Yeah I'd be a bit concerned one might snap at another near my face and miss and get my face instead Ive had that happen with 2 dogs while I was eating, one climbed on my lap to check out the rice cake i was eating the other was nearby, the one on my lap gave a warning growl but didnt look down at the other and it was clear he made a mistake when he went to bite the other dog who was trying to climb up and got my lip a little but realized it fast
Yeah wolves grab each other's muzzle to say "Hey I'm boss not you!!!" And that's all they're not actually hurting each other. And the wolf handler whom I'm assuming is Monty is comfortable because these wolves "think" that this human is stronger than them. I don't entirely agree that the handler should have such a close bond to the wolves but that's his choice I guess. These wolves have also probably been raised since birth by humans giving them a slightly less chance to turn on them.
When wolves put their mouth on the other's mouth like that its a sign of affection. My half wolf always tries to do that (without the growling though). She does that to me and then when I put my mouth over her muzzle she always tries to lick inside my mouth lol
Statistics say that more people die or are attack by home own dogs like pits or German sheps.. Wolfs and coyotes have learn to adapt to our environment with humans and more people have died of pitbull attacks then a wolf or coyote. Look at the coywolf documentary ..
@YouGotsTheRabies they wouldn't, they aren't fighting they are just being dominant and showing who's boss, the younger brother is the one having his muzzle grabbed, he'd never attack the older brother as he is more dominant and more than likely higher ranked in the pack. Wolves have a ranking system and you only turn on another to challenge for leadership, that doesn't happen often.
These animals are very different from dogs. I never saw dogs do what they are doing. Similar, but not really. They seem much fiercer without fighting than any dog. Two dogs would have just started fighting, not this weird growling without fighting stuff
@silverstars.no. Wolves communicate and socialize in a manner that in dogs would be seen as aggressive, but very normal and actually casual behavior in wolves. It is as far as I know not possible to "unlearn" this behavior in wild animals, and in the case of these "tame" beasts, you really have to know what you are doing to socialize with them. I would probably be eaten alive pretty fast, as I am afraid of aggressive looking canites.
@GnosticAtheist I love wolves like anything but yeah, Id be kinda scared if one snarled at me, coz I dont know their growls and snarls as well as I think.
i LOVE Wolfes! :D (i spell Wolfes wron on purpose :P i like it more this way ^^) but why do the Wolfes we saw the most growl at eachother? i think they're playing, am i right?
my uncle shot a wolf nearby the village, when we turn back home we found 4 wolf puppies in the hole mother was dead so we took them home but they have never been reliable. we didnt want to get risk so uncle let them go when they were 8 months old. they are wild in the blood even grow with people. we couldnt make them house animal like pet dogs.
They are beautiful indeed but if u look into they'r eyes u can see the wilderness....they don't have any dog's eyes....they'r eyes scare the crap out of me!!!
wolves are no different then dogs... if you get them at 8 weeks and socialize them they will be just like any other dog.... just a little shyer but not aggressive. i know from experience.
humans are trained monkeys.....and honestly, I really do not understand the whole wolf cult that has started up, who cares if they get hunted? not like we don't have countless species of domesticated dogs....
@housejohnson1 Well, think about this: domesticated dogs don't play nearly the same role that wolves do, in the wild. They don't serve as a balance when it comes to controlling populations of deer, rodents, etc. The closest thing you might see is hunting rabbits & squirrels, esp. with German Shepherds.
Fantastic animals. I have a couple of huskies, and there behaviour is pretty close to wolves. It really upsets me that so many wolves have had their endagered species protection taken away and now are being exterminated in parts of the US (I'm from UK).
this is my dream!! to be able to touch and interact with wolves on a daily basis. im going to school for wildlife biology so i can hopefully get a job working at a wolf park. god these animals are beautiful.
wolves are the best i have 3 hybrids and they are like big babys.2 are trained for search and rescue.if u get one remember to raise them as part of the family not as a dog.they are very smart and loving
gotta luv how they look at the camera with "love" while growling and chewing on each other. lol so cute i love wolves and hope one day to go to this park and interact with them :)
I think they are attention goers those two wolves LOL I love them I want one so bad cause it would be a great watch dog ripp a person to shreds if they rob me
...I'm glad humans just shove each other when mildly pissed. I'm not sure i could play dominance games and let those incisors nibble at my face like that.
These are cool behaviors on tape though. Very neat.
@tomod64 I wonder if that's related to the behavior of wolves investigating each other after a period of separation, flopping over to offer the curious wolf a sniff as to where the departed wolf has been?
What's remarkable in this video is the precise control of the wolf brothers with each other. Quadruped animals seem to use their muzzles like we use our hands: for finer manipulation. It's impressive that in all of Wolfgang and Wotan's increasing annoyance with the other, it's basically two guys swatting each other's hand away from the last warm roll at the dinner table. I think it was someone at Wolf Park that said "Males play for points, females play for keeps." Seems like it here.
Did you just say a corso took down the best pits in the U.S. I wish I could rip out your throat for saying such crap you stupid shit. Lol, I just realized your an idiot. HAHA, why don't you let your cane corso fuck you?? LMAO!!!
I was just joken but I did seen some cane corso rip the shit out of some top game pits and I havent seen a kangal or CAO dog beat a game pit as a matter of fact I seen game pits win fights over kangal and CAO dogs
haha they would stop then the wolf would like immediantly bite his mouth again! Lol . . .very strange i want to know what they were saying to eachother!
Wolf and dog behavior are the same. They both need an alpha in the pack (in which case a dog's pack would be the family who pwns it) and need strict rules. If people would understand this, many dogs could be saved from death for being "aggresive". Its not the dog's fault, it is the fact that it thinks it is the alpha. I saddens me everytime i hear of an "aggresive" dog put to sleep. It's people who made it like that.
i agree. Many ppl get a dog without knowing their real nature and respect that. Many dogs gets messed up because of small mistakes and because they don't get stimulated enough with exercise and training. And yes, the owner has to be the alpha dog...
In my whole 25 years of life i have never heard anyone verbally say wolves are evil......i live in ontario, all i have heard is that they are rare and its a blessing to c one
I live in BC and people won't stop telling my how evil wolf dogs are. The spca will not adopt a found wolf dog here, they will just put it down. I have owned a wolf dog for 3 years now and it loves to play with all animals. Every body out her seems to misunderstand wolfs I guess.
Excellent animals. I own a wolf-dog myself and must say that wolves are incredibly missunderstood - they are not evil creatures and the most beautiful thing on earth to me! Long live wolves!
Wild animals are always potentially dangerous. Handling wild animals requires caution, experience, knowledge, patience, and backup handlers to be present. Safety is no accident.
Yep, my dog does this to the other dog when they are around me. The one that does this is "wolfier" looking (I adopt dogs and dont always know their breed for background) than the black lab mix. He makes the same sound, too, just without the snarl.
Domestication takes many generations and cannot be achieved in one animal's lifetime. Wolves are wild animals, whatever your definition of wild is. Our wolves are habituated to human contact, but we consider them to be wild animals and treat them as such. To do otherwise would be foolish, dangerous, and irresponsible.
You are not the only person in the world with wolves. Nor are you the only ones with knowledge about them. You can disagree with me all you want, but we are proof that wolves can be treated like pets. Not everyone can do it, but it can be done.
It seems kinda funny the wolf nibbling on all wolves are like the man is mine! Take you muzzle away from him! I cannot find the mans muzzle to nibble on!
He looks funny every second, grrr, nibble nibble! X3
So in other words, as long as the human who is seeking to interact with a Wolf in captivity doesn't behave too aggressive or too passive, the Wolf will usually interact well?
A Pit Bull might be a bad-ass amongst other dogs but introduced into a pack of wolves in captivity, would be in extreme danger. The Wolves would no doubt, react with extreme aggression towards it and would probably kill it.
Its true I love pitbulls, but I know that a healthy alpha male wolf would tare even the biggest, strongest, most aggressive dog in the world. Wolves are smarter than dogs, they have the hardest bite of any dog, and their stamina is unbeatable.
maybe volkadovs who are crossed with a wolf, but a dog can not take on a healthy alpha male wolf. Not only are they hard biters wolves are smarter than dogs and they have high endurance. They are curs but it's hard to see because they have such power.
@TheCaneCorso : Actually, a wolf's DEFENSIVE bite can be up to 500 lbs per square inch, a offensive bite can range almost up to 2500 lbs per square inch,(almost as much as a crocodile) though they rarely use that much force because it is not needed, it takes about 200 lbs of force per square inch to break a human bone, and roughly the same for a pit, who by the way have a full bite force(depending on size of head) of roughly 300-500 lbs per square in so, bluntly, wolf pwns your pit.
your nuts,(i'm nut a pit owner) but if you think for one second that a wolf would "own" an American Pitbull your out of your fking mind . wolves have a strong pack instict as well as hunting instinct . pit bull has a strong fight/kill instinct and is pound for pound much stronger
@crabtrap I'm not nuts, thank you very much, I know exactly what I'm talking about, given the fact I've been around full blooded wolves, and have and do own Pit Bulls. And I've studied dogs(Pits included) and Wolves. Wolves will not start a fight like say a Pit can for no reason, but once in a fight, a wolf will use it's brain to win, where as a Pit will simply use it's instinct. and Yes, Pits are strong for their size, but a large wolf will still be stronger and have greater bite force.
@BinksXIsXSavage ur just misinformed then i guess . did you read the part of my comment that said"pound for pound" a pit is much stronger? a male wolf wt is 130ish lbs , a male pit is 55ish lbs . the wolf is more then twice the weight. a bull mastiff would thrash a wolf as would many other breeds that were BREED to ATTACK WOVES DUMBASS (the afgan,irish wolf hounds,terilian bear dogs etc) . "wolves use their brains in a fight" what a bunch of bullshit! what? do they know Krag Magra or something?
@crabtrap "Pound for Pound" doesn't weigh in here, muscle in the body doesn't always mean anything. and I was talking about a Pit Bull so don't switch your shit just to try and sound right, Remedial Fuck, I never said anything about a Bull Mastiff beating a wolf. "The Bullmastiff is a powerful dog, which was originally a cross between the English Mastiff and the Old English Bulldog. Originally bred to find and immobilize poachers." Uh I don't see anything about being bred to hunt wolves, do you?
Hope you don't mind, I lost my bone so I'm just gonna casually chew on your nose, it's cool man
XD
xXeMokiDXxMCRXx 6 hours ago
That muzzle grabbing behavior is what the beta wolves do to show that they are more dominant. So one of the to is maybe the omega of the pack.
mistyfoot2010 3 months ago
why is the one wolf biting the other's nose??
peppermintpeanuts1 3 months ago in playlist Coyotes and wolves real and animated
LOL too funny, all that noise and it's all ritual
Yeah I'd be a bit concerned one might snap at another near my face and miss and get my face instead Ive had that happen with 2 dogs while I was eating, one climbed on my lap to check out the rice cake i was eating the other was nearby, the one on my lap gave a warning growl but didnt look down at the other and it was clear he made a mistake when he went to bite the other dog who was trying to climb up and got my lip a little but realized it fast
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That one wolf is a dick lol.
Savipalooza 4 months ago
@werewolf577 lol, absolutely right !
shagrath37 4 months ago
0:35 haha
jonnasss13 4 months ago
I love how Monty just grabs the alpha's mouth and the alpoha is all "Oh okay I cant bite you? I'll go back to biting this wolf" LOL
NukilikUlva 6 months ago
Yeah wolves grab each other's muzzle to say "Hey I'm boss not you!!!" And that's all they're not actually hurting each other. And the wolf handler whom I'm assuming is Monty is comfortable because these wolves "think" that this human is stronger than them. I don't entirely agree that the handler should have such a close bond to the wolves but that's his choice I guess. These wolves have also probably been raised since birth by humans giving them a slightly less chance to turn on them.
NukilikUlva 6 months ago 2
i think the wolves mouth muzzle to say i am alpha...or leader or somthing like tht
MsILovelily 6 months ago
When wolves put their mouth on the other's mouth like that its a sign of affection. My half wolf always tries to do that (without the growling though). She does that to me and then when I put my mouth over her muzzle she always tries to lick inside my mouth lol
Jsqaured 6 months ago 3
@Jsqaured
wagwag9 5 months ago
the constant canine human dilema GIVE ME YOUR FULL ATTENTION!
JazinJess 6 months ago
*licks dudes face* "I love u soo mu- STOP BITING ME!" *other wolf nibbles on wolfs nose*
XxNightLeafxX 7 months ago
nibbles wolf licks guys face bites wolf licks guys face
daikatana117 7 months ago
they have fun and they are under traning to be a wild wolves
retjenkov 7 months ago
jeezuz look at those fangs!
bigmofodeal 7 months ago
if thats how they kiss when they are happy... i wanna see them making love when they are mad lol
roylanc19 7 months ago
its tough love
Angelz0productions 8 months ago
They are beautiful but that growling while licking me would make me nervous.
It would be like growl and snap and wait didn't i have a nose on my face when i sat down here. LOL>
impala3400 8 months ago 2
Those wolfs where jealous of eachother! They were behaving like 2 Dogs disputing for the attention of the Human :D
rauldoutel 8 months ago 3
Wow I've never seen anything like that before gotta be a bit brave to have two wolves licking your face and growling like that
skylineandy 8 months ago
that is STUNNING awesome
truck501 8 months ago
lol he nibbles his mouth
wes6ify 8 months ago
"I like you Mr.Human, but I dont like you fellow wolf"
karatepirus 8 months ago 3
Statistics say that more people die or are attack by home own dogs like pits or German sheps.. Wolfs and coyotes have learn to adapt to our environment with humans and more people have died of pitbull attacks then a wolf or coyote. Look at the coywolf documentary ..
geofrey692000 8 months ago
lol is this a growling contest ?
a7oable 8 months ago
they're BIG...
OrontesRM 9 months ago
loll they are jalous babies. They want too much attention How cute!!! ^^
elfenoire01 9 months ago 2
any idea of the breed? are they timber wolfs
drivinggod87 9 months ago
sooo.. wuld u rather get bitten by a pit or wolf
victor58461 9 months ago
@victor58461 a wolf
TheFunanimation 8 months ago
So what would happen in the wild? Would the two brothers fight to the death? Or would they just go their separate ways?
YouGotsTheRabies 9 months ago
@YouGotsTheRabies they wouldn't, they aren't fighting they are just being dominant and showing who's boss, the younger brother is the one having his muzzle grabbed, he'd never attack the older brother as he is more dominant and more than likely higher ranked in the pack. Wolves have a ranking system and you only turn on another to challenge for leadership, that doesn't happen often.
xXeMokiDXxMCRXx 6 hours ago
that wolve like ima bite your fucking nose off
ethan1234765 9 months ago
Oh my gosh so cute XD
puppi159 9 months ago
Oh my gosh so cute XD
puppi159 9 months ago
Omnomnom muzzle.
The one who keeps getting gnawed on is always just like "Ohgodohgodohgod"
Fhaiza 10 months ago
Alpha wants ALL attention, lol
TheCreatorOf4 10 months ago
So cutee !!!!!!
iAreeya 10 months ago
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i wanna go in there and get owned!
WheresThaHate 10 months ago
Wolf gang!
lrainel 11 months ago
"i want to lick him bitch!"
w1ck3dad4m 11 months ago
i wood love to see CEZAR MILAN how to correct them :)
SERAFIN999888 1 year ago
"Do they ever get any live prey?"
*menacing growls, huge fangs on display*
"No, they usually just eat Cheerios and occasionally some spaghetti."
kdbl112 1 year ago
These animals are very different from dogs. I never saw dogs do what they are doing. Similar, but not really. They seem much fiercer without fighting than any dog. Two dogs would have just started fighting, not this weird growling without fighting stuff
hyzercreek 1 year ago
i think these wolves need anger management
jagjagjag009 1 year ago
Lol. Alpha male's jealous when the beta tries to give the trainer a kiss. :(
DollFacedDiva 1 year ago
that one wolf wants to bite the snout off the other
fashionistachica 1 year ago
haha! It's like they're competing for camera time! So funny!
vettegirl06 1 year ago
Very white teeth.
z978ady 1 year ago
my dogs do that but not quite as nasty, but there 9lbs Bichon Frises !
TheCraigy83 1 year ago
@TheCraigy83 oh no how can anyone have such animals:-(
Snauzer67 1 year ago
umm shouldn't you back away from wolves growling like that?
SilverStarla 1 year ago
@silverstars.no. Wolves communicate and socialize in a manner that in dogs would be seen as aggressive, but very normal and actually casual behavior in wolves. It is as far as I know not possible to "unlearn" this behavior in wild animals, and in the case of these "tame" beasts, you really have to know what you are doing to socialize with them. I would probably be eaten alive pretty fast, as I am afraid of aggressive looking canites.
GnosticAtheist 1 year ago
@GnosticAtheist I love wolves like anything but yeah, Id be kinda scared if one snarled at me, coz I dont know their growls and snarls as well as I think.
xXFireCrystalWolfXx 1 year ago
@xXFireCrystalWolfXx Yes, and it is important to note they will act differently towards humans, thus one cannot be certain of the responses.
GnosticAtheist 1 year ago
Jacob is that you? :D bitch in cage
sh3n0ll 1 year ago 13
why is that one wolf bitting everybody?
clonetrooper543 1 year ago
@clonetrooper543 showing everyone hes the alpha
TolSatha 1 year ago
damn, you're lucky! :)
lolazman 1 year ago
Yes, I agree, an anger management class seems to be in order.
mrkijohnson 1 year ago
They liked this man, though. They are cute.
SirRetku 1 year ago
Don't they do that to the alpha for food?
StarrSketch 1 year ago
Awesome video! I love it.
Armywifegurl 1 year ago
it's all about the eyes.
gplaything 1 year ago
:V *HONK*
rodylermglez 1 year ago
aw they're so cute ^.^ the teeth actually don't seem to bother me as long as I don't get bit by accident. they're awesome ^.^
littleblackwolf3 1 year ago
this wolf need some millan school tranning hahahaha.....
kay84dbenitez 1 year ago
I don't like those teeth......
PhysicalsimForever 1 year ago
I would love to be a part of that audience. I would breathe in so deeply, the scents of those wolves and the fresh air. It would be spiritual.
willbraham 1 year ago
@willbraham agreed, but I think I'd feel even better if I were one of the ppl working with those wolves ~.^
littleblackwolf3 1 year ago
How can that guy be THAT comfortable with THAT many fangs near his face?
coolvidzman 1 year ago 15
@coolvidzman because those wolves are used to him.
dreyaleesings 2 months ago
1:27 - "No! MY human! I get to be the suck up! NOT YOU!"
1:38 - "You got that? MINE. Oh! Oh! Camera...just smile and look cute...okay no more cuteness, now I eat your face off!"
"...yeah, love you too"
oXButterflyKissesXo 1 year ago 2
Muzzle grab: Wolfs way of telling that bitch to stfu.
mycokerulesyayD 1 year ago
haha those guys would be a quick meal for the wolfs
MrFreddjo 1 year ago
@MrFreddjo he he he.
AgoNyShinya 1 year ago
at 1:46 the wolvez are like "I LIKE IT ROUGH BITCH" hahahahaha
MEXICANPACHUCO14 1 year ago
i LOVE Wolfes! :D (i spell Wolfes wron on purpose :P i like it more this way ^^) but why do the Wolfes we saw the most growl at eachother? i think they're playing, am i right?
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KleWdSide 1 year ago
Wolves have such piercing eyes. And when they snarl, they look so intimidating, haha
KleWdSide 1 year ago
my uncle shot a wolf nearby the village, when we turn back home we found 4 wolf puppies in the hole mother was dead so we took them home but they have never been reliable. we didnt want to get risk so uncle let them go when they were 8 months old. they are wild in the blood even grow with people. we couldnt make them house animal like pet dogs.
BLOODYCLQ 1 year ago
ovely wolves! I like them!!!:)
Gothicwolf7773 1 year ago
That face-licking; isn't that submissive behaviour done in the wild in hopes of getting food?
bluecollarcanuck 1 year ago
SWEET
TheGingerHaterz 1 year ago
They are beautiful indeed but if u look into they'r eyes u can see the wilderness....they don't have any dog's eyes....they'r eyes scare the crap out of me!!!
InfernulDeDante 1 year ago
wolves are no different then dogs... if you get them at 8 weeks and socialize them they will be just like any other dog.... just a little shyer but not aggressive. i know from experience.
Jenna1789 1 year ago
They're beautiful!:D *favourites*
101naturelover 1 year ago
humans are trained monkeys.....and honestly, I really do not understand the whole wolf cult that has started up, who cares if they get hunted? not like we don't have countless species of domesticated dogs....
housejohnson1 1 year ago
@housejohnson1 Well, think about this: domesticated dogs don't play nearly the same role that wolves do, in the wild. They don't serve as a balance when it comes to controlling populations of deer, rodents, etc. The closest thing you might see is hunting rabbits & squirrels, esp. with German Shepherds.
bluecollarcanuck 1 year ago
You can really see the differences bewtween dogs like siberians or malamutes or hybrids and the real thing.
Their features are much more angular and their fur courser these animals are really amazing
LunarYoba 1 year ago
@LunarYoba wolves don't bark
flubno 1 year ago
Fantastic animals. I have a couple of huskies, and there behaviour is pretty close to wolves. It really upsets me that so many wolves have had their endagered species protection taken away and now are being exterminated in parts of the US (I'm from UK).
swizzler68 1 year ago
kawaii（cute!)
gogor1341966 1 year ago
The one who always bites makes me feel sad for the other ones. ):
SmilensayHello 1 year ago
gimme my shotgun.
unutmayacagimbirnick 1 year ago
@unutmayacagimbirnick The fact you asked for a shotgun shows you are semi retarded when it comes what weapon to use on an animal.
Asking for a shotgun on a wolf is like asking to shoot a duck with a bolt action rifle.
retarded.
Ohyawellfuku 1 year ago
@Ohyawellfuku
lol how did you get that I'm gonna use them on them?
retarted at the mirror ;)
unutmayacagimbirnick 1 year ago
0:40 so funny :D
silinskas 1 year ago
this is my dream!! to be able to touch and interact with wolves on a daily basis. im going to school for wildlife biology so i can hopefully get a job working at a wolf park. god these animals are beautiful.
chihiroxmiyazaki 1 year ago 2
i just shat myself.
saxkid16 1 year ago
its so cute how they keep biteing each others muzzles ;D its like two fighting siblings. :3
slorg165 1 year ago
Dang, they act like two rivalizing brothers.
which, I guess, isn't far from the truth. :)
Lovely video, thanks for sharing it with us.
Jesus45U 1 year ago
Haha so cute.
wellerocks 1 year ago
Even though they're showing slight aggression through the growling, it's still cute sounding. X3
CartoonLab 1 year ago 2
I just thought these people were midgets XD
juanarruti 1 year ago
holy shit those wolves are fucking huge!!!
4TheMus1c 1 year ago 20
@4TheMus1c i meant to vote up not down but i agree
twiztidlette97 1 year ago
wolves are the best i have 3 hybrids and they are like big babys.2 are trained for search and rescue.if u get one remember to raise them as part of the family not as a dog.they are very smart and loving
dog2b1 1 year ago
gotta luv how they look at the camera with "love" while growling and chewing on each other. lol so cute i love wolves and hope one day to go to this park and interact with them :)
aimeesilver 1 year ago
I think they are attention goers those two wolves LOL I love them I want one so bad cause it would be a great watch dog ripp a person to shreds if they rob me
courtney99 1 year ago 2
they a little smaller then a great dane but bigger then a shepard for sure!
APPLEHEAD2009 1 year ago
Are they the size of Great Danes? or smaller?
13ooDy 2 years ago
@13ooDy A lot smaller :) I'm no expert, but would say about the size of German Shepherds.
kkly27 1 year ago
...I'm glad humans just shove each other when mildly pissed. I'm not sure i could play dominance games and let those incisors nibble at my face like that.
These are cool behaviors on tape though. Very neat.
Theta101 2 years ago 2
very interesting video. I really like watching this. Thanks for sharing that experience with me.
turbodogvonder 2 years ago
That wolf really likes to grab the snouts of his subordinates!
MDthornton83 2 years ago
Wolves can be quite threatening if they want to, that's for sure.
aaoppe 2 years ago 2
can we all stop wiff rude comments...<3
bitch100 2 years ago 2
Not like you could really give a belly rub to a wolf; but if I could, these two would be the first to get one. Great video. =)
Lukeios 2 years ago 5
Some wolves, like Kailani, love belly rubs. She will flop over and expect us to massage her as long as she wants.
tomod64 2 years ago 13
Wow! I stand corrected =). That's awesome.
Lukeios 2 years ago
I guess that's evidence enough of the great work being done at wolf park. I imagine it was no small feat gaining that level of trust with the wolves.
Lukeios 1 year ago
@tomod64 um, that is a submission possition, is it not? My dog gave that possition to another dogs owner at a park, and her dog attacked.
Funnypandalonies 1 year ago
@tomod64 I wonder if that's related to the behavior of wolves investigating each other after a period of separation, flopping over to offer the curious wolf a sniff as to where the departed wolf has been?
Zaximillian 1 year ago
wow!!! never noticed how big wolves are, cheek out the size of its head. Very nice dog.
gusano992 2 years ago
lol zaximillian, although my brother would have beat my head in for the roll
mrcbass415 2 years ago
LOL he's always bitting the nose xD
Wolfs are beautiful animals...I wish i could see one ^^
LimechanPT 2 years ago
hehehe sibling rivilary at its finest...
phoenixflameangel13 2 years ago
The brother looks so put up with his brother...
okamiisthebes 2 years ago
Wow! Cool!
MrMoltar157 2 years ago
wow
awyar1 2 years ago
What's remarkable in this video is the precise control of the wolf brothers with each other. Quadruped animals seem to use their muzzles like we use our hands: for finer manipulation. It's impressive that in all of Wolfgang and Wotan's increasing annoyance with the other, it's basically two guys swatting each other's hand away from the last warm roll at the dinner table. I think it was someone at Wolf Park that said "Males play for points, females play for keeps." Seems like it here.
Zaximillian 2 years ago
they saying:no im butiful no i am no i am no i am
ThePromethe999 2 years ago
Did you just say a corso took down the best pits in the U.S. I wish I could rip out your throat for saying such crap you stupid shit. Lol, I just realized your an idiot. HAHA, why don't you let your cane corso fuck you?? LMAO!!!
DeadGamePits4Life 2 years ago
I was just joken but I did seen some cane corso rip the shit out of some top game pits and I havent seen a kangal or CAO dog beat a game pit as a matter of fact I seen game pits win fights over kangal and CAO dogs
TheCaneCorso 2 years ago
Hahaha LMFAO!!! Oh man that was good, so corso can beat game pit but not a kangal?? Oh man your a great joke, have a good one stupid shit. LOL!!! Bye
DeadGamePits4Life 2 years ago
who told you cane cant beat kangal not me my cane already won 4 fights with kangals so dont bring that bull shit here
TheCaneCorso 2 years ago
haha they would stop then the wolf would like immediantly bite his mouth again! Lol . . .very strange i want to know what they were saying to eachother!
actress4ever12 2 years ago
wolves and dogs are diffrent people you can not train a wolf but you can train a dog and these cross breed wolves are not a full blooded wolf
TheCaneCorso 2 years ago
Wolf and dog behavior are the same. They both need an alpha in the pack (in which case a dog's pack would be the family who pwns it) and need strict rules. If people would understand this, many dogs could be saved from death for being "aggresive". Its not the dog's fault, it is the fact that it thinks it is the alpha. I saddens me everytime i hear of an "aggresive" dog put to sleep. It's people who made it like that.
FlammingGuitarDudes 2 years ago 2
i agree. Many ppl get a dog without knowing their real nature and respect that. Many dogs gets messed up because of small mistakes and because they don't get stimulated enough with exercise and training. And yes, the owner has to be the alpha dog...
ThePurpleSong 2 years ago 2
you are dead wrong
TheCaneCorso 2 years ago
shows that they can still express natural behaviours and trust their keepers at the same time. kudos to the keepers :D
killerbanshe3 2 years ago 3
This is cute, but DAM look at those teeth!!!
DeadGamePits4Life 2 years ago 7
"Nomming yer nose....I....GOT yer nose...." XD
Nidonemo 2 years ago 5
In my whole 25 years of life i have never heard anyone verbally say wolves are evil......i live in ontario, all i have heard is that they are rare and its a blessing to c one
missworld121314 2 years ago 12
@missworld121314
I live in BC and people won't stop telling my how evil wolf dogs are. The spca will not adopt a found wolf dog here, they will just put it down. I have owned a wolf dog for 3 years now and it loves to play with all animals. Every body out her seems to misunderstand wolfs I guess.
mrxhacker 1 year ago
@missworld121314 i live their to and yes i see them once in a while around my rez
TheAnimalDen 1 year ago
Excellent animals. I own a wolf-dog myself and must say that wolves are incredibly missunderstood - they are not evil creatures and the most beautiful thing on earth to me! Long live wolves!
Darkajj 2 years ago 23
i deeply agree with you
i own a hybrid as well
and it makes me happy when other hybrid owners think and say the same thing
that they are not evil vicious animals =]
bloodyAnarchywolf 2 years ago 3
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gouki6985 2 years ago
Wild animals are always potentially dangerous. Handling wild animals requires caution, experience, knowledge, patience, and backup handlers to be present. Safety is no accident.
tomod64 2 years ago 2
Yep, my dog does this to the other dog when they are around me. The one that does this is "wolfier" looking (I adopt dogs and dont always know their breed for background) than the black lab mix. He makes the same sound, too, just without the snarl.
skeletonmom 2 years ago
I think that wolves are jealous of man.
It's the same thing when I go to see my 3 dogs, they are jealous in the same way.
maetel5555 2 years ago
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Wolves, raised from pups are not wild animals. Unless you treat them like they are.
AcaiBunch 2 years ago
Domestication takes many generations and cannot be achieved in one animal's lifetime. Wolves are wild animals, whatever your definition of wild is. Our wolves are habituated to human contact, but we consider them to be wild animals and treat them as such. To do otherwise would be foolish, dangerous, and irresponsible.
tomod64 2 years ago
You are not the only person in the world with wolves. Nor are you the only ones with knowledge about them. You can disagree with me all you want, but we are proof that wolves can be treated like pets. Not everyone can do it, but it can be done.
AcaiBunch 2 years ago
i love wolfes they are nice
Aragnas 2 years ago
Why do they bite each other? I dont do that with my brother LOL
Yacutama0815 2 years ago
jajaja i think that they are jealous one of them want to kiss the man but only himself not share!
i believe
vickytramposim 2 years ago
It's so weird how they interact peacefully with something we would consider violent.
metabog 2 years ago
yes..
paradox and amazing at the same time
TwiztedSound 2 years ago 2
It seems kinda funny the wolf nibbling on all wolves are like the man is mine! Take you muzzle away from him! I cannot find the mans muzzle to nibble on!
He looks funny every second, grrr, nibble nibble! X3
Dragonio3 2 years ago
So in other words, as long as the human who is seeking to interact with a Wolf in captivity doesn't behave too aggressive or too passive, the Wolf will usually interact well?
GTX1123 2 years ago
Do wolves in captivity react differently to dogs as opposed to humans?
GTX1123 2 years ago
A Pit Bull might be a bad-ass amongst other dogs but introduced into a pack of wolves in captivity, would be in extreme danger. The Wolves would no doubt, react with extreme aggression towards it and would probably kill it.
GTX1123 2 years ago
Not probably- definitely.
tomod64 2 years ago
Its true I love pitbulls, but I know that a healthy alpha male wolf would tare even the biggest, strongest, most aggressive dog in the world. Wolves are smarter than dogs, they have the hardest bite of any dog, and their stamina is unbeatable.
DeadGamePits4Life 2 years ago 3
I seen shepherd beat wolves lol a wolf is weak a pit would easily kill a wolf
TheCaneCorso 2 years ago
maybe volkadovs who are crossed with a wolf, but a dog can not take on a healthy alpha male wolf. Not only are they hard biters wolves are smarter than dogs and they have high endurance. They are curs but it's hard to see because they have such power.
DeadGamePits4Life 2 years ago
@TheCaneCorso : Actually, a wolf's DEFENSIVE bite can be up to 500 lbs per square inch, a offensive bite can range almost up to 2500 lbs per square inch,(almost as much as a crocodile) though they rarely use that much force because it is not needed, it takes about 200 lbs of force per square inch to break a human bone, and roughly the same for a pit, who by the way have a full bite force(depending on size of head) of roughly 300-500 lbs per square in so, bluntly, wolf pwns your pit.
BinksXIsXSavage 2 years ago
your nuts,(i'm nut a pit owner) but if you think for one second that a wolf would "own" an American Pitbull your out of your fking mind . wolves have a strong pack instict as well as hunting instinct . pit bull has a strong fight/kill instinct and is pound for pound much stronger
crabtrap 1 year ago
silly man lol in my have you ever seen the two fight lol wolfs eat that ugly pit up the a bunch of vidoes look em up wolf wins everytime
deadhand23 1 year ago
@deadhand23 i don't know where you're watching illegal dog/wolf fights
but i assure you health adult pit would thrash a wolf . you watch to many wolfman movies
crabtrap 1 year ago
@crabtrap I'm not nuts, thank you very much, I know exactly what I'm talking about, given the fact I've been around full blooded wolves, and have and do own Pit Bulls. And I've studied dogs(Pits included) and Wolves. Wolves will not start a fight like say a Pit can for no reason, but once in a fight, a wolf will use it's brain to win, where as a Pit will simply use it's instinct. and Yes, Pits are strong for their size, but a large wolf will still be stronger and have greater bite force.
BinksXIsXSavage 1 year ago
@BinksXIsXSavage ur just misinformed then i guess . did you read the part of my comment that said"pound for pound" a pit is much stronger? a male wolf wt is 130ish lbs , a male pit is 55ish lbs . the wolf is more then twice the weight. a bull mastiff would thrash a wolf as would many other breeds that were BREED to ATTACK WOVES DUMBASS (the afgan,irish wolf hounds,terilian bear dogs etc) . "wolves use their brains in a fight" what a bunch of bullshit! what? do they know Krag Magra or something?
crabtrap 1 year ago
@crabtrap "Pound for Pound" doesn't weigh in here, muscle in the body doesn't always mean anything. and I was talking about a Pit Bull so don't switch your shit just to try and sound right, Remedial Fuck, I never said anything about a Bull Mastiff beating a wolf. "The Bullmastiff is a powerful dog, which was originally a cross between the English Mastiff and the Old English Bulldog. Originally bred to find and immobilize poachers." Uh I don't see anything about being bred to hunt wolves, do you?
BinksXIsXSavage 1 year ago