil too personal 😂

[@littlelilly7480]

To eat ? to wear

[@JesusGarcia-pk4wg]

The fact the wolves ready to sacrifice themselves still aceept their fate means they have honor, they are willing to give it all, they can still fight

[@-__katherine__-.1]

The old ones dont sacrifice themselves they are at the front so they can keep their pace and dont get left behind by the pack

[@tree_addict280]

the oldest wolves are some of the most treasured since they are the keenest when it comes to sensing danger. Sacrificing the old wolves would be a big blunder and wolves are much smarter than that.

[@dustinmerman8534]

The oldest wolves are at the front to set the pace of the pack and the 2 group behind them are the strongest to engage to protect the rest of the pack

[@xtragedgnolf]

It's not honor, it's survival.

[@911ragdoll]

The old ones are in the front cause they usually know the area and paths for more efficient travel and to keep a pace, I wouldn’t say wolves “sacrifice” members, at least not in the way this video explains,

[@ImJustAGuy07]

“Did you know why nobody can pet a wolf? ” “Proceeds to show how wolves line up”

[@elvisforbeteh7264]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂good 1

[@vincetyy8860]

It means if you pet a wolf, the whole generation of wolf will line up to kill you bit by bit and KO by the leader last hahaha ha

[@ImJustAGuy07]

@@vincetyy8860 I wasn't talking about all the wolves getting involved. I meant about “how you cannot pet a wolf” Like literally without any comrades, Just one wolf

[@danielagheorghe262]

I was thinking the same.

[@ImJustAGuy07]

​@@Salau-ml8wv That's the description, but the video is a why nobody can pet a wolf. We can still have wolf as pets. It depends if they have a pack,personality and health

[@sc-bj2fs]

The old wolves know the path the best! This is why they LEAD the pack. 😅

[@Wildwwill]

That or the leaders are the most dominant. Not old and decrepit. The one in back is either old, sick or wounded.

[@rossmc9357]

Nah the old sick and wounded walk at the front to set the pace wolfs are loyal no one gets left behind there will usually be a younger stronger wolf at the very front to take the brunt of creating a path through the snow for everyone else and the wolf at the very back will also be a strong wolf who is pushing the pack to keep moving and watching everyone's back whoever made this video seems to be just saying whatever they feel like it's not true

[@tltarzan678]

The leader follows the last if Incase there’s an attack he will run first 😂😂😂

[@Martin_teron]

😂😂😂👍👍​@@tltarzan678

[@Ambergaming.]

@@Wildwwillthe person in vids js said that the group at the front is the old members of the pride and you said it’s the leaders are you dumb if you don’t believe there’s chrome do research before you comment you,ll spread miss information

[@Bacon_Captain]

Me in Group 3: nobody cooperating A wolf pack: Very cooperating in each other

[@MrAvalanche]

" Did you know why nobody can pet a wolf? " Sir, excuse me. What about those who already have pet wolves?

[@WolfWriterL.P]

I KNOW

[@VelvetIsBestVee]

What abt that one toh comic where Hunter breaks into the zoo just to pet every wolf and then leave

[@michellefeltham4066]

Wolves will not leave the elders to die. They will fight to the death protecting them. They also hunt for them when they can’t hunt for them selves any longer. Very intelligent and majestic and Loyal.

[@odesat5100]

It's crazy when animals are better than humans.

[@manyeironhanga4569]

​@@odesat5100 they still have the same mind set from the first bloodline, they are not in controll and afraid to die ' some of us humans are in controll and are afraid to die.

[@viancaviljoen4202]

Huh huh h

[@cannibalman8175]

That sounds like a bit of a stretch? Logically, the young wolves have no reason to risk their lives over elder wolves that don't have much time left.

[@MasterMind75427]

​@@odesat5100 humans are animals

[@Nasreen265]

"The lion and tiger may be more powerful, but the wolf does not perform in the circus"

[@BigGeorgiaBoi]

That a lie

[@final2fantasy1]

Amen ❤

[@Preme407]

Nobody give a shit about wolf that's why

[@user-sg6eq6hk3s]

Lol I know an influencer that owns wolves as pet's

[@mchale1014]

​@user-sg6eq6hk3s has -4 reading skills

[@wynburlochlan758]

The strenght of the wolf is not his intelligence, his fierceness or his sharp teeth. His true strenght is his pack.

[@shubhlaabh6342]

Old ones aren't there to get sacrificed first instead the are the most experienced ones and knows whole routes well and can navigate well also then can sense upcoming dangerous and can alert the whole pack before facing the threat, and then second and second last layer contains the strong members of pack who are supposed to deal with any danger from any side and also to hunt for entire pack

[@simonetbaini7571]

The more I learn about wolves the more I respect and admire them!

[@CODMPLAYRR]

True

[@user-ro5sg1ud2i]

L furry

[@awokuat8044]

Yes and it shows God's wisdom

[@marcusgabales3246]

​@@user-ro5sg1ud2ishut up

[@Rockstar16789]

Same for me 👍

[@tajayedwards150]

the leader standing alone sends chills down my spine

[@danissegomez7953]

true.. what an alpha. You dont wanna mess with him.

[@GoogleUser-lo7jo]

Yeah. And i remember the movie The Grey

[@blackpandadestro2353]

Hes stronger and smarter than their whole group combined.@@danissegomez7953

[@typically_uncensored]

@@danissegomez7953 I want him to mass with me 🤡

[@KobePierre]

Don’t mess with that dude he’s the alpha 🐺

[@Leo37745]

Wolf’s are a mixture of cute and dangerous at the same time

[@nanax8642]

The leader of the wolf is at the back because they are the one to make sure that no ambushes were made at the back trail and to make sure that no one is left behind

[@nanax8642]

The true reason to why elder wolves are at the front is not really because of sacrificial matter but because those wolves are more experienced and had refined senses making them a great asset to lead them in their journey.. they are the ones to alert the strongest members of the pack in case a threat came near their path

[@TcmZyn]

The way the leader stays in the back is kinda scary cuz he shows his dominance and strength by having the courage to be alone in the back Edit: DAMN 2k likes is crazy

[@hmm9882]

No that's the lone wolf usually

[@siemwachtmeester4626]

Mostly the OMEGA walk alone the ALPHA is with the females

[@nyalan8385]

@@siemwachtmeester4626there is absolutely no such thing as omega and alpha for wolf packs. Not a single member of the scientific community recognizes those positions in a wolf pack, and the researcher who initially coined the terms realized he was wrong literally later that same year, and spent the rest of his career trying to tell people he was wrong. But news media thinks alpha sounds cooler so they just stuck to that. Wolf packs are usually one or two family groups, and the “alpha” wolves are usually just the main pair of mates the majority of the pack descends from. The wolf in the back is, however, the closest thing to an “alpha” the pack has, although that just means most physically dominant male. This position has barely any hierarchical value, any other wolf could take this spot if they were stronger and it has little to no benefits aside from showing off fitness to female wolves.

[@reiforsale2]

⁠@@siemwachtmeester4626 where do the sigmas go? /j

[@mikegreenwalt7777]

Wolves don't use a dominance hierarchy.

[@Aoi_watanabe]

Wolf are the only animals that are loyal to their parents after they grow up

[@benireges]

thats why they place them in the front where the danger is😂

[@Ego208]

​@@beniregesis this video even accurate? Parents are the wolves who lead the pack among wolves, they are the pseudo term Alpha

[@tee3138]

​@@Ego208no it's not accurate. Check the top comment.

[@RjTheGreat305]

Killer whales do the same also known as the wolves of the sea

[@TheopistiPanagiotakou]

In what way? Thank you

[@alexcobler5509]

Ever seen a wolf raised form being a baby they just turn into golden retrievers

[@johann_sleepsverylate]

Who needs to take of a wolf if they can take care 20 other wolves

[@kirstywilson829]

The old wolf sets the pace so they don’t fall behind in the back.

[@getoutjustin2553]

This channel has put out false info many times. I'm not surprised he got this wrong too. You are 100% correct.

[@andrewrossi3754]

Bro…I was about to say, Wolves don’t sacrifice any of the pack members, and even share their kills with the ones that are too old to hunt. But you said it first 😅

[@elonbust2421]

The old usually knowhow to navigate the land better

[@user-wo2gx1yq3u]

That make sense

[@lukasprien4338]

Fr

[@iksinghsi1]

False - old and sick are in the front so they can set the pace and not be in fear of getting left behind. The fighters are right behind then in case anything happens they are ready to move in. It's an amazing formation especially considering how they protect their own - the old, the kids, the sick - and don't discard them but rather ensure they are protected and watched over. Something humans should learn from

[@sleepingrrandom2876]

We literally ditched future generations by wanting to pay more for something (cough cough college cough cough)

[@jamesnguyen_1]

In case they fall into a ditch or ice e slippery road

[@AkeboHinode]

Also it wouldn’t make sense to let the « sacrifice » be at the lead, as they’re here to travel and would be forced to not go on to their destination if they attack the front

[@LynnVon3443]

Good to know i thought that sounded why too savage and wolf's stick together

[@KKFrit]

​@@sleepingrrandom2876this said so much abt the next gen😭 idk why young people turn weird or bored of life bc of parents, children brands changing things, or their older siblings.

[@XxDuskwolfxX23]

Wolves don't have leaders/alphas. They have a breeding pair (Who are mated) and older siblings. The term comes from old studies of captive wolves

[@pavlovsdogman]

Smaller packs can have a single alpha but it can be male or female. The Yellowstone pack of a few years ago was led by a sole alpha female.

[@XxDuskwolfxX23]

@@pavlovsdogman Oh that's cool, I didn't know that. I research wolves but never a specific pack. Thank you for the information!

[@adlerkraft]

Actually old wolf 🐺 are the real danger, they are not only so experienced, but also fight until they dies.

[@nates9211]

Wolves are fearless. They don’t escape. They fight.

[@oneshothunter9877]

Nah. Not always. They are smart, so if needed, they retreat. Live to fight another day, so to speak.

[@sinasaiedi2733]

Wolves are fearless? They are afraid of a gun... They are very smart animals... They assess the situation and if there is a potential of getting hurt they bounce...

[@russcooke5671]

Grizzly bear nuff said

[@Benjithecorg37482]

They are the W alpha sigma Patrick Bateman mewmaxxer moggers of the animal kingdom

[@billylocke9633]

They are naturally timid. Most predators don’t wanna fight unless they have to.

[@gryffindor_wolveslaylah]

“The leader of the wolves” My wolf-ass brain: ALPHA

[@EzekielG68w]

It’s autism

[@ms.arrogant4457]

True blood alpha 😂

[@RiyaDodiya]

😂😂😂

[@kgothatso.r6857]

"This whole group of wolves" My wolf brain: a pact

[@victorsantana5595]

There isnt such thing in wolves. Wolf packs are families, with mother and father being thr "leaders", and children, nieces, uncles, aunts, grandpas, etc. Form tbe pack. No incel sigma alpha fetishism.

[@kunalkulkarni686]

In the first group, experienced wolves are leading the whole pack towards the destination and if any incoming threat they detect they will informed it to 2nd and 4th group of fighter wolves who are protecting female wolves and babies as those can be easily threaten and wolf pack leader is in the last because he can observe the entire pack from his position. That's the correct strategy wolves are following.

[@Kittyfound]

Actually you could pet a wolf but it'll cost you to be professional enough for one of them

[@AeaIsAea]

These wolves cooperate better than my classroom🥲 Edit: Omg thank you I mostly get 1 like or so!

[@yuvan8934]

Ya bro😂😂

[@sachikavisvlogs8388]

Danm ture😂

[@user-vy4bt7fu9l]

Wowww so true

[@user-wh2tm1iu3t]

😂😂😂😂

[@JaspreetKaur-hz7es]

😂

[@KEVINtulo]

This shows You can be a leader and still follow your elders

[@asa_kay]

Great summary

[@user-bp2lv9jq6f]

Finest comment

[@ZoeLovesWarriors]

This is why I'm subscribing to a random person I saw in this comment section.

[@kimberlymastin5857]

Well then whoever made this video regardless they are not the person to get information from. I can do a better job and they probably are overpaid for screwing up an entire video! Lol

[@rosiesanchez4832]

Is it me or the wolves are just so intelligent and protective more like humans.Is just like "wow, how wolves are that intelligent!?"😮❤

[@triciac1019]

The slower ones are in the front, so they are not left behind. The pack respects them and goes at their pace.

[@thecrusaderwolf]

Wolf himself told him about their daily routine😂

[@braveimposter]

Yes in an interview, it's Sigma gama Pythagoras theorem wolfs

[@pilipinoakotaasnoonkahitka7438]

😅

[@tentaplayz3691]

😂😂

[@jonathansaenzdeviteri814]

No lo hacen por rutina, lo hacen por instinto natural, aunque no lo creas muchos animales hacen posiciones estratégicas por instinto 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@sidraiqbal1407]

😂😂😂😂

[@W3st20]

Thanks for telling me why not to pet a wolf.

[@evernic]

Extremely stupid content.

[@user-zp7mu9vc9n]

😂😂😂😂😂 I'm dead

[@dhtran681]

yea me too. I don't want them to send me to walk at the front.

[@WatchingYou505]

As if you could…

[@forfunshorts___]

Oh and how done it the people in the past

[@user-xh1dj2bo2t]

We have 3 wolves as service animals. They are awesome.

[@almaamador8349]

"Why you can't pet a wolf" me in the forest " he staring at me and we have a connection, he wants me to pet him"😂

[@almanicole7571]

"Why you can't pet a wolf" me in the forest: Awwww look at that dawggy * pat pat *

[@tresebrown6062]

"CAN I PET DAT DAWG???!!" 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@goofycat-yu8kh]

*arm cutely gets bitten off*

[@Bakugogurl]

*arm get ripped off* “awe it’s ok i am not mad you are such a cute dawggy

[@multilanguagemaster1731]

Rabies

[@jackiev4652]

😂😂😂❤I would wanna pet them as well

[@reglearnschess2202]

Basically, if you want to have a pet wolf you need to adopt the whole pack.

[@JezzyCrazyTV]

Mhm

[@Angel_PlayzOffical]

Bro just said facts💀

[@Your_boi_Johan123]

"did you know why nobody can pet a wolf" My sister asf:"AWW LOOK AT DAT DAWGGYYY" **pat pat**

[@umamaheshwari1223]

Those wolf's have better relationship better than my class 😂

[@amritasahoo48]

These wolves have more unity than my classmates..

[@user-yc6ou3zk6p]

Ahahahah

[@Future_artist098]

Yeah fr

[@amritasahoo48]

@@Future_artist098 ☻️

[@zuhaak5207]

Pack of wolves is a perfect example of a perfect family

[@truthoftheuniverse4179]

better that humans

[@Thomas-fk3cw]

Except for the fact that they crap and have sex in front of each other.

[@seanmcquilkin8074]

​@@truthoftheuniverse4179being raised in boys homes I totally agree

[@user-fy7ze2xe1m]

you guys wanna kill your grandpa then treat women with the same respect as a child whilst the "leader" of your family sits in the back watching you all?@@seanmcquilkin8074

[@iJeovah]

Lion may be the king but wolf never performs at circus

[@jerdav100]

But that doesn't tell you why you can't pet one. It just tells you their hierarchy

[@lynnroney1234]

I pet a wolf whenever I went to visit my special grandparents up on the reservation. The kids up the road, their uncle had a wolf instead of a dog. He was not treated like a pet. The wolf stayed with this man because he wanted to. But every night the wolf had the opportunity to go out and be a wolf. He’d come back whenever he decided to. He was beautiful and gentle.

[@Star_shine7777]

Thank you for sharing this!

[@No-channle-Name-yet]

That's amazing dude

[@bubblegumz3301]

Keep in mind not every wolf is like that. I'm saying this if some kids go inside a zoo and try to pet a wolf ..

[@lynnroney1234]

@@bubblegumz3301 oh, I realize that. How he dealt with this wild animal is what First Nations people have done for at least hundreds and hundreds of years. That is the huge difference. God forbid that any zoo would be so stupid as to make a wolf essentially part of a petting zoo! That wolf is not happy being penned up. It will lash out. But this gentleman knew what he was doing. Many tribes depended on the wolves for many things. This is unlike any other situation as far as the wolf is concerned.

[@tjk030]

Wolves will never live or be trained by humans this is why you never see a wolf at a circus so you made up a fake story

[@Wayne-745]

The older a wolf gets, his eyes begin to turn yellow.

[@user-rz6lg6ms5c]

thanks

[@Wayne-745]

@@trainingday786 Smoking too much pineapple express.

[@Wayne-745]

@@trainingday786 Smoking too much pineapple express.

[@KennyBeeez]

People too shit 😅

[@lyleeunelytaoc5507]

​@@user-rz6lg6ms5c😊

[@lenanesterak6655]

Even wolfs have better plans that me and my class wakking somewhere

[@Guineafartypiggy0]

I love wolves and will always love them even if they bite, very smart beautiful animals who want peace and do not want humans around them and to be honest I would do the same.

[@alexadraeln5316]

Wolves are one of nature's best creatures!

[@Angelic102]

This is not true the older pack is the most knowledgeable and experienced and slower then the rest so they go infront so everyone walks at the same pace they don’t sacrifice their old parents ever 🖤

[@neomatrix4965]

No you are wrong go read some books .. don't speak from your head speak from studying the matter or reading about it dummy 😅

[@BrucePerkins-mc3hp]

True it shows a lack of knowledge of the Behavior of wolves or for that matter any Wild animal.

[@SoundofSilence492]

❤

[@HUBLOVE25]

Correct

[@mehditayshun5595]

Why is it that the people in the comments are smarter than the idiot who posted this video? I saw another video where they explained it. They simply don't want to leave the older and slower wolves behind. If anything were to attack it would be from behind where the dominant males are

[@AndrewMcCormack-px9pj]

Smartest mama’s on the planet. ✌️❤️

[@DestinyHawkins-jj4ce]

I don't like how they put the weak and sick ones in front so they can just get sacrificed

[@Socketified]

I love the part where he explains why we can't pet a wolf.

[@OMGYMNASTICS]

Because they are very smart idk

[@Graycata]

"Did you know why no-one can pet a wolf?" *goes on to no answer the question*

[@mikeoglen6848]

lol

[@strjourneys7919]

But if an answer was provided, people would still be debating it. So it makes no difference 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@nigamjogadia356]

😂😂😂😂

[@Graycata]

@@strjourneys7919 like "do you know the best route to Holiday world?" and instead of talking about routes just go on about why employees are called cast members... Just ask a question and then talk about something not at all relevant to the beginning statement/question

[@JonesyTheFirst69]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Itsdasummer32]

Wolves got that loyalty and teamwork on lock

[@sou1npvp]

"why wolf can't be a pet" Well i guess the first dog just popped out from nowhere then

[@nickyboy22071989]

I like how this guy never ceases to tell us completely untrue facts.

[@dannyhernandez265]

This channel is the definition of trust me bro. 😂😂

[@veestaimee6611]

And with such an alluring voice. Theta manipulation right there!

[@dd-em7hh]

yes and he didn't even give the reason a person shouldn't pet a wolf , But Im like who's trying to pet a wolf any way!!!

[@BrucePerkins-mc3hp]

Why would anyone have the crazy, or a lack Of common sense to even contemplate the Idiotic idea to pet a wolf. But then i've seen Videos on YT, where tourists in Yellowstone N.P. who decide to get up close and personal With the bison or buffalo, and then wonder The bison run their asses over. It just goes To show you that some people don't have any idea how to follow the rules

[@Gri03]

Haha right??

[@Realkingtony365]

Enemy: “ Where’s your leader? Wolves: “ Oh he’s in the Back

[@missteeshemah580]

Lol in the cave😂

[@brewieworld5239]

Real enemies are always behind you...

[@user-xz2fb9ok8g]

they even have a better queue than we sometimes wait for school 😂

[@Addisxn_]

Fun fact, they actually travel in those single file lines to trick predators into thinking it is only one wolf, rather than following the tracks of an entire wolf pack.

[@taylorc9480]

One of the most gracious animals on our planet! Love wolves

[@nverend4450]

That's how a leader should be, leading and spotting for everyone in the group instead of everyone needs to protect the leader

[@sigmalife0570]

It's no one left behind.slow wolves dictate the pace,followed closely by strong guards

[@IGLJelly_fanpage]

Basically they are entry fraggers

[@ibispaintfox1055]

Thank you for saying what the guy in the video should have. I've never been so taken aback at something, sacrificing the old wolves nonsense.

[@Whitedragun7]

That is incorrect. While walking through deep snow, such as seen here, they walk single file to conserve energy. The stronger (not old/sick) members of the pack lead the way during this method to make it easier for the wolves behind them.

[@sisterbee]

The front are not sacrificed. They are protected by the entire pack. The leader stay at the back to protect everyone.

[@SurprisedForestTrees-uz2sg]

Your right

[@user-go2hz4zo6r]

Exactly! The reason they're in the front is because they're usually older and move slower. The elders set the pace. This way, they don't get left behind.

[@CptDuck]

I love when short video doesn't answer the first question...

[@seraphinesalim4902]

Wolfs line up better than me and my friends lining up in the toilet😂😂😂

[@lindadobbins8151]

YES THEY ARE WILD...BUT THERE SOOO BEAUTIFUL...GODS CREATION...😊

[@vincent-fx7le]

God had no play in this

[@lindadobbins8151]

😢

[@jesuslover685]

​@@vincent-fx7lebro let us believe in what we want

[@drewbaker7899]

@@vincent-fx7le Shut up atheist

[@LupulAlb101]

​@@vincent-fx7le all monkeys are so proud of you now 😂😂😂

[@jonathanmendoza4254]

They are so wild and fierce... that's why. I don't wanna be eaten.

[@user-kl9ew8yc3o]

Wolves do not kill people. They do not, hunt or eat people. Check it out. It doesn't happen. 2,x in a century don't count as a serious danger does it?

[@mr.awesome1544]

You can pet a wolf only once or twice if you’re lucky not to die from the first

[@EggHopper51]

They have a better community than ours 🥶

[@Linkxkatgamerz]

Don't you just love the part where he explained why you can't pet a wolf?

[@Itsuomi-Io]

I was looking for someone else who was also thinking the same thing.

[@mayurski]

Security tighter than the White house 😭😭😭

[@kevinethan5751]

😁😅😅

[@Lianabel2485]

😂😂😂😂

[@DylansPen]

They go by the mantra, "If being chased by a predator back away and slowly push your older sick friends forward."

[@warrenmccowan5117]

I had an arctic wolf for 10 years, man I loved that critter!

[@jacksonwoodley84]

Leader wolf: i look out for everybody The sick wolfs: What about me?

[@BillionairesLair0]

The tiger and the lion may be powerful but the Wolf does not perform in a circus ~Native American proverb

[@absquickbooks1315]

I just finished watching "the lion and the wolf" at Netflix.

[@quellepls2568]

In turkey we say it as well

[@incrediblevikky6567]

“Do you know why nobody can pet a wolf?” Goes ahead and say “these are every smart animals “ 💀

[@annelinas8270]

u forgot cuz smart animals attack from the back that’s why the leader is there 😂

[@nicolefournel-hartery8187]

We had a pack of 4 Siberian Huskies that acted like wolves. 3 were purebred, mom Harley, biggest son Kash and the only female and runt of the litter Meka. Kylie had the same dad but her mother was 1/2 German Sheppard and 1/2 Coyote. Kash was the alpha male and acted like one. He let Meka, the alpha female, do the daily disciplining but if another dog entered the picture or if he though any of the pack members was in trouble, he would step in. However, Meka ruled with kindness. She was every human's and every dog's favourite dog. She always ate last, unless we put something special in her bowl. She did this so she could protect her mother and brother's food bowl and even Pixie's bowl (our 7lb yorky), all from Kylie who had food aggression. We always served her last, but she always finished first looking to steal food from the others. Meka just had to posture and Kylie would backoff. They were all so interesting to watch. Kylie always tried to elevate herself in the pack but sadly, this just occured about a month ago, following the deaths of Pixie, Meka and Harley. They all passed away within 16 months and all due to 3 different types of cancer. She has now become alpha female and for the first time ever, a few weeks ago, Kash finally allowed her to lay with him. I was so happy for her because she is the most affectionate out of all of them. I think she was last in the pack, possibly due to her constant need to guard the house and survey the perimeter over playing with the others. When she did play, she would often get too rough and Meka would put her in her place. We call Kylie our ADHD dog. She just has to be constantly roaming and surveying the perimeter. The minute the pack saw Meka's lifeless body, there was a huge impact. None of dogs ever played together again and after mama Harley's death 6 months later, Kash stopped eating again. When he saw his mom's lifeless body, he sat down beside her, looked at me and his shoulders shrug as if the life had been sucked out of him. It took him over a month but has finally let his sister Kylie lay with him. He had always slept and laid down with Meka, she was his sweetheart. Looking back, they behaved like a pack of wolves, it was beautiful to see. They were all gorgeous on their own, but when they were all together, Kash is the xfactor dog.

[@carrielettuce7386]

That was lovely to read. Thank you.

[@nuric7276]

Yes, lovely, sad, heartbreaking and warmıng at the same tıme.

[@sergeyastov6353]

Amazing comment.

[@marliokono6292]

Do you or your family smoke? Many dogs will appear fat when someone around them smokes. Secondly, please look into Gentle Giant’s Dog Food, created by Burt Ward, the “Robin” actor in “Batman and Robin”; he created a food formula with less toxins/ pesticides. He is proving that his dogs live to 20 years. A healthy life without suffering is possible. I’m sorry for your losses. That was a lot in a short time. Have you heard of raw food diets for dogs? Timothy Ferris, author and mind hack guy, mentions adding a fish oil to his dog’s food.

[@lluviamartinez6992]

That was a beautiful story, And thank you for sharing it.

[@ekxotixofdoraville9719]

They also take care of there old n Feed them if they can’t hunt 😊

[@JamesBond-ib9tq]

Yeah, but don't put me in the first group to be sacrificed.

[@Ambush_Doors4319]

​@@JamesBond-ib9tqthey don't put them to the first group to sacrifice, this channel is misleading. The first group are old and wise wolves which have keen senses and can alert the pack if any danger is near, and also old wolves are slow, and if they are in the back they will get left behind

[@salahdehina9733]

How can you we can't have wolf pets when dogs literally used to be wolves?

[@ABC-hi3fy]

The old is meant for wise &experienced. The sick stay in front so they don't fall behind. Unlike humen don't leave their old behind.

[@Tony-ex2rm]

That is american centric thinking. Asian culture has their older generations living with them. Same with Spanish etc.

[@tarajohnson0927]

YES they do! Do some research!

[@Whitedragun7]

Sorry to burst your bubbles, but this information is completely false. The photo was taken for a BBC documentary. The audio is a copy-pasta that has been giving that exact same false information about that photograph for years.

[@AA-td1yw]

not all

[@SputnicWasTaken]

"Do you know why no one can pet a wolf" Cuz it'll bite my hand off that why

[@hp7639]

Because no one is that stupid to try.

[@SputnicWasTaken]

@@hp7639 exactly

[@mr.mcnugget6219]

That’s what you call true family, they have the old and sickly in front so they don’t get left behind

[@grishawinner6727]

Why can’t anyone pet wolves? Proceeds to give an answer why everyone should pet wolves 😂

[@Harshalwadhai5073]

That three wolf are not sick or very old that are experienced once who guide the whole group.

[@feifeilau]

they are beautiful creatures.. fearless and devoting ❤

[@user-zb3oe1qw4l]

Those wolves can make a line better than me and my friends XD

[@Alexaplaysz]

plottwist: what if the leader get's attacked and none of the others notice

[@Oxkil]

Legends still say they waiting on the "did you know why nobody can pet a wolf"....

[@steffenstelldinger9999]

The oldest wolves are at the top not so much because they are predatory, but because they have the most experience and can therefore recognize possible dangers the quickest! If there was an enemy, the pack would be there immediately, especially since they are not far away. This is different when it comes to crevices under the snow cover, which can be quickly recognized and avoided by the most experienced pack members.

[@Sunset-kx9eb]

How do u know?

[@steffenstelldinger9999]

@@Sunset-kx9eb Wolves are very social animals that look after their family. Members who can still or no longer hunt are also looked after. Without this behavior, they would not have joined humans, which is how the dog came about. There is also more than enough behavioral research on wolves. The rest is logic.

[@Elite02k]

"Anything can be a pet as long as you dont mind being bit" -a man with a swamp kitty, forest puppy, and a duck.

[@InternetExplorerFreddy]

"Why can't we pet wolves" BECAUSE THEY'RE WOLVES

[@potheadmike8510]

I seriously doubt a wolf pack would "sacrifice" ANY member of their clan.

[@tellybridgerpro2630]

They don't its bullshit what he said

[@CherylMcLe]

Unlike us humans!

[@lauralee7563]

Those wolves can get in a better line then my class-

[@Dragonwolf-zt9tv]

Same lol

[@FarjanaNasrin7]

Same

[@AmberLixiepixx_]

"The leader of the wolves" My dumbass: "ChANniE???"

[@FlaretheFireHorse]

Damn wolves are more organized then humans

[@maryleneroberts4898]

Loves wolves,such beautiful animals.

[@user-ct8cd9bq9s]

Until they eat you alive..

[@maryleneroberts4898]

@@user-ct8cd9bq9s they are still beautiful animals 😊

[@kanyewestt3]

@@user-ct8cd9bq9sbro who cares 😂😂😂💀💀💀💀

[@KB-iz5du]

Wolves know how to organise themselves wisely. Much respect.

[@guywholikes2startawar]

So you're saying that the back wolf was the target all along

[@minsucutiemiyeonst]

Nuh uh sacrificing the sick ones.