You Can Have a Wolf As a Pet - Joe Rogan

From JRE #2007 with Adrienne Lapalucci.
Timestamp: [00:13:40].

[@kohengreener1592]

Everybody's gangster until their ancestors pull up

[@xtasy3155]

Us too prollu we would fold if we saw ours

[@nacimeboulahfa1316]

That comment fire bro

[@ObeseCaligula]

My ancestors brought black people here. I hate them.

[@UsamahMohdSabri]

Not another darwinist

[@bola5671]

​@@UsamahMohdSabriWhat's a Darwinist? Someone that believes the theory of evolution?

[@undertheneonlights]

Bringing a wolf to the park is like marching a Roman Legion to an Armani fashion show.

[@marijkeoord6776]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@talakael5601]

Good one 👍😂😂😂i was not thinking about the Roman Empire for a couple of hours until i read your comment 😂

[@BruDia]

Unlike Wolves, animals humans were small back then people won't give a f*ck 😂 people would infact ask what happened bro why did your empire collapse? 🤣

[@kyleross5019]

Like if Julius Caesar came back from the dead and walked into an Italian deli

[@americat0]

That'd be a movie

[@jamesm2550]

I used to have one. 7/8ths wolf, one part malamute. When all the dogs in the neighborhood started barking at night Lobo would let out a howl and ever dog would immediately go quiet and stay that way for like 20 minutes. Almost as if they were like "WTF IS THAT!?!?" They instinctually knew he was different. 😅

[@SuaveHousexx]

My gf when i was in high school had a wolf named Lobo. Her family were Native American Indian.

[@johansno5019]

They could smell he was built different. Dogs arent dumb

[@danielrice9838]

That is exactly what happened I visited my dad's house with my 80% mix 20 some years ago. He had a lot of dogs in the neighborhood constantly barking until Chewy would howl. Then dead silence. Smartest dog I ever had.

[@eduardorodriguezperez9175]

they shut the fuck up because they did not want to give their position in the night away.

[@justtryitlala]

I see the scene- that sounds awesome

[@crovax17]

In the early 90s my dad took me to a place I was probably 6 and picked my puppy. This dog grew and grew and grew lol. Monster animal and he had the same effect. He was tested and found to be a full blown Russian wolf. I am not kidding you when I say how amazing of an animal he was. We lived in Vegas and it had to be kept secret because they would take him. He would come behind me and growl and sense we grew up together people thought he was going to bite or mad. Nope that just bowe saying he loves me. He got put down in my arms when I was a sophomore in high School and it seriously can't replace the bond I had with that animal. All dogs go to heaven! I can't wait to see him again. He was my best friend ever.

[@freemaxb6533]

Dam I know that hurt rip

[@xxxxxxxx183]

Only humans go to heaven maybe you should open a Bible

[@Kojwills]

@@xxxxxxxx183I have a feeling you may end up in that other place👋

[@steveapodaca6088]

​@@xxxxxxxx183 Bible?? Why bother reading second hand story versions...jus go to the original source... tablets are a much better read anyway. Have no use for condensed versions of the real stories,that are twisted up.... that's what's in the Bible

[@Rath9765]

​@@Kojwills😂😂😂

[@dcee1412]

My buddies got a wolf hybrid and yeah every single dog bows to him then follows him it’s crazy to watch

[@stanleyigboanugo1245]

I want a wolf!

[@gwc_garage]

​@@stanleyigboanugo1245make sure you can properly deal with one

[@victorpapillon1487]

My dad owns nintendo

[@MagicFingers86]

I had 1, & a couple different people I knew had 1 as well. You ain't lyin'. Dogs acted scared at 1st, then just pined for the attention from Mine. She had 1 Blue eye & 1 Brown eye. R.I.P. Ice, My baby girl.

[@mandielou]

​@@stanleyigboanugo1245if you're going to get a wolf make sure you do yourself the dog and everyone else around you a favor and get it trained because wolves aren't like regular dogs. They'll have every dog around them pack with them and for the rest,.. use your imagination. My parents when I was younger didn't know shit about raising a wolf dog. And that ended very very badly, thankfully nobody's life was lost except for its own. But then our keeshond had to be put down weeks later because she was forever changed. When Remo the wolf dog was put down, she didn't know what to do and she started terrorizing all of us. Remo lunged at my little brother, grabbed him at the neck.. thankfully my dad was there but it was just luck that the dog let go. We didn't have this dog for even a whole year yet before this happened, if I'm remembering correctly it was maybe only 6 months before My parents started noticing the extremely aggressive behavior but even after that they ignored it as if it was just another dog. You can't let behavior like that slide from a wolf dog(especially if your other dogs are of a similar breed of wolf.. like husky), any breed but especially a wolf breed.

[@mohitnagarkoti4086]

love how joe describes the wolf's badassness through his expression.

[@blackngoldfacenope93]

SlapTits

[@Lewise512]

U must be new to Joes animal stories 😂

[@sauditate4562]

Friggin riiigght on

[@childishbrownie]

his flamboyant face expression when he says " I'm at the dog park " 😂

[@CrimsonKingl2]

So crazy people showing emotion right?. Must be sad to be from a culture so emotionally restrained that anyone who shows facial expressions is weird. As Argentinian he seems normal to me. What isn't normal is people being surprising with a little humanity instead of being a soulless robot like the rest. Maybe you should wonder why we have so many facial muscles..

[@kimberlypeters1658]

I had a timber wolf and German Shepherd mix. Best dog ever!! He never left the yard and was a great babysitter with his human siblings. He never barked and only howled which sounded so beautiful. I miss him very much ❤️

[@rustypeterson5920]

Hey dude my heart bleeds for you I know exactly how you feel

[@lisamorrissey4077]

It’s been 10 years and I still miss him dearly 😢

[@bnjm8868]

Wolves don't bark. Domestic dogs do. Wolves grunt, growl, and howl.

[@1BeGe]

@@bnjm8868 Wolves absolutely can bark. They just use other vocalizations more often and tend to bark for different reasons than dogs.

[@citygent4634]

I just lost my 15 year old Shepherd all black. My 1st and only dog. Extremely smart family friend noble to her last second. Can you train a wolf? I have a very large yard and a family.

[@P1GEONPOO]

Every dog was like holy shit this is our last common ancestor 😅😭🤣

[@Raspberry_25]

Wolf’s got that conqueror’s haki in him😂

[@TheRealK6]

Only a few people would understand this joke… but it was a solid one 😂👍🏾

[@bofa722]

​@@TheRealK6 "a few" yeah ok lol, not like one piece is one of the most popular anime in a world where everyone and their mother watches anime

[@ace2539]

​@@bofa722why are you pressed weirdo

[@alfaceuntauriprodigy]

Haki name suggested some dessert area of planet. Earth biggest wolfs lives areas where aint hakim named kebab seller havent seen even dreams Real wolfs.

[@wraithlaceration625]

Lmao but seriously I'm surprised no one's commented it yet but we all know about dogs great sense of smell it was probably his pheromones and the way the wolf walked

[@ij1376]

Wolves are fucking savage, awesome animals.

[@terrellsmash6102]

Joe rogan made a video on how wolves will scavenge from lions

[@therealsinister9528]

@@terrellsmash6102 those are hyenas. lions are shit

[@fransthefox9682]

​@@terrellsmash6102 There are no wolves in African Savannahs. You must be talking about African wild dogs.

[@bryannunez301]

​@@fransthefox9682Google it, the African wolf, golden wolf, or other name African Golden Jackal. Independent hunters, although weaker and will often hunt alongside hyenas but not get close as to not fight with said Hyenas. But wolves are badass af, pack hunters.

[@thialhoinj1971]

​@@terrellsmash6102wolves will lose to some big dogs.

[@xiaoen413]

Must be the same feeling when Mike Tyson walks into a gym.

[@Clintonio99]

They make great companions. I had one in Canada. She was 90% Timberwolf. Took 3 years to tame her. She lived to be 19 years old. Adorable sweetheart but always testing and testing the limits and boundaries

[@johnwilliams7931]

I'm in the dog park.. And this guy comes in with a grizzly bear.

[@marcopineda9507]

Tell that to Chloe Park, she had like 3 of them..... no leash.

[@addled_catalyst]

and it was the WILDEST thing

[@johnwilliams7931]

@@addled_catalyst 😂

[@michaelhood6508]

Everyone one of us knew this comment would be here

[@durdurisson7019]

😂😂

[@bhatnagaraman180]

That's the most accurate dog expression I've ever seen 😂

[@LatigoRanch]

I had a Mexican Gray Wolf. She lived to be 14 years old. Smartest animal I have met to this day. When my nephew was born, she would snuggle next to him and not let strangers near him. She was perfect in every way!

[@kooonis]

Funny how they know not to fuck with human babies because they will die 😂

[@lindyjohnstone7377]

So lucky❤

[@felicialeann547]

I've met a wolf. Absolutely stunning being. I hesitate to call it an animal. This wolf was a very very intelligent being. Looked at us all with a very solid and expansive ownership of the area. You can feel their power. And to see how they purposefully use self control... It's awesome inspiring.

[@InsanityContainment]

Those dogs instinctually know. Somebody brought in a monster, don't even try to sniff this dogs behind

[@Benny360-qd2nv]

Periferal means safe and not a two cent inbred whore/ Blitzers says I cost more per month retired than you have ever spent on rent (not including utilities) joe-Daniel/it's supposed to be on the outside of the cheek- meaning something completely different 💜

[@rylter]

Jamie, pull that clip with a bear that has a wolf as a pet up...

[@REXS0L]

you made me spew my food

[@curtiskulp-nt7iu]

Your doing gods work my friend

[@woodswoody]

This shits played out, shut the fuck up.

[@Stephen-fe8bq]

Yeah

[@nicholaspiscitelli7685]

Where's the clip?

[@ClappOnUpp]

"that's like their Jesus" 🤣👏 Joe missed that one

[@TheHellnfire]

GREAT CATCH! I was too busy tripping out on Joe & missed it myself!

[@rapidvideos1988]

I definitely didn’t 😂😂😂

[@TheHellnfire]

@@rapidvideos1988 Joe's face!! 😂

[@Katrina-cq2tw]

He was labeled Alpha and Omega 😂

[@Roosters-rants1977]

My old roomate had 2. They are freaking huge. Their teeth and claws are so huge and sharp as pups. Beautiful creatures

[@nadagainagain4987]

I had a 3/4 wolf until I was about 13. Guy my parents got her from had property bordering Yellowstone. He had a half wolf and no neighbors anywhere near him so its obvious the father was a full wolf. She was incredibly sweet to people , did very well around other dogs but was a straight up killer. She would dig out of our yard and come back days later with deer or antelope pieces. She wouldnt eat dog food unless we mixed at least some raw hamburger in it. And she absolutely loved me. She would try to escape and follow me anytime I left the house.

[@Omnivolent]

Hands down my favorite comment by far. That’s awesome bro

[@BlairGrovner-ot1tv]

Scary steer but beautiful animals I had the privilege of falling in love with beautiful creature

[@JPSkriP]

Bro, thats sounds so badass! What an awesome pet to have. She must have been amazing to grow up with!!

[@nadagainagain4987]

@@JPSkriP she was great. I really want another wolf dog but living situation wouldnt allow for it. Someday though.

[@JPSkriP]

@@nadagainagain4987 oh i feel ya on that. Ive raised many pets growing up, but same thing living situations doesnt yeild enough space for pets sadly. Used to have all kinds of aquatic and reptilian pets. Ive always wanted a dog though. Hopefully in the future

[@nviiriyusuf2609]

Joe is a great storyteller 👍👍👍

[@Tricky181]

He believes anything, he’s the USA karl Pilkington

[@At0mHeart]

Liar* and hes not even good i knew guys in college who would make up these obvious reddit tier stories

[@ajdrums8075]

​@@At0mHeartAnd yet you are here to watch and comment 😂

[@At0mHeart]

@@ajdrums8075 its not like i went to look this vid up to hate on it, this was recommended in my feed because guys like you make him popular

[@At0mHeart]

@@ajdrums8075 people of the double digit iq inclination per say

[@alisonmccracken-mills5381]

I had one..... A sweetheart....highly intelligent, unique, shy...I called her Storm but all she was ever known as was 'Baby'. I still love you and miss you, Baby❤❤

[@colettegagnon7107]

Wolf dogs are great pets and not dangerous to anyone..all in the training..l owned one..best dog l ever had and it loved everyone and very gentle with smaller animals. Miss my baby still.

[@jarviselmerhath7769]

Kind of stupid to suggest there’s no extra risk to opening a wolf dog

[@ervacidreira9438]

@@jarviselmerhath7769 kind of stupid is to keep pitbulls,and many do it and even deffend the breed,so what´s your point?

[@Th1sUsernameIsNotTaken]

@@ervacidreira9438 Love how there is always that one person in ANY video when a wolf or dog is brought up to say how terrifying and awful the Pit is.

[@jarviselmerhath7769]

@@ervacidreira9438 I’m not a fan of pitbulls but at least they’re domesticated

[@ruvindadabarera6426]

That 'Oh Jesus Christ' is classic Joe Rogan, that pic of dogs freaking out made it even funnier lmao

[@laraegieske2465]

I once walked a three-quarter wolf dog for a friend. I did not walk the dog, he walked me. I’ve never known such a smart, Keen, animal in my life. He was almost thinking two steps ahead of me and he tested my resolve BIG time

[@Randy-ec5fk]

Yea well it wasn't women who domesticated wolves.

[@isaacmendes1926]

ah yes, the mandatory idiot first response

[@loverofalluniverses]

Yes it was.

[@Hirohito_iLoveYou]

“That’s like their Jesus” lmaooo bro what 💀

[@sschults]

Love Joe’s faces he pulls telling this story! Love this stuff! Keep it up.

[@ahpacific]

"That's like their Jesus"

[@panzer2146]

😂😂😂

[@EastPopyotop]

lmaooo

[@mobiblaize]

Their monster

[@rohanjoshi5525]

Yoo dude! lollll

[@futureisyours3016]

na!! prophet Mo

[@makermarx8862]

I received one. Just arrived one day. I let it stay. It stayed. Lived a full life. Most protective, most loyal, always free. 14 years of the best years of my life.

[@dustinchen]

not a real wolf bud

[@miarozzi7268]

What makes you think it wasn't a real wolf? Because his explanation of it is just how wolves are. They are very loyal and protective of their packs. So a lone wolf could of left a pack and adopted that man and his family was a its pack✌​@@dustinchen

[@dustinchen]

humans are not wolves llol @@miarozzi7268

[@albertross2456]

Could of should of would of, right?​@@miarozzi7268

[@barreldreamz7852]

Most crock of shit story I've ever heard

[@MarcSayre-tg7qw]

I had one, and it was the best dog I have ever owned, and I miss him terribly.

[@luvdabluzzz]

I have a wolf; I was living in Idaho when I got him. His name is Preacher. He is 98%... his mother is an Artic Wolf & the stud is Timber ; And he is my service animal. As well as my best friend. He is beautiful; white face, lightly tanned mask, he has only one streak of multi colors of browns/black that reach his tail, and the rest of him is white...8 inches long. I am now in California, bummer I know; but it was no big deal to take him to the dog park up in Idaho. He is used to being able to run in and out of the rivers...can't even find a place for him to run. But he is a lover... and a stud. I will not fix him.

[@youtubesucks8632]

Had a Timberwolf for 10 years named Odin. When me and my wife took him to the dog park this is exactly how it would go down lol.

[@DefeatLust]

That is a fuking SICK ass name for a 🐺

[@Bobbobington123]

Today on 101 things that didnt happen

[@DrDomich]

How do the dogs know what is a wolf? Is it because it's big or is it something else, like smell? I need someone to expand on this.

[@tylerclarke4829]

@@DrDomichI imagine its similar to own our intimidation. When you see a guy strutting around with that lifeless stare, jacked body and looking like he’d just killed 3 people with his bare hands this morning, you know you’d probably want to avoid pissing him off. Its instinctual.

[@DrDomich]

@@tylerclarke4829 yeah it could be body language, but it could be something more as well. Maybe they can just see it's not a dog, maybe they smell something different.

[@katherinecarpenter4677]

German couple brought one into the dog park and she was the sweetest thing but she was absolutely the biggest dog/wolf I ever saw. Said they found it on a dead mother wolf on a trappers line up in Siberia or something. The dogs at first did the submissive the but once they seen her do it, it was game on. They played for an hour.

[@nahomhailu7372]

Rogans face reaction is priceless 😂😂

[@phillipsprague3275]

I got a puppy way back in ‘83 who’s daddy was 7/8 Timber Wolf! Momma was a Collie/Lab mix. Turbo grew up to look like a German Shepherd but with the Lab big head and floppy ears! He absolutely hated being indoors and would lay on his big rectangular flat top doghouse during blizzard conditions!

[@TheRealKoolaid]

I live on 50 acres and my old neighbor raised wolves on his property that would wonder over and get in fights with my dogs. Shit was terrifying man. Blue tick hounds and German shorthairs are tough

[@michaelcurtis9998]

The first time a wolf wondered over and picked a fight with my dogs would be its last day. I'd put it down with the flick of my finger.

[@Stephen-fe8bq]

He's a good doggie 😂

[@milan2cu]

Sorry not a doggie lol, that wolf has doggies for lunch

[@ismailabdelirada9073]

Or maybe he's a good doogie. We'll have to see if he's a doctor and lives in a _howse_. ;-)

[@milan2cu]

Sorry lol, not a good doggie, that 👹 monster will devour any doggie and you as well if you're not carefull. Very Very dangerous Apex predator.

[@Stephen-fe8bq]

@milan2cu yeah sure, but I have seen very large dogs, that act like babies!

[@BootlegSuper17.]

​@@milan2cuyou didn't understand the joke

[@CyanKaze]

I had a pit coyote mix. She would go head to head with a full blood wolf. Was stalked by one on an evening walk. My pit/coyote was pissed. Let her loose and was fascinating to see a full blown wolf cower and run. She was the smartest, best dog EVER. Had her from 4 weeks old till she crossed the rainbow bridge at almost 16 years old. Her name was Ternura. She passed in 2010, still miss her everyday.

[@paulinabarba4293]

I had a dog I got him as a puppy but it was big he was Newfoundland chow cross his paws were the size of my hand palms he was the most loving and loyal pet while I had him x husband was abusive but one day the got in his face and my x had to walk away he protected me and my daughter! I had to find a new home because I started work and I was scared that he might kill the out anger I cried the day I gave him up me and my daughter have never forgotten how he protected and loved us!

[@John-zc4rz]

Joe I used to have a black wolf, we called him blackjack I would kick out at him and he would drag me threw the house by my boot. At 6 months he was 125lb. At full grown he was a solid 200. He was my best friend, great dog.

[@mosesparada3867]

200lbs as a dog is massive and a straight unit if not fat!!.. that's like the equivalent of a 300lb fit agile full grown athletic man!!

[@traceycurtis1005]

My Anatolian Shepherd who is the chillest dog ever after intensive training and socialization since birth met a wolf hybrid and they were good until the Wolfe bumped him too hard. My dog gave a loud chuff and the Wolfe checked itself. I have pics of them laying side by side chilling and sharing the water bowl. Helps they were the same size.

[@user-kp8lb5lk6f]

I also have an Anatolian, a Wolf wouldn't stand a chance in hell against one.

[@LordFueFue]

We had wolves growing up. . . The funniest thing is up in the sticks where you can hear birds DNA coyotes and the wolf barks and pure silence for miles.

[@user-ii1os3vb7m]

I live in arizona. Found the Wolf pup up in northern Arizona. I raised that up to the full grown. That's exactly right. Best dog I ever had. It followed me around.

[@abbeythecatlovekittychanne2408]

Dog is like “hello wolf how are you?”

[@kevinkinney5445]

I had a malmute timber that was the smartest, most beautiful, empathic loving being I have ever known. This short just broke my heart in rememberance.

[@celinachristensen1250]

Damn

[@strothelmkez1472]

Mal-Timber @ 25%. In prime 135lbs. 12yrs. Best Friend I've ever had!! There is absolutely no comparison to any other animal I've had...

[@willek1335]

Why call a wold timber

[@kevinkinney5445]

@@strothelmkez1472 without a doubt! First time I met him, he was running around at the compound/ rescue location property of the woman who moved in across the road from me. I went into their yard to greet them and as I got to the porch, I got this strong vibe of someone to my left and he was sitting next to an oak tree watching me. I said Oh Hi... I didnt see you there! Then, I felt him scan me , check me out. Weird enough. But even more bazaar... I then felt him giving me EMPATHY! He was feeling sorry or compassionate for My life experiences, I swear to God! And from that day on we grew into owning each other. After he was gone, he used to come to me in dreams to comfort me. Amazing.

[@strothelmkez1472]

Just showing what type of wolf. Timberwolf, Grey wolf etc. @@willek1335

[@Wcc815]

Thats like a village of little people seeing a normal sized adult for the first time

[@mattydaddy7672]

I had a dog that was half dingo, she was the BEST most loyal friendly dog I've ever had or met, she walked me to the bus and came and got me off the bus to walk me home then never let my side when I was around.

[@TheBritishGuy75]

I mean wolves are their fathers lol. Dogs know not to get out of line when their daddies pull up.

[@michaelredd4881]

Saw a documentary on wolves by a guy who studied and lived with them in the wild. He said you can have a wolf as a pet but don't fall asleep with it in the same room-it may get hungry.

[@edmis90]

So what if he got hungry during the night and you go check on him in the morning? Are you his breakfast?

[@chadwick8193]

​@@edmis90 I think it's more that sleeping prey is little to no risk, versus if you were awake

[@lindboknifeandtool]

They can just snap. Maybe one day you run away from it.

[@frankcarden4709]

​@@lindboknifeandtool if you run ...you just die tired

[@KenpachiZarakiX]

Dogcumentary*

[@kennethsimmons1352]

I'm a dog lover too, it was cool how he interpreted the other dogs thoughts " WTF" 😂😂

[@nattydreadlocks1973]

After about 6/8 wolf, you basically have a ticking timebomb. You'll never be able to housebreak it and it will have a super strong urge to roam and hunt.

[@jamiedesmond5965]

We had this happen with our huskie. Our huskie always wanted to be alpha. He went beta so fast when this wolf came in lol

[@darkwave56]

“Thats like their Jesus” 😂 somebody put a burger king crown on that lady fast!

[@Getbaitedkid]

How does that make her racist

[@darkwave56]

@@Getbaitedkid who said anything about racism? You drank too much “western woke” and got drunk again?

[@angmaraboli6511]

​@@GetbaitedkidIt doesn't make her racist! Just makes her dumb af!

[@sanair2007]

​@@darkwave56we do not fucking understand the meaning that was conveyed through that sentence what do you intend to convey

[@kingcrabbster12]

@@darkwave56 its not that deep its a reference to the guy who got kicked off a plane multiple times for yelling racist stuff/going crazy while wearing a burger king crown.

[@JThorn-hm8dy]

"That's like their Jesus" got me good 😂

[@theoryofclubs-bv8gy]

"Bro, we gotta go home. NOW!" - Joe Rogan's dog

[@metallboy25]

"Don't worry, he won't bite."

[@reneehouser2925]

Classic 😆🤣😂 thanks for this

[@aaronwilcox6417]

Im at the dog park, and some dude walks in with an 7/8's grizzly mixed with an pitbull.

[@moneybags733ify]

Huh??? Not funny...lame😢

[@grazynakunc390]

😂❤😂❤

[@victorbulachi1526]

I once saw a Grizzly mixed with a Chihuahua. It was the ultimate Predator.

[@zachnelson3555]

I love the saying "the lion, tiger, and bear can be trained...but the wolf does not perform tricks in the circus".

[@colliersavannah]

My uncle had a wolf/husky mix and it was the most beautiful thing ever. Her name was Gracie and you could hear her howling for miles.

[@Smile-N-Bear]

Brought my Kangal to the dog park. Same thing happened. I felt bad because she really wanted to play. The only dog that played was a tiny mix of some kind. It was a joy to watch.

[@alexeychalov163]

I bet kangal would act differently then Joes dog if he suddenly saw a wolf at the playground. Next moment massacre.

[@seanbowe5529]

@@alexeychalov163 if it was a full grown North American wolf the kangal wouldn’t stand a chance

[@alexeychalov163]

@@seanbowe5529 for sure, but I talked about wolfsmashers contrast behavior behavior

[@seanbowe5529]

@@alexeychalov163 honestly if it was a wolf dog at a dog park with heaps of other dogs I recon they’d probably start playing together

[@alexeychalov163]

@@seanbowe5529 nah I had may alabai encounter with German Shepherd and as soon as he saw his triangle ears pointed up poor bastard was doomed to not live any longer

[@CharleneCash1973]

Joe's story telling is so good that I can envision everything he's explaining. And....you better believe the dogs were showing reverence to the Wolf!

[@sharonvincent1427]

Joe’s face when he tells the story from the dogs perspective. It’s exactly how a confronted dog would look🤣🤣

[@I.P.Freely-xn9vf]

The painting of the scared dogs was a nice touch

[@kateqaysaneah5979]

It depends on where you live. I took my timber wolf to the vet in cali they refused to see him told me he wasn’t a dog and said that if I insisted they would put it down. I fled to Washington with him where he’s it’s legal to own. Still couldn’t bring him to the vet though. VERY misunderstood creatures.

[@JustAnotherJarhead]

So...what Joe said is not true EVERYWHERE. I was wondering? cuz you don't see them in Cali.

[@aarontheman9196]

I mean, they are literally dogs, same species. A vet should know that

[@kateqaysaneah5979]

@@JustAnotherJarhead they tried to kill my wolf in Cali.

[@kateqaysaneah5979]

@@aarontheman9196 I agree with you the vet did not agree with us.

[@JustAnotherJarhead]

@@kateqaysaneah5979 that is just horrible. I would love to have a pure wolf, but not in Cali, and...ill probably Still have to settle for a hybrid.

[@lofton9959]

When your friends say their dog is not aggressive

[@YdOntYaCryAboutIt69]

"Jamie, pull up dogs shitting themselves when they see a wolf"

[@user-xh8wp8yb7q]

Huskys been real quiet since this came out

[@YouKnowIhadToDoItToEm]

Those animals aren’t exactly “pets” if you have one; they’re more like partners, mainly because they don’t really see you as their master like normal dogs do

[@besmart2350]

That’s cold

[@jordanfurman1997]

The Real Alpha Male has stepped in the Ring…

[@thialhoinj1971]

Anyone is an alpha to most dogs. But a kangal kills wolf easily

[@nightbloodrayna]

​@@thialhoinj1971ON what ? Fantasy Island?

[@_bugrabilgin]

@@thialhoinj1971 "easily"

[@enzo-zt6pt]

⁠@@nightbloodraynanahh not easly but they actually kill wolves

[@youngg3312]

Did she just say "thats like there jesus"💀🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@heavenzsoldier3799]

My absolute favorite "MAMMAL". I Wish there were still "DIRE WOLVES" still walking this Earth. ❤️🥂.

[@jessebull4375]

When i was in highschool i raised three full blooded timber wolf puppies along side of my chow. If your ever able to pet a wolf pat it on the side , theyre easily twice the density of a dog.

[@KROGANLovesKittensAndPuppies]

The wolf tells it's human what it's eating for dinner because the wolf always has an alternative option.

[@chimbertocaviglia6919]

That "I'm at the dog park" in the beginning was wild.😂

[@jrYoutube1]

When I lived in Japan I saw a pet wolf .. they’re huge and calm but they make you feel like they already have that authority over you. Also seen a huge owl and eagle at parks with their owners, these wild animals are really much bigger in person than on TV… it’s a reality booster

[@aleccope1320]

I used to have a wolfdog, miss him.

[@mariannesweeney9125]

I miss my hybrid Ike... He was amazing to watch run. Its because of him that I will always rescue big dogs no matter what they are.❤

[@fulahno]

Imagine you are walking down the street and a neanderthal going up with massive dense muscles, nearly stone hard skull and hands that can crush yours like butter

[@Daimo83]

Sounds like when Robocop walked into the police station

[@MrBobDobolina]

My mother had a wolf, she was the sweetest, kindest, most gentlest thing ever.

[@areweaskingtherightquestio1348]

For you...everyone else is like, this is how it ends.

[@Sam656TH]

wolf dog, these are not wolfs.

[@werewolfmanjackal]

@@Sam656TH 7/8TH Timberwolf is a Wolfdog.

[@Sam656TH]

@@werewolfmanjackal A timberwolf is a eastern wolf (Canis lupus) , a wolfdog is a domesticated dog mated with a Timberwolf / Grey Wolf / Eastern Wolf / Red wolf to producer a hybrid wolfdog. Are you stupid? You do not own wolfs, you own wolf dog hybrids they are not close to the same thing, any wolf will rip the throat out of your wolf dog in seconds without a collar.

[@Sam656TH]

It is not legal to own a wofl in the US.

[@gregscrabshack2307]

my neighbor has a wolf/husky mix. whenever he walks by my dog goes ape.

[@MissCookie8260]

We had a wolf back in the late 80's. He was miserible living in the city. He'd howl every night and drove everyone in the neighborhood bananas. We ended up finding him a home where he'd be happier.

[@charlessagide9287]

I knew guy had a female n male purebred timberwolves illegal to own in Florida but he had a vet that was willing to care for them. They were very friendly loving playful he had two kids n the dogs were very protective of the kids

[@iRossco]

So they like to play with their food

[@bradipobello7052]

​@@iRosscoThose are the felines that play with their prey, the wolves kill it as fast as possible, and they are also the most loyal canidis to the family, and are much smarter than any of the felines

[@Ghilliez]

Wait, they can survive the weather in florida? Im planning to get a very high percentage wolf dog some time this year but im from Florida and the weather concerns me

[@charlessagide9287]

@@Ghilliez yes they can survive florida weather but then again they were in air conditioning most of the day n went outside at night to do their business. Love to howl at any passing sirens howl at full moons. They were cool dogs. Sorry but they since passed away.

[@Ghilliez]

@@charlessagide9287 Thats so sad… i hope the owner is doing alright and thx for sharing that info, now i just need to find someone who can sell me one

[@nobodyimportant0_o]

Grew up with a Timberwolf, Best guard dog there is. If you weren't part of the family, you better watch your p's and q's.

[@Boogeyman_actual]

Lmao no you didn’t because you’re very wrong. A Chihuahua is a better protection dog, then a wolf and that’s a fact.

[@zachwhite-ei9tf]

@@Boogeyman_actualwhy do I always see people like you in comment sections commenting the most dumb, virgin like comments I’ve ever seen I can only imagine just how weird and annoying you probably are in person

[@iRossco]

​@@Boogeyman_actual Siamese cat will protect against a dog. We had one & it put itself between kid & dog & all cat crazy fangs, snarls, claws, ears back in full on fight mode. Very impressive!

[@bradipobello7052]

​@@Boogeyman_actualOk then go against a wolf without weapons and then tell me what you think🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mr.tomatohead3709]

Nah, terrible guard dog, you'll have to pay for the burglars funeral

[@michaeljg420]

Wolf enters dog park. Anatolian Shepherd Dog: “Bitch please. Bow down

[@ronnierhodes2800]

I used to work at a dog training facility and somebody brought in a 160lb grey wolf named max to get him trained because he snapped at their daughter once when he was eating. For some reason my boss said he bonded with me so I had to train him. He wouldn’t let anybody else come near him except me. He wasn’t mean at all. He was just afraid and would run. He got spooked one day and jumped a backyard fence from a sitting position. He landed on all fours on top of the fence, looked around, and jumped over to the other side and took off in the woods. I caught him eventually. You have no idea how big they are until you’re getting knocked over and stood on top of while one is playing with you.

[@Ed19601]

"Yeah you can have 7/8th timberwolf" Ok, so wolves aren't legal

[@MrRitchieD]

“7/8th” aka it’s a pure wolf but the paper says “7/8th”

[@llcooln8]

Most states that allow them say they can only be 98% wolf max....that's a wolf.

[@Th1sIsMyLegacy]

I mean, it can easily be over 90% wolf. I don't suppose you'd tell somebody who's genetically 90% Turkish they're not a Turk. That's a fucking wolf.

[@ThePippin89]

I knew a guy here in the UK that had a wolf as pet. "Pet" probably isnt the right term, it was kept in a proper wild enclosure on a lot of land. He rescued it from a wildlife park where it was abandoned by its pack. It was the most beautiful animal I've ever seen. And I get it that without him taking it on it probably would have died. But its still a wolf and they're pack animals. So keeping 1 on its own just isn't fair in most cases

[@skeemaldn5176]

life isnt fair. no doubt its not the best scenario, but if youd asked the wolf itself if it would have preferred to die alone, or in its new small human pack im sure it would be an easy option

[@gadzooks5541]

Never seen a wolf, but an old guy up the road had an Irish wolf hound when i was a kid, you could tell when he was taking it for a walk because there'd be sudden silence for a while and then the neighbourhood dogs would start barking again... just the scent of it made all other dogs reevaluate their existence.

[@iwolf21]

I had a 1/2 Timber Wolf, 1/4 Grey Wolf and 1/4 American Husky. He lived to be 18. I loved his growl he sounded like a monster. One of the easiest dogs I've trained. He was very territorial and overprotective of the kids. I had to do a meet and greet with me, him and anyone new.

[@TevinJacksun]

When I was a kid we had an Alaskan Malamute wolf hybrid though she technically had too much wolf she was a extremely friendly and happy animal and she lived to be 14 before she got cancer and we had to put her down

[@tyclark8162]

Tevin, my sincere condolences for losing your best friend. I bet he was a awesome dog, I met one briefly n he stood at his head n shoulders halfway up to my chest n I am 5' 10". My boyz went on yearly trips into the backside of Yellowstone Park as we lived in Cody. They had visitors at night n said they were amazed how big they were. We always had german shepherds n labs, short-haired pointer. I bet your experience raising him was amazing. I now wish I would have gotten one in my life, as I am too ole to handle one today n be able to protect him. Wish I knew some of your stories raising him.

[@tyclark8162]

My apologies, I thought you had a male.

[@ambileman3371]

Joe's Expression Seems Like He's Inner Dog Character Came out

[@thenotoriousgigachad3455]

Dogs were like “The King just arrived, show respect”

[@writeidea]

When I was 5 I let myself into a locked kennel with a big black wolf. He was huge but didn’t hurt me. I just sat next to him in the dirt and stroked his fur. He smelled different too. Like an ancient wild animal and I felt his sadness and despair being locked up. When the adult found me with him they whispered to get up very slowly and to the door.

[@owyssa1156]

My dog Caesar met a wolf at a dog park once. He immediately went up and made friends. He was the only dog in park that did that.

[@jacobostapowicz8188]

Liar

[@owyssa1156]

@@jacobostapowicz8188 Were you an eye witness?

[@jacobostapowicz8188]

@@owyssa1156 no, I mean it probably happened but the internet has no way to determine that

[@ca8944]

What kind of dog?

[@owyssa1156]

@@ca8944 he was a mix chasapeak bay retriever, and standard Australian Shepard. Some of his genetics seemed to be a throw back. He naturally found and dug for water for instance. He had a few other off behaviors that seemed more wild in nature than domestic. Figured that's why he could get up close to a wolf. Then again he was a he and the wolf was an old female.

[@aarr8936]

Been at a dog beach when a guy with a wolf showed up, can confirm every single dog's hairs seemed to stand on end (metaphorically, not literally). Talked to the dude, he didn't even have it on a leash (he was homeless, looked like Gandalf, old and with a long beard). He says it never causes problems, but sometimes dogs would get aggressive with it and the pet owners hated him. My friend was petsitting a young dog (about 1 year, can't remember what breed), it was playing with the wolf.. at a certain point the puppy got snappy so my friend tried pulling it back. But it kept getting up in the wolf's business and the wolf was starting to get annoyed, so I knelt down quickly and grabbed the puppy to pull it away. As I did this, the wolf was like eye level to me, just behind me, and I heard it snarl at the puppy and saw its jaws open out of the corner of my eyes--horrifying sight. I picked the puppy up and stood up, nothing ended up happening, but I'll never forget those teeth, the smile of death

[@SimonaRich]

You're a good story teller.

[@OldeDog_NewTricks]

How does a homeless person feed a dog. Much less a wolf?

[@thepepsimaker]

@@OldeDog_NewTricksfood is every where, we ain’t have to pay for housing at some point

[@modeOFtheBEASTone]

Except the huskies, they were like "hey cuz!"

[@annabenedetti9699]

I used to do that. My wolf was really chill. If he got into it with a dog, I would just calmly call his name and he would quit fighting. I never had to yell at my wolf.

[@brandong3409]

Jamie roll that clip of the pet bear at the dog park