Via National Geographic: ‘It’s one thing to have a tolerant meeting with a wild wolf that goes on for a matter of minutes. But this went on for six years, so we got to know this wolf, whom we came to call Romeo, as an individual. And he got to know us and our dogs.
For want of a better word, the only thing I can say from a human perspective is that it amounted to friendship. If you wanted to be scientifically correct, it would be “social mutual tolerance.” But it was more than that. The wolf would come trotting over to say hi, and give a little bow and a relaxed yawn, and go trotting after us when we went skiing. There was no survival benefit. He obviously just enjoyed our company.’
love this thank you for all you do..
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I LOVE wolves just as I adore dogs. Every dog. Any dog. It hurts my whole being every time I see that humans feel the need to destroy them….whether for “sport” or just out of fear. They are wonderful parents, have families just like us, and take care of each other, just like us. We need their presence in their own habitat to live and hunt and be a part of our world. LET THEM LIVE. You kill a wolf, you kill me, you kill yourself. We are ONE on this planet. Wake up humans !! Let consciousness Arise !!!
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a little love and understanding goes a long way. they are just as much afraid of humans as we are of them but tolerance from each proves to be the way to go
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Wolves are AMAZING creatures. I visited a wolf sanctuary a few years ago and it was a totally life-changing experience. This story is awesome, but it doesn’t surprise me at all!
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