Wolf vs. Dog Intelligence!

Wolf vs. Dog Intelligence!
When it comes to Wolf vs. Dog intelligence scientists say that dogs have the intelligence of a two year old child and the IQ of around 100. Unfortunately, I couldn't find out the average age or IQ of wolves, but scientists agree that wolves are 10 times smarter than the smartest dogs. Wolves are also smarter than lions, tigers, and other large predators. One thing they've noticed is that wolves and dogs have a different understanding of barriers and territory. I can totally relate to this. Every time I bring Honey and Bob to the dog park, Bob's a good boy and plays within the boundaries of the fence. Honey doesn't see the fence at all. It's just something fun to jump over. She has a tendency to jump the fence to greet all her friends, and when she's bored, she'll jump the fence to greet new friends in the parking lot. As you can imagine, this causes major issues. Most dog owners are not very fond of being greeted at their car by a wolf. 🐺 ❤️ 🐾
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[@bobandthewolfdogs]

For those of you who are wondering where I got my info from. Here are my sources. ❤ 🐾 sciencewithkids.com/science/resources/wolf-facts.html technobark.com/average-iq-of-a-dog/ www.apa.org/news/press/releases/2009/08/dogs-think

[@Usually_Grumpy]

Coco the gorilla had a vocabulary of around 2000 words and had a tested IQ that averaged at 82 (75-90). Coren's studies showed dogs have a vocab of 150-250 words. I'd be pumping the brakes on claims of dogs having and IQ of 100 it is utter BS, let alone wolves being 10x smarter.

[@cameronsmith15467]

Do you have the paper work to own a wolf if not you know it's highly illegal to own one and it could get it killed if it goes back in the wild

[@britnyboo138]

​@@cameronsmith15467I'm sure she does 😂 why would she be flaunting it all over the internet if she were doing it illegally.

[@blue1584]

@@Usually_Grumpy Coco took a human IQ test, dog IQ tests are scaled differently. I’m pretty sure that is what’s causing the discrepancy in scores. The smartest dog in the world did learn over 1000 words though!

[@cameronsmith15467]

@@britnyboo138 some people are not that smart

[@johnprentice1527]

I'm beginning to get the impression that Honey likes to be on top of tables.

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

She's obsessed! 😃 ❤️ 🐾

[@InsideOfMyOwnMind]

Honey has no filter as compared to dogs. It's a cute trait to watch but perhaps a bit interesting to get used to as an owner, if owner is even the right word. That said, do you get any push back at the dog park for bringing her? Most people probably don't understand how it's even possible to have a non-domesticated canine as a pet.

[@Wolfhybrids]

@@bobandthewolfdogshow old is Honey and how much does she weigh? I have 2 husky hybrids my self and my female is 90lbs and my male is only 20 months old and is already 125lbs.

[@jhorbirnlokrisson6528]

comfy vantage point, she can spot from and defend such position easely. Ooooor just doggo foolery.

[@KardienLupus]

@@jhorbirnlokrisson6528 Yes Honey do.

[@Darkfur94]

Wolf: urine is a boundary, a fence is an obstacle course.

[@DarkCelestialConsciousness]

exactly! they're traversing the terrain intelligently

[@user-fd1vc4sx7f]

Spot on! 😂😂😂

[@4CelciusDegree]

"IQ of around a hundred" Truly one of the Biologists of all time

[@rolfanderson3925]

I know I burst out laughing when I heard that

[@YigitSonmezer]

yeah she lost all credibility after that one lmao

[@plantherum2365]

Oddly enough thats the first thing that comes up when you Google it, probably means you might wanna double check your info if your looking stuff up...

[@genericascanbe3728]

​@@plantherum2365Or it means that Googles wrong. Not everything online is true. Edit: (Pardon I thought you were citing google not critiquining it I misunderstood and did not mean too critique you)

[@rolfanderson3925]

@@genericascanbe3728 that’s what he’s saying

[@whodat9198]

10x's smarter than 100 IQ? I need your wolf to do my taxes, cure cancer, and invent interstellar warp drive

[@rosscalhoun3389]

What I got out of this short was that wolves have the Intelligence of a 20 year old human with an IQ of 1,000

[@pretary1845]

@@rosscalhoun3389 Just came here to see this somewhere, thank you.

[@pyrocrabb12]

No need to be a jerk, bro... We all know the wolf doesn't have thumbs. How's he going to hitch hike without thumbs? The owner already said his Ubers and Taxi's all reject the wolf. You need those thumbs, man

[@hollievyse6682]

Gosh darn warp drives mine keeps braking does any one else have this problem.

[@pyrocrabb12]

@@hollievyse6682 Is it made out of LEGO? You grabbed the one Bob made. The titanium one was made by Honey and should work a lot better. Just don't let Bubba see you switch them, it will hurt his feelings.

[@wmascolin]

"they have the IQ of around 100" is probably the funniest thing I've heard in a while

[@catsupchutney]

So a dog has the IQ of a two year old, which is about 100, and wolves are ten times smarter, which means they have an IQ of 1000 (?) And the reference was "Science for Kids". Got it.

[@caimansaurus5564]

Yeah.. 100 is the average by design. Saying a wolf has the intelligence of a two year old and has 100 iq, is just the same as saying they have the intelligence of an average two year old.

[@magustrigger9195]

​@@catsupchutneyiq is expantial I belive so 10x an iq of 100 is 110.... (Edit) i already discussed being wrong please stfu below about me being a tard.....left up for the benefit of conversation

[@cgazzz]

​IQ classification tries to fit the intelligence of the human population by definition to a normal distribution of mean=100 and stddev=15. A score therefore only shows how common a person above or below that level of intelligence is, e.g. 100 is smarter than 50% of humans, 115 is 84%, 130 is 98%

[@justinc2633]

@@magustrigger9195 lol no

[@equinn0208]

Bob's barks are so perfectly timed. "The difference between WOOF and dog intelligence" 😂😂😂

[@salemgraves1692]

😂😂😂

[@alexiswilliamsinc]

❤😂😂😂

[@bboi1489]

When my Husky was still a puppy, he never stopped following me, and it got scary when I would go up front, where a car wouldn't be able to distinguish him from the asphalt till it was too late. So one day, I had gone to take out the trash, and when I heard him scurrying out, I hid behind the car and scared the crap out of him. He ran inside so fast, and when I went to tell my mom, the moment I got to the part where he runs, he barked at me and nipped my hand, as if he was trying to shut me up! You can't convince me these guys can't understand us! 😂

[@Kavaitsu]

😂😂

[@abdullahsana6090]

@@bboi1489how is he now

[@carmelitajones7779]

A wolf at a dog park? Yeah, I could see how that wouldn't go as expected.😂😂😂

[@ChrisJohnson-xv1vy]

My daughter takes her wolf dog to dog parks. Mostly she stays to herself, and doesn't interact too much with other dogs. Wolves tend to be skittish in new situations.

[@jamesbowen2258]

@@ChrisJohnson-xv1vy A wolf dog is not a wolf. It's still not a dog though and probably shouldn't go to a dog park.

[@ChrisJohnson-xv1vy]

@jamesbowen2258 she is the most well behaved animal I've ever seen, but you believe what you want.

[@rodneymills6477]

@@ChrisJohnson-xv1vy If you've properly socialized the animal, it shouldn't be a problem. Dogs became our companions because wolves were our companions first. I think you should be sensitive to how alarming it is for other people. I'm afraid of anything bigger than like 70 pounds. I don't feel like people should just get to have their wolves out and about with impunity. Then again, just like with a giant dog, if you can leash and control that animal, I'm unbothered.

[@HumanimalChannel]

​@@rodneymills6477yeah its completely INAPPROPRIATE. Also.. the wolf Is independent no matter how "well" early development went. Too unreliable. I wouldn't wnter a park with honey in it. She shpuld not be offleash either. Most people are prettu terrible with their doga to be honest they have nonodea what their dog is experiencing or communicating.

[@Devilsblight86]

"I take Honey to the dog park!" .....oh no.

[@jamesbowen2258]

Yeah, she should NOT be taking a wolf to a dog park, ever.

[@MothGirl007]

I agree.

[@whodat9198]

@@jamesbowen2258 what if the wolf has a 100 IQ? Are you a racist??

[@imacarguy4065]

The wolf is not fully wolf.

[@gstqcomics2017]

Shut up Goebbles.. ​@whodat9198

[@cmleoj]

I saw a program on PBS that addressed this very well. Researchers put a dog in a cage. Then they put a food reward outside the cage. Then they observed that the dog would try to get out, but promptly give up and instead look at the human outside the cage, and bark or beseech the human to help them out of the cage. The wolf did no such thing. It was single-minded in trying to get out, and it never gave up. The observed behavior of the dog could be considered “low IQ”, and the (forgive me) doggedness of the wolf suggests higher intellectual function. But the key thing was that the dog has developed to cooperate, whereas the wolf has developed to not rely on others very much. I would argue the cooperative approach requires a different set of skills, such as cooperation, analyzing non-verbal cues, patience, etc., which are not associated with lower intellect. That said, I’m smitten with your pets. They seem to give you joy. ❤

[@zeevdrifter2707]

That's not how IQ is measured and there is assumed anthropomorphizing of the dogs inadequacies.

[@Foxobot]

Wolves do know how to work together. There is a test with a rope and food out of reach on a sliding tray. If one end of the rope is pulled the rope slides out, no food. If both ends are pulled together, the food slides in. Dogs do not perform as well on these tests working with other dogs.

[@cmleoj]

@@zeevdrifter2707 I don’t think, by and large, any IQ tests exist for animals.

[@cmleoj]

@@Foxobot I didn’t mean to imply wolves don’t cooperate. But in this study, there was no one to cooperate with, other than the human. And the wolf wanted no part of that. That’s Why, in the context of the study, I described the wolf as being non cooperative, and the dog as cooperating/collaborating. I believe there’s a sound scientific basis for the study, but neither the study nor I ever said wolves can’t cooperate with each other. There is, after all, you know, the pack. Which is one of the highest forms of cooperation.

[@cmleoj]

@@zeevdrifter2707 I’m not sure you picked up on anything I was saying. Oh well.

[@KingDeadMan]

Excuse me, that wolf acts like a cat. 😂

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

I swear she's part cat 😃 The way she acts and the affection she demands are so very similar. ❤️ 🐾

[@MotherOfDumpsterCats]

I bet Honey is cat in costume 😂

[@xarch7208]

that makes sense since cats are kind of half domesticated

[@Xianne027]

Yes, they are sort of like half cat, half dog. And they wash themselves like cats (but only at night when no one sees) so they're always clean.

[@anaalina5964]

The wolf doesn't act like a cat, it acts like a dog that was never told off on jumping on tables(or furniture in general). Especially tall dogs, like Borzoi's enjoy jumping on tables and chairs, since their hight makes it easier.

[@Y0urL0calC0y0te]

“People scream when I greet them at their car!” 🤣🤣

[@Total1Now]

“Greet new dogs as they come in.” Now there’s an innocent sounding statement

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

Lol, she's so innocent when she does it, but I'm right behind her yelling "She's sweet, real sweet." Sometimes, that comforts people. 😂 ❤️ 🐾

[@purplemist7]

​@@bobandthewolfdogsShe's still a wild animal and shouldn't be going to a dog park.

[@laureng2110]

​@@bobandthewolfdogs love to take over a public space with my off leash wolf!!!

[@vernaclevinger5716]

If a wolf is not smart he doesnt survive. The cute dumb dogs thrive. We want perpetual babies. The smart dogs are the working dogs, sheep, cattle, guarding.

[@fozofox9774]

Very true 👍

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

I agree ❤️ 🐾

[@Sunshinexoxo4795]

And many other breeds.

[@CeePritch]

Also take a look at Williams syndrome. Dogs have the exact same gene switched on basically. It also explains a lot of their behaviour. We basically selected for those genetics.

[@Mainyehc]

@@CeePritchare you sure about that? Williams Syndrome works on a different mechanism, i.e. gene deletion. Either they’re not related, or dogs also have a similar deletion.

[@joelhjd]

Bob is consistently adorable.

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

Bob really loves hearing that. 😃 I know it sounds crazy but I tell them about all the kind people in the comments. I'm not sure how much of it he understands, but he's always so happy when I'm telling him about it. ❤️ 🐾

[@Plutonium.2]

I really adore Bob. I mean I admit I’m here for the fancy wolf but I love that doggo!

[@Plutonium.2]

@@bobandthewolfdogsgive him a big smooch from me and tell him he is the GOODEST BOY

[@call2872]

Bob has the most friendly face ever for a dog. Cute, good boy.

[@nitroxide17]

Bob has kind eyes 😊

[@MothGirl007]

He does!

[@houdinididiit]

My retired uncle, a K9 trainer found and raised a wolf pup in the mountains where he lived. It was the most incredible member of the family. HIGHLY intelligent.

[@jdaxci]

So cool, I love that!! What kind of things would he do that was very intelligent?! I love hearing this stuff 🫶🏼

[@houdinididiit]

@@jdaxci Oh wow. I didn't expect this question. Welllll. First off, his name was Smokey. And he was BIG. Big paws, thick fur, big ears, bushy tail and very big fangs. Definitely bigger fangs than your average dog. He was majestic in his character. Very calm and very much in the present moment. I remember a few things. I was about 12 when I knew him and of course a stupid boy. When my family would visit my uncle WAY up in the mountains with nobody within miles.... I thought I could just wander into the woods like Grizzly Adams. One time, I did just that... and I probably went in too far. Sure enough, behind me comes Smokey looking at me like: "Uhhh... whattya doin' over here? If you don't mind... I'm gonna hang for a little bit." Starting to sense I shouldn't be there, he turned, looking at me, basically telling me to follow him. "This way idiot." And I did. He took us home. So he basically tracked me and brought me out. All very calmly. He also had a habit of lying in the middle of the dirt road in front of the house, a good 5 minutes before a vehicle would come by. (A very RARE event up there). In fact, that's how we knew someone was approaching. But it was funny. He wouldn't budge. It's like he was playing a regal toll-keeper. "Nah... this is my road. I'll decide when." lol. My uncle would have to come out and get him out of the way. He was just very gentle with everyone. He tolerated all kinds of stupid things myself, my brother and 2 sisters would do, like all of us sleeping with our heads on him by the fireplace. He also would accommodate us and pull our sleds down the snowy hill. Always, very matter of fact, like he knew he was entertaining us. One thing he did was smile if you scratched his big ears just right. His fangs would show and he'd let you know. The coolest thing about it, was that my uncle gave him space. Smokey would sometimes take off for up to 3 days, only to return with porcupine quills or stinking like skunk. He was so smart and in tune, you just knew he could take care of himself. You never worried. "Smokey home yet? Probably tomorrow." He also had a little companion lap dog - a Terrier. They were the oddest couple. But great friends. It's really hard to convey what a wonderful animal he was. Maybe one day, you'll find one too? 🙂

[@ets2446]

@@houdinididiitwhat a beautiful story man

[@pamelaalton324]

Wow! Very, very cool. How fun.

[@jdaxci]

Thank you so much for sharing that with me!! I love it 🫶🏼 and I want you to know that made my day and made me smile! I needed that ♥️ the human and animal bond is such a beautiful thing

[@eyetrollin710]

Long long ago the smartest of the wolf's realized they could be lazy and make the humans do everything😂❤

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

Lol, so true! 😃 ❤️ 🐾

[@illusorytrutheffect]

You actually just said exactly what cats did😂😭 felines domesticated themselves without human intervention. Wolves were captured and forced into selective breeding and domestication.

[@jdan8843]

​@@illusorytrutheffectWolves were not captured. Humans and canines have been teaming up together to survive for thousands of years.

[@illusorytrutheffect]

@@jdan8843 that’s blatantly false. Wolves never “teamed up” with humans without being captured and trained😂 wolves had no purpose for humans only humans had purpose for wolves.

[@jdan8843]

@@illusorytrutheffect thats false. Wolves never let themselves to be domesticated unless its to survive. Humans needed wolves to hunt, transport and herding. Unlike horses, which were captured, canines are not. Research before talking, ignorant.

[@josworld375]

Honey is just this majestic being with a beautiful figure and then you have bob…He’s just so round 😂

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

He's on a diet now 😃 I couldn't figure out why he's gaining weight cause he eats the exact same as Honey. But it's dog biscuits, they're the culprit. ❤️ 🐾

[@kriegermaria9923]

Well hes eating good guys always habe more appetite so

[@rajendran30]

Dogs are so intelligent to make you believe that they are not that intelligent.

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

That's the truth! I know they know exactly what I'm saying to them, but they sure can pretend they don't. ❤️ 🐾

[@stephlau87]

When the camera panned over to the plant I thought she was going to say "..the intelligence of your average.. house plant" 😂

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

Lol, I'm sure I'd have had a bunch of interesting comments if I said that. 😃 ❤️ 🐾

[@marinamagic6394]

Me too lol

[@juliahoff7158]

😂😂

[@casey5535]

😅😂

[@angelicarollin]

LMAO 😂

[@h.calvert3165]

She can greet me, anytime, anywhere! 🐺

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

She'd love that. We'll walk through town and she'll get all kinds of love and pets. ❤️ 🐾

[@El_iz]

When you started moving to the plant, I thought you were going to say “as intelligent as your average plant” 😂

[@terrilynkoetting3066]

Had a wolf hybrid, he could jump anything, could hear the hum of an electric fence. He also had the best judge of character in humans. If he didn't trust someone, neither should I.😂❤ Dogs love us, wolves often judge us.

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

They're wonderful animals! 😃 Honey gets mad at me sometimes. When she gets in trouble, I give her a 3 minute time out by herself in the back yard. But she does the same to me. When she's mad, she'll look at me and bite the couch. At first, I thought it was a coincidence, but I now know it's not. ❤️ 🐾

[@batsonelectronics]

my friends GSD was the same way. I should have listened to her, she hated my business partner, soon after he stole 20k from me and ran.

[@ChrisHodges87]

Having a wolf as a pet sounds like using a nuclear reactor to heat your tea. Everything is just peachy, until it’s not.

[@samgoggin7593]

How about you get to minding your business

[@ssjkaryuusennin]

@@samgoggin7593 I certainly don't agree with the comment but no reason to become this annoyed my man

[@FayieElphis]

​@@ssjkaryuusenninI think it's perfectly reasonable to be annoyed over such a weird and outlandish comment since assuming stuff like this is what leads to people fearing what they don't understand. Almost anything can be dangerous if you don't know WTF you're doing....

[@ZK-ib2wp]

Oh my god, finally someone who agrees we shouldn't have wild animals as pets

[@rosegold-beats]

You mean american pitbul is a ticking nuclear bomb?

[@mx338]

This video perfectly illustrates the misconceptions and problems around measuring intelligence and using IQ as a metric.

[@nthgth]

Right like if you didn't think IQ was near-meaningless before, watch this

[@DeadKraken]

Also how biased some research supposed to be "scientific" is, by simply having the researcher be a dog lover that wants to find a way to confirm their favourite pet is so smart and so much better than others. Dogs can't even solve the simple puzzles that toddlers at 2 years old can, and can't craft simple tools, no way in hell their intelligence is anywhere near the one of a human toddler or even in the top 10 of smartest animals. Plus regarding wolves in the wild, corvids, who are actually VERY intelligent animals(can solve complex puzzles, have very good problem solving skills, very good memory and social skills and can craft complex tools), use wolves all the time to eat. They signal them where prey are, letting them take all the risks of hunting, and then getting the spoils. They are clearly outsmarting the "1000 IQ" animal, but they don't look like cute inbred dogs so that doesn't count lol

[@StaticYonder]

I have a Saluki, which is a breed that has been the same for thousands of years, and honestly, she moves and behaves a LOT more like Honey than Bob, and when you talk to her, she understands everything you're trying to tell her, she just seems to have this uncanny ability to infer from context. It's creepy, but amazing

[@sukiyakishiba2242]

I would say the same about my Shiba Inu! So intelligent, uses reasoning, has her own feelings about things, and understands so much through observing us.

[@richjustin06]

Let’s appreciate bob. Honey is always the star of the show, bob is just as awesome!!!

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

He's sideshow Bob. He can really shine when he wants to though. 😃 ❤️ 🐾

[@jeffdege4786]

Dogs have an ability to interpret human body language that is exceeded by no other species on the planet, and that includes humans.

[@cbass7283]

Well yeah because we made them that way

[@jeffdege4786]

@@cbass7283 They evolved to fill a certain ecological niche long before we began intentionally breeding them for anything. And we adapted to them as much as they adapted to us.

[@cbass7283]

@@jeffdege4786 if that’s what you believe

[@CurlyFromTheSwirly]

This is so true when you see the mating rituals of humans who are totally oblivious to the other sending signals. 😂

[@Shovel________________]

very correct. one of the things that dogs can interpret correctly is pointing. when you point at something, a dog is actually going to understand that you arent just holding out your finger, but your finger is directed towards something. most animals cant do that, including wolves.

[@jameslane9267]

My friend had a Timberwolf when we were younger. One time my mom pulled up to my friends house to pick me up in her minivan. As I was walking towards the van, my mom automatically opened the sliding side door, and our Puggle was there in the back seat. Timber (the wolf) jumped his backyard fence, ran across the street, and hopped into the back of the van to meet Spike (The Puggle) What you said about wolves not having boundaries is 100% true. It was a very wholesome, yet nerve wracking moment.

[@lydiawhitting5406]

I do hope others read your post .. who seem to think her wolf may hurt others dogs.

[@jameslane9267]

@@lydiawhitting5406 I hope so too. Timber was a great loving wolfie who was great with other animals. He never hurt a soul in his life. May he rest in wolf doggie heaven :)

[@BernardGreenberg]

They are both so beautiful in different ways...Bob, I want to hug him, but the wolf, I want to interview him.

[@SmolTerribleTornado]

Them being smarter than tigers really put things into perspective when you know tigers are known for plotting vengeance against individuals who wronged them.

[@grzegorzmj4881]

Imagine going to the dog park with your pocket York and seeing it being greeted by a wolf.

[@marshmello2299]

I’m calling complete cap on that “dog’s have an IQ of around 100” which is statistically the average human intelligence.

[@Harry-mf6rq]

It's the average of a 2 year old's IQ too

[@JETZcorp]

IQ is age-adjusted. So if a dog is roughly as intelligent as an average 2yr old, that gives them a 2yr-old's 100 IQ. Give the same test to a rabbit, and they'll probably line up with a 100 IQ (average) human sperm cell.

[@StevenPGonzalez626]

There are different types of IQ tests some go to 1000

[@cabbageman5863]

100 IQ for a 2 year old sounds pretty reasonable for a dog, I do call cap on a wolf being 10x smarter though, wolves are wild animals and not particularly clever ones compared to something like a crow or a chimp, domesticated dogs are capable of learning complex tasks tied to specific commands, like you might see in a sheep herding dog or a service dog or even a K9, if a wolf is 10x that they’d be doing fuckin calculus

[@ruetzsven6606]

​@@cabbageman5863all you people are confusing intelligence with education.

[@user-fc6ci8dh3m]

Wolves are amazing. Almost hunted completely extinct and still they survived. I have great admiration for them.

[@stever2583]

They are not almost extinct - just where Muricans are!

[@user-fc6ci8dh3m]

@@stever2583 i said almost.

[@stever2583]

@@user-fc6ci8dh3m Lol

[@mickmcsherry5916]

Regarding dog park behavior she says her WOLFDog doesn’t respect boundaries, and “… as you could imagine that creates a huge problem.” Then why are you taking that animal to the dog park? Are you one of those folks who are ruining the dog park for everyone else? Everyone seems to love how cute their dog is, but when it comes to proper socializing, training, and behavior there’s a significant minority of pet owners that just don’t get it - and everyone else suffers. Don’t be that person. Thank you.

[@icefisher1171]

And yet, you are one of "those" people. Don't be. It's pathetic, weak, and super duper annoying.

[@JasenJohn]

How bout you shut your rude mouth and don't backseat Karen, no one asked you to be here, so stop ruining YT and go manager some place else, sound good boomer? Good

[@MothGirl007]

It's a dog park, not a wolf park. Honey is wonderful but she should not be taken to any dog parks!

[@anthonyg2554]

Honey is thinking "I am not only a pretty face, I have brains too!"

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

She does! She's so smart. I caught her on my kitchen counter today. I bought her a Halloween spider, and she was gonna get it anyway she could. ❤️ 🐾

[@karonbeilunka6845]

"... And when I take my wolve to the dog park..." And we're not going to the dog park no more. 😉😀

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

We actually changed dog parks and don't go as often because it's an hour there and back. This new one has higher fences. 😃 ❤️ 🐾

[@karonbeilunka6845]

@@bobandthewolfdogs that's nice. Touring around to all the dog parks - I see. Intimidating all the poodles. 😂 But all jokes aside, your animals seem greatly trained and just a charming delight. Even tho your couches have some strange to explain holes in them.

[@ryukiravenwing8530]

Bob: I will respect mom's boundaries. Honey: What is a boundary?

[@mesolithicman164]

They're all adorable.

[@jayaugust5889]

IQ of 100? That's the IQ of an average adult human.

[@LB-uo7xy]

You need to be smarter when you live in a group and no longer alone. You don't just need IQ, but also emotional intelligence.

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

So true! 😃 ❤️ 🐾

[@slaughtrrbeach]

yeah, IQ’s don’t actually exist.

[@CarefulHowYouStep]

@@slaughtrrbeach just because the measuring system is skewed doesnt mean different forms of intelligence and awareness dont exist

[@caerulipes]

@@slaughtrrbeachiq was just built to put you down and make you think lesser if your lower on the scale it’s just stupid

[@ermatto1728]

sorry do you unironically think wolves are lonely animals?

[@Rosebud100]

I’m so enjoying learning about wolves. Mr. Wolf has been a character of mine for years; I use him to help keep order in the primary classrooms.

[@jaripruim]

Bob is adorable 🥰

[@jtomtl]

Bob is cute and he cares for honey since she was just a puppy, bob might not be as smart as honey but he makes up for love!

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

He sure does 😃 I figure he's a little smarter than average cause he can talk. I'm very, very biased. ❤️ 🐾

[@VoidDragon82]

Bob being the sweetest little man, and Honey looking like the Queen of Sheba watching over her dynasty 😂

[@wendellbatts2477]

100 IQ? That is within the normal range of human intelligence.. Can't be right.

[@Pyro-et9vs]

So she just casually has a wild wolf lounging around her home?

[@evilurna]

You know her house got to smell wild.

[@pureblood6492]

dogs have a average IQ of 100? im calling bs on that.

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

I'm not making things up, I swear, I read everything I said on multiple sites. You can check my sources here. ❤️ 🐾 sciencewithkids.com/science/resources/wolf-facts.html technobark.com/average-iq-of-a-dog/ www.apa.org/news/press/releases/2009/08/dogs-think

[@savannahleeross7373]

Why would you call bs on that? Dogs are highly intelligent! More so than most humans I come across. 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@litterpicker1431]

No, the average two-year-old human has an IQ of 100 (obviously, since age is a factor in measuring IQ, and 100 is the average), and the average dog has comparable intelligence. The IQ system is not designed for measuring the intelligence of dogs.

[@pureblood6492]

@@litterpicker1431 the average iq in most of the world is below 100 for adult humans

[@litterpicker1431]

@@pureblood6492 What's yours? Care to cite your sources? The mean is 100 _by_ _design_ - when IQ tests are standardized, the average of the test results is set to 100.

[@fractalisomega9517]

It's hard to judge some breed's intelligence when you can't always tell the difference between Understanding, Not understanding, and Deciding to do the wrong thing intentionally

[@belladonnatook8851]

Oh, that just means you actually have a cat!

[@marcelklein3879]

I have a wolfdog, a little malthese and a Newfoundland dog. The wolfdog outsmarts the other dogs in everything.

[@xcristinat]

They are both absolutely STUNNING! 😍😍😍

[@fozofox9774]

Not all wolfs are equally smart, not all dogs are equally smart and surely not all humans are equally smart. As much as wolfs are smart, our girl Honey is in the top in my opinion, she is simply special 😉❤🐺

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

I couldn't agree more 😃 Honey has certainly exceeded all my expectations. ❤️ 🐾

[@dand41]

Wolves are 10 times smarter than dogs… but which one lives in an air-conditioned house, has his food served to him, and goes to a fur stylist once a month?

[@Thekellin1]

Yeah, dogs as a species chose more beneficial strategy.

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

Lol, so true. 😃 I suppose it's like comparing a suburban housewife to a homesteader. ❤️ 🐾

[@keijimorita1849]

@@bobandthewolfdogs That's a good analogy!

[@HowlWindclaw]

Dog: Hey wolf you should be like me, you get all the food you want and love and everything! Wolf: Hmm...that sounds really nice. But what is that around your neck? Dog: Oh this silly thing? Just my collar, what about it? Wolf: Oh nothing...*walks away* You wouldn't understand.

[@toringepedersen9614]

I get that you're making a funny point, but does'nt scientist place trackers around wild animals necks, which they seem to ignore?@@HowlWindclaw

[@dutch-nature-history-bydrone]

The look in the eyes of the wolf is so much smarter

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

Honey says, "Giant wolf puppy kisses for you!" ❤️ 🐾

[@superblaster2]

Lions, tigers, and other large predators. Such as... bears? Oh my!

[@blackmagicwoman1493]

I personally believe that the intelligence level of dogs vary. My Luke is a Black-and-Tan Coonhound. He is EXTREMELY intelligent. He literally listens to my conversations and pays attention to everything I do. He can’t ask questions, but he’ll come to me until I inquire and ask him the right thing. There are so many examples. He’s just the sweetest most emotionally intelligent pal I could ever ask for. But I have encountered other dogs who did not display that. I think it depends on varying factors.

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

I agree 😃 I think they're a lot like us. Some of us are really bright and some not so much. It sounds like you've got a super smart one. ❤️ 🐾

[@blackmagicwoman1493]

@@bobandthewolfdogs That’s my baby 🤎 You have a blessed one, love.

[@lilsqueezie]

Yeah my husky will come to me and stare at me when she wants something until I ask her what she wants and she'll signal to me if I ask the right question lol.

[@blackmagicwoman1493]

@@lilsqueezie Don’t you love that? Lol! It just tickles me.

[@lilsqueezie]

@@blackmagicwoman1493 yeah she really is my best friend lol. Her name is Athena and her dumby brother is Loki.

[@ZagnutBar]

Here's the difference between dogs and wolves. Given an impossible puzzle with a food reward inside, a wolf will do everything it can to break open the puzzle, but will always fail and eventually give up. A dog will also try, but eventually will go to a human being for help. That's domestication in a nutshell.

[@BoinkrNanis]

Yeah, this is from the documentary. The real difference is that the wolf wont go to humans for aide, they will either do the puzzle on their own or they wont do it at all. It doesnt really show a level of intelligence but it shows domestication. Intelligence in animals is ranked differently than humans. But dogs are moe emotionally intelligent than wolves are or most animals simply because of the domestication. But I mean, dogs arnt smarter than like crows.

[@nthgth]

Coming to a human for aid increases the chance of success. Compared to not, taking advantage of that denotes intelligence as far as I'm concerned. The dog is more likely to get the food than the wolf in this scenario so who's really smarter? (answer: the human, lol. It's not a measure of "intelligence" for the animals, just inherently different thought processes)

[@JeffreyNero-sk6jv]

Love BOTH your canines! Manny many years ago on a group mountain ride with friends, we all had to stop beside the trail to let two ladies and this GIANT husky/GSD looking dog they were walking. I was so enthralled by that beautiful and calm animal. My muscle bound tough guy brother in law was “apprehensive” about them. I asked permission to pet the dogs and asked “is this a wolf?” As It happily tolerated my attention. “Yes, he is”. Happy canine. We ALL had smiles, including wolfy. 20 years later and I still remember this warmly. Thank you for sharing.

[@shivamarora3684]

“About 10 times smarter than dogs” *Introducing belly rubs and intelligence seems to fade away

[@darrenstettner5381]

Don’t take your wolf to a dog park. Maybe they are intelligent but there’s a huge difference between intelligence and trainability.

[@ChrisJohnson-xv1vy]

My daughter's wolf dog is very anxious to please. She passed her training test for a therapy dog without any formal class traing. My daughter has also trained her to be a service dog for her illness. She also will babysit other animals and keep them from coming to harm or misbehaving. All of this just seems to be the wolf dog's instinct. Plus, wolves don't have a discernable odor, so she never has that nasty doggy smell.

[@darrenstettner5381]

@@ChrisJohnson-xv1vy that sounds like make believe. The idea of a wolf being a service animal sounds like total bs. Kinda like most service animals.

[@donnahilton471]

​@@ChrisJohnson-xv1vyI bet if trained properly, they'd make good watch dog.

[@fordalels]

@@darrenstettner5381 already in this video she describes how wolves are much smarter than the smartest dogs, i wouldnt be surprised if they can be trained as service dogs.

[@ChrisJohnson-xv1vy]

@@darrenstettner5381 ok karen

[@noodle69]

The average 2 year old actually has an equivalent IQ of around 10, although the IQ system is extremely unreliable even with adults, and can't be related to other species since they have different cognitive functions in their day-to-day lives, so a test of intelligence for a different species would test very different things. (I.e. the IQ system was made to test the performance of adolescent humans, so any group besides that cannot be at all accurately translated)

[@nostalgicbliss5547]

Exactly! There is no way the average 2 year old is as smart as a smart well trained dog. I have seen a dog literally direct emergency services to its masters house that was on fire. No 2 year old can ever do something that coordinated.

[@DaSquyd]

The average IQ of a two-year-old human is 100. However, the average IQ of an adult is also 100. IQ doesn't change with age (assuming we are able to use a theoretical "perfectly accurate" test).

[@Plutonium.2]

Jesus. That’s not how it works. It is AVERAGE FOR TWO. Look at it this way. If you looked at all intelligence and found the part where they score exactly 100? That is then set against everyone of the same age. So… the dog showed the same level as those tested and showing 100 as average which is two years old. So many people here are trying to make it work the other way. The level is entirely arbitrary until it’s contextualised by the age. So it makes no difference what the true adult score is or how a 2 year old would score on an adult test. The mean is defined as the average of all two year olds which is how the mean is found. TLDR: you’re thinking of IQ testing incorrectly. You’re not testing a load of kids against the test the test is measured against the participants. That’s how you get an average

[@notjohnkididk]

Finally someone with common sense. Everyone in this comments is so uneducated. A 2 year old DOES NOT have an iq of 100

[@miaramck6746]

​@@nostalgicbliss5547a two your old could tell the emergency services where their parents are. In complete sentences.

[@bloqk16]

Years ago there was a PBS TV show [US], it may have been "Nature" or "NOVA" [my PBS station shows them back-to-back on weekdays] about the intelligence of canines, where dogs and wolves, in pairs, were put to a test to retrieve food. The pair of dogs [independently] labored stubbornly to get the food with little success. Putting the pair of wolves to the same task, they worked as a team and quickly overcame the challenge and got the food.

[@theannihilator8800]

A dog is about as smart as a 2 year old Meanwhile Bob perfectly timing his bark

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

I swear they'll do things right on cue. ❤️ 🐾

[@Cottondose]

Ten times smarter is so arbitrary, how did they land on that? Lol

[@trellises]

Both these babies are so beautiful! ❤

[@samuelking4723]

Actually kind of irresponsible to take a wolf to a public dog park. No matter how unlikely you think it is, if someone unwittingly does the wrong thing or the wolf’s just having a bad day and attacks a stranger, you’re not getting it off. You could very easily have a negligent homicide or permanent mutilation on your hands. There’s also a reasonable expectation that dog parks will be limited to dogs. It’s not surprising that a wolf scares the shit out of people, and you’re an asshole for laughing that off and not caring.

[@tairo1092]

There is logic in this post. Wohmen have not the best I Q

[@OhiosGrimReaper]

I'm ngl you've got a point, taking a wolf to a dog park more than likely isn't allowed

[@patsk8872]

Yep. Someone else mentioned how their wolf ate THEIR dog. Sounds like an absolutely terrible idea.

[@Explosive0Diahrea]

Kind of? Lol. I have a pit bull, so I'll be the first to say that any dog should be okay as long as the owner has proper control over them. Sounds like this lady let's her goddamn WOLF run up on cars, meaning OUTSIDE THE PARK, she doesn't control it, and I know she sure as hell doesn't control it inside the park. She's right up there with the chimp lady, Sandra Herold. If you're gonna own something that is an abnormal danger to those around you, you better put a fucking leash on it and make sure you have the tools to put it down quickly if needed.

[@tairo1092]

@@Explosive0Diahrea Women are like kids, like the ancients used to teach, they are not real adults. It's only a roleplaying for them, this is clear in dangerous situations.

[@99centfacts82]

The biggest difference is that bob is the goodest boy

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

He really is! He's all heart! ❤️ 🐾

[@fcon2002]

The average score for a human is 100. So, what score did your wolf get on his SATs?

[@loganblackwood2922]

I'm glad to see a responsible person with a wolf. Wolves are cool but anybody that says "I want a wolf" and they're casually saying "I want a pet wolf" then they're not for you. A domestic dog has been bred to be reliant on you and it cannot choose to leave and survive, they need you to live. A wolf has not been bred, it doesn't need you to live, if it sticks around it is because it wants to, it chooses to. It isn't your pet, you're its pack.

[@SteelCityJW]

People screaming when i greet them in their car 😳

[@user-ms1pg2ok4i]

Sweet Bob and Honey! Bob wants your love. Honey wants to do whatever she pleases. ❤

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

That's so true 😃 ❤️ 🐾

[@mikekathman8904]

Honey is smart, athletic, the apex canine...and then there is Bob. Gotta love Bob!!!

[@korniliosjs]

Dogs definitely don't have an "iq of around 100", doesn't matter if you read it online or not. Sometimes we need to just think, that would mean that a dog could do everything an average person does mentally (learn languages, go to school etc.), it would also mean that average 2 year olds have the same mental capacity as an average adult.

[@bearcatdog858]

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[@Harry-mf6rq]

No it doesn't. It means they have the same IQ. The average 2 year old does have the same IQ as the average adult

[@whsgdjkdj5075]

@@Harry-mf6rq you dont test 2 year olds, iq stays almost the same whene youre mature and theres no reason to add 100iq when you already say that their inteligence is comparable to 2 yo

[@Harry-mf6rq]

@@whsgdjkdj5075 Not sure what this comment was trying to say, but IQ is age-standardised and for any age group falls on a normal distribution with mean 100 and standard deviation 15. My comment was disagreeing with original comment that 'it would also mean that average 2 year olds have the same mental capacity as an average adult'. It doesn't mean that, because a 2 year old with 100 IQ means a different thing to an adult with 100 IQ

[@whsgdjkdj5075]

@@Harry-mf6rq are you aware that iq is a test that you have to be prepared to and understand? you cant make a 2yo do an iq test. yes i know it is standarised but its the test results that are standarised. you cant measure 2 yo iq score because the test isnt made for them, you would have to use a different tool. and csn you tell me, how exactly can you tell that a dog has the same cognitive abilities as a 2 yo? what measurements do you use? saying that a dog has some iq is nonsence because this test is made for PEOPLE who are aware that they are taking a test

[@AngusHenry09]

WELL YEAH !!! Imagine pulling up to the dog park and a huge, gorgeous wolf comes at you. I'd unintentionally be marking my territory right where I stand. 😂😂😂

[@luannjones09]

I love your gang and Honey is gorgeous!!!

[@smelma]

To make a claim that the average (or any) dog has an IQ of 100 is fundamentally flawed and quite frankly ridiculous from a scientific perspective. Put aside the fact that IQ is borderline pseudoscience at worst and a subjective measurement of intelligence at best. Put aside the fact that IQ is designed to measure a humans intelligence, which often includes ideas like reading comprehension and mathematic fluency, both of which are near impossible to grasp for animals in the way that we understand it. Let’s put all that aside for a moment. From a purely statistical viewpoint, IQ tests are generally designed such that the AVERAGE PERSON has an IQ of 100, with 68% of people between 85-115. So saying that the average dog has an IQ of 100 means that, in this quantifiable metric, there is no distinction in intelligence of humans and dogs. Or, you could say that since a 2 year old toddler is supposedly a valid comparison, that there’s no intellectual difference between a 2 year old and an adult. It makes no sense, and saying wolves are 10x smarter is also a completely invalid claim. Like telling somebody that this sandwich tastes 10x better than Subway, there’s no scientific merit to that, it’s likely to be used as only an anecdotal comparison and not some sort of fact.

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

Here, I'll give you my sources ❤️ 🐾 Hopefully the links work, KZbin can be funny about that sometimes. 😃 sciencewithkids.com/science/resources/wolf-facts.html technobark.com/average-iq-of-a-dog/ www.apa.org/news/press/releases/2009/08/dogs-think

[@ST-vt4nu]

Thank you! If you dont know shit maybe you shouldnt just read some artical written by any old twat and sharing that info with the world like this as if its facts. 😅

[@litterpicker1431]

It is important, when discussing IQ, to remember that age is a factor in IQ measurement. The message in this video is certainly not as clear as it might be - it is a short video, and the creator is presumably not a psychologist or neuroscientist. I understood it to mean that the _average_ dog has intelligence comparable with the _average_ two-year-old human, which would of course be 100 (since IQ tests are indeed designed such that the average person OF ANY AGE has an IQ of 100). It is _not_ saying that there’s no intellectual difference between a 2-year-old human and an adult human, it's saying that the intelligence of an average 2-year-old human is comparable with the intelligence of an adult _dog_ - in as much as this means anything, it would certainly hold for reading comprehension and mathematic fluency, both of which are near impossible to grasp for two-year-old humans in the way that we understand it.

[@rulesnwitz]

​@@bobandthewolfdogswhat's more ridiculous is she goes on to say that wolves are 10X smarter lol, that means that they have a near 1000iq. Wtf lol

[@anaalina5964]

@@litterpicker1431 Actually, IQ tests have shown that any child below 5 that takes one turns out to have a highly inaccurate result, and below 3, you might as well be playing a guessing game. Most IQ tests are not designed for children, especially those with reading comprehension and mathematical questions. A good age for a child to be tested for their IQ is between 5-7 years. But the best age to do it is when you're an adult. And if you plan on going to college, it's a good idea to take one (or another) after graduating.

[@kathybrem880]

The thing with dogs is…they’ve learned how to both cooperate and manipulate humans to survive. Wolves do not.

[@ZK-ib2wp]

Maybe so, but wolves are able to cooperate amazingly with members of their own species. Dogs cannot.

[@ekinteko]

Dog: 2 year old IQ Wolf: 200 year old IQ ... x100 intelligence achieved

[@devilsephiroth9000]

Dogs: I'm smart! Wolves: come find out...

[@nugget9245]

"The dog park greeter." 😂❤ I love both of them.

[@gonzomechanic7196]

Honestly, there is a big, big gulf between Siberian husky intelligence and ordinary dogs, as anyone who has owned both will know. I think they, well most of them, are a lot more like wolves than dogs. It's what makes looking after a husky such a challenge, at least until you get used to what they are capable of.

[@MC-gt6yp]

I agree; they are like feline canines. 😆

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

Yes, different breeds are more intelligent than others. Huskies are smart cookies. ❤️ 🐾

[@danvilela]

And yet they are so silly 😂 I love it

[@pureblood6492]

@@bobandthewolfdogs just like with humans

[@David-fo4ul]

Dogs have an IQ of about 100? That's at least 25% higher than the average inner city dweller

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

Lol, I agree. 😃 ❤️ 🐾

[@ChemicalXII]

" 😐 . So wolves are as smart as 20 year olds. College student smart. They can almost rent a car & buy out the bar.".

[@1001CP]

Growing u in Alaska watching wild wolves plus a wolf breeder close by, it is just incredible the intelligence of these amazing creatures. They size you up immediately for hostility toward them and the pack, check your size/speed/etc and then if you are a possible food source. When you see them in the wild they do not just look at you- they look right through you always thinking. They do not see you as an equal-two legs and pretty small overall-not like a moose or bear. They can appear and disappear in seconds without a sound. The pack moves like it is one mind-each has its own job to do. In tough winters they would come into town and eat the dogs chained to their dog houses. Some would say their Dobbi or other big dog would just kill a wolf found hair and such in the morning. They dont fight fair-they hunt/fight as a pack. And when you see how big they get-wow! They were always a treat to see-if they wanted you too.

[@fzahid]

I wish you had videos to share

[@MH-ve5sz]

You take your wolf to the dog park? 🙄 That’s really rude.

[@ridefree9160]

Bob is like "fricking pet me already!" 😂

[@kevinprior3549]

Dog was like "please please cuddle me!"

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

Bob's such a lover 😃 it's impossible not to give him cuddles. ❤️ 🐾

[@euuu3277]

Mesmerized by the effortlessness in her jump on the table

[@tomk5238]

Taking a wolf to a dog park is a huge problem lol

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

We started when she was 9 weeks old. Every day Monday to Friday for 2 hours. She hid in the bushes for 3 months even though we had her in the shy and small dog area. Finally, one dog got her out and started playing with her. She was instantly over her fear of dogs from that day forward. Now, when she sees a dog, she instantly goes into pounce position so they can play. ❤️ 🐾

[@juliaalexander5788]

I agree everyone will become paparazzi and Honey & Bob will just want to play

[@dont.ripfuller6587]

I thought you were gonna say dogs are about as intelligent as your average plant 'cuz of the way the camera panned from Bob to the potted tree. 😂

[@AbstractlyDelen]

I’m new, genuinely asking… you take a wold to a dog park!?!? As a pet sitter, that’s wild to me 😂 I don’t always have control over a small dog because of whatever reason, yet you trust a wolf!?!? I’d be the first person to cuddle the wolf if I saw them, so don’t think this comment is me upset or anything, literally just genuinely asking 😂

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

I started bringing her at 9 weeks old. You only have 4 months to introduce them to new things, or they'll fear it. My motto is, a fearful animal is a biting animal. I had to do all kinds of crazy things like wear winter coats, gloves, and boots in 90-degree weather. I had to make sure that when winter came, she didn't freak out on all these things. She still hates gloves, though. But she's wonderful to all the dogs at the dog park, she's that girl that jumps in between two dogs before they start fighting. I don't bring her as often anymore because of the fence jumping. I go to a dog park about an hour away that has higher fences now. But the drive there and back is brutal, especially if I hit traffic. She's really sweet. If a dog at the park doesn't like her, she'll do everything in her power to change his mind. Now, all this can change when she turns two, so I have to watch her mannerisms and behavior closely. Once she becomes mature, she can decide she's the ruler of the park and start challenging other dogs. So far, so good. 😃 ❤️ 🐾

[@AbstractlyDelen]

@@bobandthewolfdogs that’s incredible! I was bit on the face by a dog I was pet sitting and needed 2 hours of reconstructive surgery on my eyelids. He has BAD anxiety, and is afraid of everything, so your point is 100% accurate 😂 I’m glad you’re doing everything in your power to properly socialize them, and do right by them 🩷

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

@AbstractlyDelen Omg, that had to be just awful! I'm so sorry that happened to you. My children are all adults now, I've had to put that love and nurturing someplace, or I'd have gone crazy. I feel like I've got a small child again but with big teeth. 😃 ❤️ 🐾

[@AbstractlyDelen]

@@bobandthewolfdogs no I totally understand that! I thought I wanted kids, but as I’ve gotten older, and my health declined, I decided I won’t be having kids, so instead I’ve poured my love into the animals I pet sit/work with. One day maybe I’ll have the honor of having a wolf, but until then, I’m so glad I found your channel, and can’t wait to see how they are as they grow up!!!

[@obcl8569]

@@AbstractlyDelen I just want to note my appreciation for you as a person. Not only did you phrase your comment in an authentically curious manner without judgment or offense, the manner in which you described the tragic incident with the dog that bit you reinforces your pure & good heart - even after requiring hours-long reconstructive surgery, you explain that the culprit is the anxiety the dog had instead of the dog itself. I wish this world had more pure & good hearts, it’s important to celebrate those we find along the way ❤

[@BoxerDog4life]

Dogs are actually smarter. They can sense medical issues, guide the blind, and take down criminals. Never underestimate the intelligence and stamina of a dog. Wolves although really cool to own, I’ve never heard of a wolf preforming any service dog tasks or public service jobs.

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

They're both very intelligent just in different ways. ❤️ 🐾

[@BoxerDog4life]

Agreed, however the verbiage used portrayed the opposite. 😉

[@bobbiehudson4338]

Them Mother's Heartbeat Dog Beds though

[@Lola-414]

so precious 🥰

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

Honey says, "Giant wolf puppy kisses for you!" ❤️ 🐾

[@icecoffeeonlybihhh87]

Bob is such a mood 😂😍🐾🐾❤️

[@denaconroy1974]

Wolf 🐺: The most Intelligent 🤓😍 Four Legged Apex Predator ❤❤❤❤❤

[@MC-gt6yp]

Nah. Cats are more calculating

[@bobandthewolfdogs]

They're pretty incredible, that's for sure. Honey's exceeded all my expectations. ❤️ 🐾

[@ES11777]

⁠@@MC-gt6yp Wolves are more calculating. They have to work in groups, often large groups of over 10 individuals, to catch a bison or other animal, each wolf takes her/his position and they communicate with each other who makes the move at the hunted animal and when. They all know their tasks and roles and work together to achieve a common goal. It’s like watching a group of children working on a school project (but everyone is involved). It’s mesmerising how intelligent wolves are.

[@denaconroy1974]

@@bobandthewolfdogs Bob may not be as 🧠🤓 Self Sufficient or Intelligent as Honey 🍯 Wolf 🐺; however they do have more in common than not......, such as the fact that they're both Canines despite the fact that they're not of the same breed/genus, look as different from one another as a 🐩 Poodle does from an American Bully Dalgue 🐶🐕🐾🐾 & is as Self Sufficient as A Belgian Malinois (Working Dog 🐶🐕🐾🐾 Breed).......

[@Sunshinexoxo4795]

​@@bobandthewolfdogsThe family and dog Bob and Jake are Honeys pack.❤

[@tracyelder1220]

I'm not knocking anyone for having a weird pet, but I can imagine being furious if I were at the dog park and someone showed up with a freaking WOLF. Gorgeous animal, absolutely stunning and 10/10, but there's a reason they're wild animals.

[@KLB13]

I expected "bears, oh my!"