Cute moment of the day, A baby Wolf learning to howl

I like posting this kind of stuff so people can take some time out from the more serious and sometimes angry threads on the board.

This is Shaun Ellis, he adopted three wolf cubs that were abandoned at birth by their mother and eventually as they matured he became part of their pack and their lives.

Here he is teaching one of the baby wolves one of the most important wolfy things you can know, how to howl



The man almost looks and sounds more like a wolf then the wolf does

Now I must have one... and HOWL with it!!!

Good post Dave.. I had a wolf hybrid yrs ago.. they arent "pets" but I wouldnt mind coexisting with one again

too cute..glad they were rescued .dont susposed they will be returned to the wild..breeding stock for wolf hybreds perhaps ?

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Too cool. Me and my bud's Malamute used to talk all the time. It kind of irrattated him as the dawg would never act the way it did around me, around him. I guess I was part of his pack.

I've seen this guy before on NatGeo, what he does can be quite dangerous, but he has seemed to integrate himself quite well into the pack.

Not to sure I could do what he does, but I would love to be part of his support staff.

What a GREAT post!!!! I want a wolf pup too!!

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Nice one Dave, star from me.

Made my day, poor little wolf

Great post! I love wolves (tat on my arm shows that), so this is priceless as far as I am concerned. It still drives me nuts that there is talk about eradicating them because of issues with farmers!

Originally posted by Advantage
Now I must have one... and HOWL with it!!!

Good post Dave.. I had a wolf hybrid yrs ago.. they arent "pets" but I wouldnt mind coexisting with one again

Can you quantify that statement? My friend has friends that sell pure ones (only to those they know), was thinking about getting a pup soon...

Interesting site, may have to rethink this...

www.wildsentry.org...

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As mentioned above, I am a huge lover of wolves, and one thing is for sure.....They belong in the wild and not in a home as a pet. Not a pure breed wolf nor a hybrid. In addition, by having one, you are making sure you will never have any kind of homeowners or renters insurance. Just an FYI for you.

Beautiful! A little squeaky but it will get better. Howling works on my neighborhood's dogs, by the way.

Wolves should be free, not owned by anyone. The Spirit Wolf.