I don't blame him. I rather spend time with a wolf than 99.9% of the general public 🐺

@melanieparis8697

10 ай бұрын

Me as well🤣

@jellydarling1008

10 ай бұрын

True true, I also have this weird human desire to kiss dangerous things on the snoot. Have not experienced that with humans yet.

@offlinegamer6756

10 ай бұрын

may be YOU are the problem , didn't you think about that ?

@RosieHarp

10 ай бұрын

@@offlinegamer6756 ah we have an illiterate smartar$€ proving my point wonderfully. I thank you 😆

@ScootAssassin

10 ай бұрын

And this is how you get eaten by a pack we all want a Riggs

Many years ago I had a half wolf, half shepherd named Kino. Most loyal, protective canine I’ve ever encountered. So special. Forever grateful for the experience

@noranizaazmi6523

10 ай бұрын

Thats such a cool name!

@RenMar1108

10 ай бұрын

@@Anonymousebean I agree completely! I know I got very lucky

@brega6286

9 ай бұрын

Shamee on you !@@DefNotAdog

@youraveragereffian

9 ай бұрын

​@@DefNotAdogthe fuck am I reading

@FlowerEmblem

8 ай бұрын

Oh Kino is such a great name. Have you ever heard of the light novel/anime Kino's Journey? It's about a traveler named Kino who stays 3 days in every country they visit. Very neat short stories that make you get wanderlust.

Only an animal can lift up emotionally any human. Pure love, no crap.

@marcelbork92

6 ай бұрын

Yeah, they don't know what a lawyer is.

@aresledieu

5 ай бұрын

... and then I had a son !

@mikejohn0088

5 ай бұрын

YES...there is crap to clean.

@cloudhigh6582

3 ай бұрын

100%. There's nothing like the bond between species.

@mimim8532

3 ай бұрын

Well said Bobby!

I have a shepherd-wolf hybrid and you summed his personality up perfectly when you said "He doesn't want to be the boss of anyone but he doesn't want anyone to be the boss of him." He's the kindest most gentle dog I've ever had. Just not terribly obedient... still when he does his own thing it's usually nothing bad. He's got a conscience of his own.

@l3ftie578

9 ай бұрын

It’s funny how sometimes the smarter dogs have a disobedient streak. My American akita would sometimes ignore what I told him, like if I told him to lie down when there are new visitors in the house he would continue to stand alert and ready to protect me. I’m pretty sure he just thought he knew what was best for me at the time haha, who am I to keep a personal protection dog from protecting his person?

@MisterZimbabwe

9 ай бұрын

Weird, my Shiba Inu has this same attitude. Shibas must just be mini wolves confirmed?

@eroraf8637

9 ай бұрын

Just like in The Incredibles: “it got smart enough to wonder why it had to take orders.”

@yippee8570

9 ай бұрын

Our late rescue dog from Romania was like that. He'd been a feral dog for all his life until he was rounded up and sent to a kill shelter, where he was rescued by a wonderful woman who brought him over to the UK and a few months later he became our dog. We then found out he was at least 11 years old. For the few years that we had him he was a gentle soul, but very independent. He would not do something if he didn't want to. We said goodbye to him in April 🥲 Edited to add that he was a border collie cross.

@Stratus41298

8 ай бұрын

You know, I identified strongly with that statement myself. I don't like bossing people around, but I DEFINITELY don't like being bossed around.

I love wolves too. One day, on the way to work, a huge, beautiful wolf crossed the highway in front of me. Just seeing him lifted my spirit all day. Then, a couple days later, I saw his body on the same highway. He had been hit. I sobbed all the way home. Got a shovel, and a friend. We came back and buried him. I felt so awful for quite awhile. Such a loss of a majestic animal.

@LisaMarie-rh5yn

11 ай бұрын

omg that is such a tragic story. I can imagine how wonderful it was seeing the beautiful wolf for the first time and how you were impacted. To then return and see the wolf dead, knowing he had suffered and was senselessly gone- it must have ripped your heart out. It would have mine.

@PapawHasThis1

11 ай бұрын

That’s so sad. I have loved wolves for fifty years. My grandparents lived in Alaska and I spent quite a few summers there and one winter. I never saw any wolves but I did see a lot of other wildlife. There were not any wolf packs to be known close to where we were-Kenai. Where did you see that wolf? I know that a number of wolves are now living in a number of areas in the lower 48. ❤

@JacktheRah

11 ай бұрын

That's so sad. :( I say it again: Fuck cars and fuck the car infrastructure that kills majestic animals like wolves.

@sunnyseacat6857

11 ай бұрын

Perhaps the wolf was teaching drivers to slow down. There have been birds that suddendly appeared in front of my car, almost hit my fender or windowshield, and flew off - it must mean to pay more attention while driving.

@bevalexander5897

11 ай бұрын

@@PapawHasThis1 If you can believe it, it was in southeast MO. I saw him right after a pretty severe snow storm. (Well, severe for MO, I’m from MI)

Thank you for educating people about wolves and giving wolves and wolf dogs sanctuary .

@khalilrazak6486

11 ай бұрын

Wolve's are amazing, beutiful creatures.

@XfromDarkHorse

11 ай бұрын

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@nathanalvarado289

11 ай бұрын

If only farmers would pay attention

@III............

11 ай бұрын

​@@nathanalvarado289 ​ nathan alvarado If only wolves stopped hunting the farmers' livestock.

@richielimited5713

11 ай бұрын

@@III............ yes, true, wolves are lovely, and I cherish them so much, anyway, how are you doing today ?

It always amazes me how love and friendship can transcend species.

@BoogieBubble

7 ай бұрын

We are a large family dude. We are made of the same materials and our brains at least in basic things like love , trust etc worlk in the same way.

@user-ok7br8st4q

3 ай бұрын

Your words are so profound yet absolutely the truth. I’m so thankful there are so many wonderful people like this couple, they are the best of us.

Wolves are the most majestic, beautiful, intelligent, loyal animals on the planet. And the most misunderstood 💕Thankyou for all you do 💕

It must be magic to be loved and trusted by a wolf. I envy you.

@StratMatt777

5 ай бұрын

German Shepherds are pretty much the same... but it is A LOT of work. They need to be exercised a lot and the males can be quite a handful (uncontrollable for some), unless you are a physically strong person with a lot of patience and ability to train. My 4 year old crazy shepherd is a love, so much like these wolves that the common ancestry and common personality qualities are obvious. My neighbor's crazy Shepherd is sweet and loving in the same way (and also crazy in a seriously unmanageable way).

GOD BLESS these people for adopting these beautiful animals!!

@Jessiejam-44

11 ай бұрын

Why do You think there is a difference? people are animals, no?

@luke_skywanker7643

11 ай бұрын

@@Jessiejam-44 Humans can be the most vicious animals on the planet -- and they do it by choice, not by 'nature.'

@helensophia2900

11 ай бұрын

So true! These animals are INCREDIBLE and this couple are absolute angels💗💗💗

@Nellis202

11 ай бұрын

A BIG AMEN right at’ya !

@pammckay6805

11 ай бұрын

What a lovely wolf. He,s alway,s happy happy chap. Thank,s for all the work you do I could watch this all night. They are so intelligent.

Ever since I was a kid, I have always loved wolves. They are majestic, beautiful animals and I'm 37 years old now and they are still my favorite animal.

@jawaratoyloy7780

8 ай бұрын

same and same(honestly)

These people are 100% dedicated to taking care of animals. We should all be happy that there are people like this. Credit to them.

to see a full grown wolf run to you with not food in mind but love must be an incredible experience and I am envious

Dazzling wolves. Dazzling compassionate people. Thank you for rescuing, for respect, care for and truly love these magnificent animals. They have the right to live happy lives. All beings have. What you do is beyond words. Greetings from Brazil.

@lovepet4565

11 ай бұрын

It upsets me so immensely when i see those so called hunters in states like Montana that literally passed a law to ERADICATE WOLVES standing in front of like 10 dead wolves Grinning and having killed them with an AR style This only started when Dump removed them from Endangered list.

@louisevanderlinde8590

11 ай бұрын

Great comment! I agree. Greetings from South Africa.

@marcelmoulin3335

11 ай бұрын

One beautiful, well-written comment! Thank you.

@tana5098

11 ай бұрын

You are right 💯! These are intelligent, magnificent animals. They are apex predators that balance out the ecosystem and keep prey at normal population numbers. So, truly wolves are essential for the health of habitats. Not only that, they are such incredible creatures. I truly find them fascinating. 💕 greetings from the U.S. 🇺🇸

@mattburns7380

11 ай бұрын

Greetings from the USA 🖐

My neighbors raised a wolf since she was days old. She lived next door to me for 3 years. She was sweet, non aggressive, kind and so smart. I really fell in love with her. They recently moved and I miss her so much. She was never a danger to them, my dogs or me. She ran around their yard and never caused any trouble. What a wonderful, majestic animal like this one featured.

"It's painful being loved by you!" What a beautiful thing to say in this context.

😲 How incredible that Riggs' coat "phased" from black to grey as he ages! And what a sweetie too, more friendly like dog in temperament but still 100% genetic wolf!

@pohanahawaii

11 ай бұрын

@@Insertnukeexplosion : 🐾 That's fine with me because we caused them to be, wiping them out to almost near extinction.

@bobhill3941

11 ай бұрын

I learn something new every day.

@user-so7lp8ge7j

11 ай бұрын

그래서 니 엄마가 개라고?

@pohanahawaii

11 ай бұрын

@@user-so7lp8ge7j : No, Riggs is 100% wolf. No dog.

With all the crap that's going on in this country, in the world really, these types of videos bring me pure joy. Thank you ❤️

@maryshanley329

11 ай бұрын

You are so correct! Sometimes I just have to turn off the news and watch Dr. Jeff on Animal Planet. Good people like him actually used to be quite common in the US. I grew up in America, but came here recently. I miss America.

@JasonBrockStick

11 ай бұрын

I too take my daily dose of "vitamin gratitude", seeing the good that human's do - is the counter weight I need to see. We all can do something in our own way - whether it's supporting, donating or volunteering and when your helping vulnerable animal's the reward's are multiplied! These folk's are among those who lead by example.

@johkkarkalis8860

11 ай бұрын

Agreed, Zoe R. These magnificent creatures, poisoned, shot, reviled by us share our planet. They do not wantonly kill their own kind out of whim or for gain. That is our particular "talent" It is uplifting to see man and animal interact in this loving manner, a good reason for shutting off the TV, at least for a while, and putting all the baleful news on hold.

@zoer7338

11 ай бұрын

@@johkkarkalis8860 yes, for sure it helps keep me sane!, ❤️

Thank you for helping him. He deserved to be a wolf, not a "dumpster diver"

@mikejohn0088

5 ай бұрын

Neither do humans but soon most of us will be when the WEF closes in.

@TarotTanja

4 ай бұрын

it already has ...@@mikejohn0088

@TheMan-my1nw

2 ай бұрын

@mikejohn0088 God owns this world not WEF.

@mikejohn0088

2 ай бұрын

WRONG--- Scripture states clearly that the Earth is controlled by the god of this world until the Second Coming. You have not read this reality of what occurred with Original Sin.

@TarotTanja

2 ай бұрын

god might own earth but he gave humans free will, and most of them decided for satan / satanic behavior instead of god, which is why that negative WEF-scenario sounds probable... there´s still time to turn the tides, tho... god always forgives if people find out they are doing wrong and regret it!@@TheMan-my1nw

He treats that wolf the way I treat my dog, Lulu! Right down to the way he grabs and kisses his snout. That beautiful beast is so loving.

@joserios2588

10 ай бұрын

😮

*Gratitude is a language the deaf can hear and the blind can see* Rescued animals know they are saved and pledge a life debt of trust and love to their rescuers, especially canines like dogs and wolves.

@peterbiesbroek

11 ай бұрын

In'sh.!

@EyeSeeThruYou

11 ай бұрын

Altruism is unequivocally understood and practiced by more species than merely humans. This reckoning and acknowledgment was something I'd long hoped for to occur among humans during my lifetime, and I see the beginnings of it, finally. 💚

@richielimited5713

11 ай бұрын

@@EyeSeeThruYou yes, true, wolves are lovely, and I cherish them so much, anyway, how are you doing today ??

@richielimited5713

11 ай бұрын

@@peterbiesbroek yes, true, wolves are lovely, and I cherish them so much, anyway, how are you doing today ??

We should be so lucky to be raised by wolves People you where raised by wolfs should be a compliment not something wrong about you ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

I grew up with a wolf hybrid. Neighbors had a wolf/malamute cross who jumped the fence, and got my parents Irish Setter pregnant. He was the only one born with blue eyes, and an almost completely black coat. We named him Grizzly, and he became my best friend. We went for very long walks, and never, ever showed aggression to other people or animals, the exception being intact male dogs. He was neutered, so I never really understood his behavior towards them. We had him for 12 beautiful years, and I'll never forget my sweet boy.

@4strokes

2 ай бұрын

Neutered/spayed dogs tend to be more on edge and feel more threatened around intact dogs of the same sex. Spayed females especially.

@Moona1966

2 ай бұрын

@@4strokes Makes sense. I'm experiencing this very thing with our cats. 5 of the 6 (2 being mostly outdoor) are neutered, and they've exiled the still intact male. So strange.

@4strokes

2 ай бұрын

@@Moona1966 That is interesting. Are they all males and when did the intact male enter the picture?

@Moona1966

2 ай бұрын

@@4strokes Actually, 2 males came into our lives about 6 months ago. Just showed up on our back porch. They're both about a year old now, and were both intact. First one was neutered almost right away due to spraying, and the last one (my sweetest boy, strangely enough) is due to be neutered this month. So honestly, I'm not sure it's because he's still intact, or because he's a very, VERY laid back cat, and won't fight/stand up for himself against the others. BTW, we're rural, so someone dumped these sweet creatures, which infuriates me, and why we have 6 now. 😂

@Moona1966

2 ай бұрын

@@4strokes Oh! And yes, they're all males, the oldest being 7 years old.

Every time I look into a wolfs eyes I see a wild and loving spirit and they deserve our respect and our love

To have the true love of a Wolf has to be the highest honour a person could reach. What a beautiful friendship.

They don't come to you for treats...they stay with you because they care about you......! very beautiful relation and pure sense you've with animals 🥰🥰🥰

@morbidmanmusic

11 ай бұрын

stop feeding them and then see...

@lmlowe9100

11 ай бұрын

​@@morbidmanmusicgo crawl back under your rock.

I love this video. I'm 70 years old and I have felt very strong all my life that the wolf is my FAMILY. People I know look at me weird. The wolves are always close to my heart. Hope our government will protect my wolf Family. Wolves make me feel safe.❤🤗❤

You can really tell why humans held on to the friendly wolves back in pre-history, that they could help us hunt and protect us was only part of the story, such beautiful creatures.

@archangelgabriel5316

10 ай бұрын

❤❤

Amen. Absolutely agree... I love wolves so much ❤ It is heartbreaking that humans capture them to breed them & keep them in captivity 😥 its so wrong. This video just proves how intelligent, social & loving wolves are❤ Thank you for rescuing ❤️🙏❤️

@margaretswoma4951

11 ай бұрын

❤❤❤❤❤

The wolf, coyote, wild horse, wild burros, eagles, prairie dog, bison, bear and the list goes on is our American heritage. I'm born and reside in the West and they are part of me. Preserving these beautiful animals is not a luxury but are a necessity. Let's come together for their sakes and support everyone who dedicated their lives to the cause🤝👋👋😊🌼🌼

I adopted a full wolf. And they are some of the most amazing companion one could ever ask for.

@AgentK-im8ke

7 ай бұрын

I hope you have enough meat in the fridge

I can vouch for everything said here. They’re very loving with strong family ties. Absolutely wonderful additions to anyone lucky enough to form a bond.

Such an authentic group of people! The wolves are so blessed to have you and of course, you are blessed to have them!❤️

@blissin74

11 ай бұрын

😊😂

Love this. I used to be owned by a Wolf dog. He was the best dog I had the privilage to be family...he loved children far more than adults. He was so sweet, never actually growled at anyone...just thunder in his chest...his howl was beautiful...I miss him so much. Bear at full grown was 6' and 165 lbs....a gentle giant.

@Christina-ih3wi

11 ай бұрын

😂😂😂 when my friend say I am my dogs human rather than he my dog I always , very enthusiasticly, deny it.... but deep down I know 😂. Also, we met a wolfdog in the park once and I was allowed to pet him, his lady kept saying how he is not aggressive. That felt weird because why should he be aggressive? Sorry to hear yours past, but, I'm sure, you had a beautiful time with him 😊

@noranizaazmi6523

10 ай бұрын

@karlarbethnot6653my condolences for her death, im sure she was a good girl

@puppergump4117

10 ай бұрын

You were owned by a wolf dog?

@MaximilianXXX

9 ай бұрын

@@puppergump4117 yes, the wolf dog picked her up at the local human shelter.

@mikeyhamato2012

8 ай бұрын

@@MaximilianXXX So an orphanage?

My dog is a female husky wolfdog, and a rescue. The rescue thought she was husky and pyrenees, they spayed her at 45 lbs when they thought she was just a husky because that's normal size for a female adult. She's 85 lbs now. Then we did a DNA test and I showed the vet and she said "oops. They spayed her a bit too early. Get ready to be a proxy puppy sometimes, when her mothering instincts kick in they're going to kick in HARD." So yep, I get a bath every night. Fine with me. She's gentle with smaller dogs, loves kids, can understand me most of the time, and I can understand her wolf talk. She doesn't bark, just talks and sings. It's taken a lot of work, but things that used to make her nervous like brushing her teeth and coat are part of her normal every day now. Lots of similarities with Riggs, like the kissing but not licking, and I taught her not to chomp. It feels so good to have an ancient breed dog, I can really feel it in my bone marrow and deep in my ancestry. It's easy to understand why hunter gatherers paired up with wolves once you're bonded with one.

Damn onions. It's good to see someone who cares enough, and understands enough and is gentle enough to take in these poor animals and love them and keep them safe!

Thank you for protecting these beautiful animals! I was 8 and half months pregnant and my ex left me out in the woods figuring I wouldn't make it back. I would not have had it not been for what I thought was a Huskey dog. I kept saying go home, go home boy and when he started walking I followed. He allowed me to catch up and walked beside me all the way out of the woods to a logging road. He sat down looking up the road and finally I could hear a large truck coming. He stayed with me until the truck pulled to a stop about ten feet away. I went to bend down and praise him for his help, he was gone. While driving he told me he couldn't believe what he saw, I was alive and unharmed with a wolf sitting beside me on the road!

@Tori_T_Artist

10 ай бұрын

That's an amazing story!! Ty for sharing!

@SharpBalisong

10 ай бұрын

Some might say that was a forest spirit or guardian angel.

@geminidream4347

10 ай бұрын

@@SharpBalisong So true, my mom said it was because I was with child and probably a female that understood this condition. Also wolves played a part of her Native American heritage.

@SharpBalisong

10 ай бұрын

@@geminidream4347 Pretty cool.

@geminidream4347

10 ай бұрын

@@SharpBalisong That it was when the driver told me what it was and I was there to hear it. lol

How incredibly beautiful! God bless you for sharing as well as teaching 🙏

I got to pet a wolf once, it was hands down the coolest experience ever. What incredible and beautiful creatures. ❤

@a.katherinesuetterlin3028

7 ай бұрын

What *is* a wolf's fur like, anyway? A wolf, much like a Husky, looks so floofy and soft. 😅😁

What a wonderful story. It gives a fascinating view and understanding of these beautiful, misunderstood, intelligent creatures. I learned something new today at the age of 75! Thank you.

thank you, for all your hard work, love, and dedication. We must all do everything we can to save and protect wildlife, animals, and nature, starting in our own backyards, towns, and cities.

The more you learn about the wolf, the more fascinating this beautiful creature becomes. The creature that embodies loyalty. Im lucky born with a name related to Wolfs. I just love them❤

Beautiful animal, glad to see he found his home and is able to express his love and accept yours. Always loved wolves too, and all canines.

" Being loved by you is painful " This is what love for my dog feels like

@laurierivera8089

11 ай бұрын

I feel you❤

@andrewblissett2211

9 ай бұрын

That's also true for basically every cat in the world lol

What a beautiful relationship Steve has with this male wolf. I also have loved wolves since being a child, I feel they are my spirit animal. Gorgeous animals!

So much gratitude for those who have saved Riggs and so many others like him. As she said, I, too, am one of those who has always loved and been drawn to wolves. I cannot explain it either. But mankind can learn so much from them if we paid more attention.

Riggs is showing us how dogs got domesticated in the first place ❤

I've loved wolves since my early childhood. I'm glad there are people out there looking out for them.

This was just beautiful!!! I watched this over and over, and I normally don't do this. This is so informative.

I had a verified wolf hybrid as a kid..I had him till i was 18 years old.He was an awesome animal..He was very weary of strangers..He only recognized my imediate family.He would take to some people if he knew them very well such as some of our neighbors or my close friends .But strangers no..He was very protective the only animals he would take to were either young puppies or kittens but not grown animals..He would kill wild animals that wondered into his area such as opossums or raccoons ..His bite was so powerful you could hear him crush bones if he got ahold to them..one night two guys were stealing our neighbors boat motor as they crossed into our yard he got hold to one of them and nearly ripped his achilles tendon out ..the guy had to have surgery before going to jail..

Oh, so sweet. Take care of your wolf, they seem to be extremely smart and loving animals. I never get tired watching documentaries on them. It is such a unique opportunity of being able to observe a wolf so close.

@eddymontero6658

10 ай бұрын

Wolfs are amazing 😍. Without them we'd still be living in a rather primitive society.

Beautiful story. Thank you for sharing. ❤

Thank you Steve and Paula for the work you do.

Beautiful wolves.❤

God bless you for what your doing for our four legged brothers & sisters these animals are the perfect example of family & loyalty.

This is amazing , you helping and rescuing these beautiful wolves gives me hope for life on earth.

Riggs does a great TARZAN call. Hearing it, I almost expected to see him swinging on a vine!

Beautiful video. I love wolves and thank God you were there for this amazing wolf!

That's absolutely incredible and gets ya right in the feels. I've loved wolves since I was in first or second grade. I've had two German Shepherds over the last 25 years that I was absolutely bonded with but I would love to figure out how to run a wolf and wolfdog rescue at this point in my life. I would be a very happy man spending my days with them.

Beautiful, love all animals, especially big cats and wolves

Riggs!! 🐺 Stunning wolves. Thank you for your compassion and kindness to these amazing creatures. For rescuing them, for giving them a home. For loving them, for keeping them happy and free.

@seelenwinter6662

11 ай бұрын

i would give 8 billion human lifes for one wolf life... i know, i would be under them then too, but that would it be worth for me.... humans are only the biggest fail god did...

@KohalaLover

11 ай бұрын

@ seelenwinter6662. I understand your connection to these precious wolves. I feel the same way about the worth of animals versus humans. Animals (all) are suffering due to our cruelty and lack of love from us.

So stunning with the thought that if you truly love them,they will love you back.

He is beautiful. Thank you for saving him. Loving him. And giving him a home. I love wolves. I always have. And always will. ♥️🙂

I am so jealous that you get to hang out with all these amazing wolves. I think they are magical. I learned a long time ago that wolves go for the mouth, because that's how they greet each other. What an honor. Thank you for taking care of these beautiful souls.

@zdenekburian1366

11 ай бұрын

i know it is dangerous to let dogs saliva come into your body, for the echinococcus granulosus terrible parasite, among others, so i suppose it is dangerous with wolves too

Really amazing and beautiful animals!! Wolves are truly magnificent!! This is such a cool story!! God bless those people for what they do to care for the wolves. ❤

this is the cutest wolf bond i've ever seen in my life it kinda makes me less scared of them 🐺🐺🐺❤❤❤

Wonderful work these people are doing. Wolves are majestic.

What an amazing story. He's a beautiful boy. No wonder you are in love with him. I think they talk to your soul. There's such a connection.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Wolves are incredible creatures. I'm so glad that people like these guys exist to show the world what wolves are really like. He's right, there's a lot we can learn from wolves.

They are just sweet beautiful big babies😊😊😊 I love them too❤❤❤! They are great companions

Such a beautiful animal. All animals deserve to be safe and free. Thank you for saving him!

Awwwwwwwgeeeeeeeeee. How precious. Your work with Riggs & the other wolves is amazing. God bless you.

Riggs reminds me a bit of my Max here (who was not wolf, not to my knowledge). Good to see an org like Apex that keeps and cares for these wolves and hybrids so lovingly and properly.💕🐺🐾

Wow! You are both amazing people. God bless you.

"...if humans treated each other like wolves(do), we would be so much better off." Love this!

The top of my bucket list is seeing and being with a wolf!! They are so majestic!!! God will bless you for doing what you're doing.❤❤❤❤

This one really touches me deeply because wolves are my four legged ancestors and at gathering of my American Indian friends in Ohio back in the summer of 2017 I met my first and only Wolf Dog. Her owners allowed me to spend some time with her. It was such and honor and amazing experience! The howling at the beginning sounded a lot like when when my Chief used to sing like that.

@KB-ke3fi

11 ай бұрын

I had a newfie once....wonderful black long haired newfie. Loyal, protective, loving. He was a stray we found as a puppy on the side of the country road in east Texas. Brought him home and raised him. But, one night he started howling, not like a normal dog. Not a reagular dog bark. Every week, sometimes several nights, he would let out long sweet loud howls.....with his head back looking up in the sky. Scared the hell of the neighbors in my neighborhood near Houston. So we took him for his check up to the vet and the vet came back in and said, you half a beautiful half breed wolf-Newfie. He said it can happen, but he looked like a newfie. After a quick test, the results were indeed, he was half wolf. He died peacefully at home of old age, 12 years old. He loved the entire family and protected all of our kids every second of the day.

So brilliant and beautiful! Thank God for these wonderful people ❤

Loved it! I’m an owner of 18 huskies and, just loved your understanding of wolves. Thank you.

I love wolfs, God bless them and you all for your labor of Love.

Thank you for touching on this very important topic. Wolves and wolfdogs "stay with you because they care about you and trust you" this is golden wisdom for many. You will not "train" a wolf or wolfdog but you can teach them through love and trust.

@rotwang2000

10 ай бұрын

They are extremely social animals, but they don't have the built in relationship most dogs have with humans. Dogs adapt to the humans around them, can read our emotional and language cues,, Wolves can slot in, but remain wolves in everything and don't have that knack at reading us dogs tend to have and none of the restraint of dogs, so they get pushy with food and don't sit still and generally don't behave like the dogs most people are used to. They are still wild animals, but clever and social enough to accept us around them.

I, too, am one of those people who have loved Wolves my whole life and can't really explain why. I am 68 yrs. old & can remember loving wolves as a very young child. I hated "Big bad Wolf" stories. I always felt they were tainted & never tried to understand Wolves. I have a Wolf art all over my apartment. They are one of the most misunderstood creatures on the planet. Loyal, intelligent, beautiful. Thank you for watching out for them.

I have always loved wolves , thank-you for posting...such a great ambassador for his species.

That’s my buddy, Steve. He, his wife, Paula, my husband and I co-founded Apex Protection Project about six years ago. It’s the best wolf and wolfdog rescue ever!!

@misspeach3755

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for taking care of these beautiful creatures!

Beautiful story! Animals are so amazing and fascinating in so many ways. Thanks for sharing!

what a majestic beast. amazing rescue story!

What an incredible rescue story! Clearly Riggs has a special relationship with his human caretakers. Particularly the connection Riggs has with Steve, is quite remarkable, a definite soul connection between the two. Wolves are complex and extraordinary furry souls, from whom humans could learn a lot , if they take the time to observe them in environments like this. More podcasts need to air, showing these amazing creatures on their true light. They are not at all the vicious killers we have been made to believe they are. Rather they are highly intelligent creatures whose packs embody family, love, community and loyalty in a very profound way. Rescue organizations like yours, can give the public an opportunity to see how they interact with their own kind and humans, in a very positive way.

Neat story. Great animals, and friends!

What a fantastic looking boy❤️ Love it when Steve calls him and he appears from nowhere❤️ I would love sit on a hill and just watch and listen to them

My heart fills with love when I hear them sing. My voice can never be so strong and wild and fierce and gentle as theirs is.

Beautiful. Thank god there’s people like you out there helping. ❤️🙏

Amen to everything this amazing couple said ... all true!

What a wonderful animal. Wolves are endlessly fascinating.

Wolves are ancient and awesome creatures. Thank you for the work you do.

@richielimited5713

11 ай бұрын

yes, true, wolves are lovely, and I cherish them so much, anyway, how are you doing today ?

Such a beautiful wolf boy and so very affectionate as well. This is one great fellow, may this lguy have a very long life.

Wild heart - big heart. Thank you for showing how to care for these majestic creatures, lost or not... You gave them a family to belong to. All the blessings to you...

Simply beautiful, great people doing a wonderful and I’m sure challenging job providing and caring for these gorgeous creatures and getting all their love and thanks in return, bliss! Thank you 🥰

Absolutely beautiful!!!! There are still loving people in the world!!!

*God bless these individuals for giving these beautiful animals a loving home!*

The world needs more people like you, thank you for saving this wolf that, along with dogs and animals in general, I consider them to be the furry angels.