The fact that wolves are smart enough to use females to lure out male dogs makes me uncomfortable.

@TheDaz2708

2 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure thats not true a in season female will basically seek out anything dog wolf or a panda tbh

@charliedaniel1532

2 жыл бұрын

I've heard of Coyotes doing this too.

@AngelaMerici12

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, that's pretty smart, but they also are very smart so...

@heldermonteiro2718

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheDaz2708 no. Even grizzly bears don't mix with black bears

@Felix_Effex

2 жыл бұрын

Why are you uncomfortable??

Why would you leave your dog on a leash at night in the North. Very great video to teach people about Wolves.

@jcmartinez1990

2 жыл бұрын

Because people are dumb af

@sircharlescv

2 жыл бұрын

Because there sub-human

@BBBYpsi

2 жыл бұрын

Because they do not have a fenced yard & do not want them inside

@sircharlescv

2 жыл бұрын

@@BBBYpsi so they shouldn't own a dog then.

@mrex3553

2 жыл бұрын

@@BBBYpsi They should not have dogs if they dont want them inside.

No dog should be chained and kept outside. Those people dont love dogs. Make them a closed off pen or area where they are safe and warm.

@dogifish0078

2 жыл бұрын

WHY ARE DOGS ON CHAIN OUTSIDE HUMANS KILLED THOSE DOGS THEY CAN'T EVEN ESCAPE FROM WOLF BECAUSE THEY ARE CHAINED

@alking6633

2 жыл бұрын

I was going to say the same thing. The dog has no chance to fight or run away.

@BBBYpsi

2 жыл бұрын

LSGD stay outside with the flocks 24/7 it is their job. Been like this for thousands of years

@thepaganapostate3208

2 жыл бұрын

@@BBBYpsi what is LSGD?

@BBBYpsi

2 жыл бұрын

@@thepaganapostate3208LSGD= live stock guardian dog

Such foolish people to leave their poor pets vulnerable.

@mm6458

4 ай бұрын

Yeah:(

@mm6458

4 ай бұрын

Yeah:(

Leaving a poor dog on a chain is CRUELTY!

@chingis1154

Жыл бұрын

Wolves are "cruel" as well

@josephmendoza9523

Жыл бұрын

I don't even leave my dogs on leashes unless I had to give them a shower and I leave them out there to dry that's about it. But just say that I leave them on leashes all day no I don't because I want them to have their little freedom

@JumugiDesunra

Жыл бұрын

​@@chingis1154 Guess what? Humans are too.

@chingis1154

Жыл бұрын

@@JumugiDesunra on average less than wolves

@JumugiDesunra

Жыл бұрын

@@chingis1154 Eh that's debatable.

I hate seeing "guard dogs" on chains.

@bumblebob5979

2 жыл бұрын

Well, god said that man should rule over the other animals. Which means, they are expendeble. Thats what many humans never go beyond, in mental development.

@TgamerBio5529

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah

@marcelkroeze7580

2 жыл бұрын

Well most dont understand they chain up the dog to avoid it chasing off a wolf and running into a ambush. You really think these people dont know they live in wolf country? Dont know the risks? And maybe the dog isnt one who likes being Indoors.. and looking a video afterwards is always easy to judge on others, you dont know why so dont judge before you know your dog is the next victim of your mistake.

@bumblebob5979

2 жыл бұрын

@@marcelkroeze7580 Read my message again! "-Well, God said that man should rule over the other animals. Which means, they are expendeble. Thats what many humans never go beyond, in mental development." Let's see your level of development.

@marcelkroeze7580

2 жыл бұрын

@@bumblebob5979 as the citydweller said. Im a farmer, i know my way around animals and nature dont lecture me on my own craft.

Damn the single wolf that pulls the dog and breaks the dog leash was really strong

Why the hell was that guy's first reaction when his dog was confronted by a wolf to pull out a camera and not protect his f**king dog? He only even yelled when the dog got seriously hurt. Like what the hell. I'm sorry, but that just angers me so much. People like that don't deserve animals. About a month ago our dog ran into a bear on a hike. We immediately hooked him up and left and gave that bear her space. How anyone's mind just turns to "let's watch this animal maul my family member on camera and possibly have the other animal seriously injured as well" is beyond me.

@tatyonajoyea6952

2 жыл бұрын

My dad put himself between a black bear and his best friend, who is a 110 pound Malamute after he ran behind my dad for protection. It was a random encounter less a stones throw away from our house. The bear wasn’t in attack mode and neither was my dad. But we live in bear/wolf/mountain lion country and all my dad ever carries with him is a knife. Most people would carry a gun in bear country and I think that they should if there’s even a remote chance of an encounter with a killer bear or wolf. Amazingly, my pops isn’t afraid of death, and I know he can take care of himself out there, whether it’s dealing with wolves or mountain lions. Here’s a tiny bit of history on why we don’t hunt bears: I’m a descendant of the plains tribes that were nearly wiped out by war and disease in the central part of North America but the one thing that couldn’t be taken from us was our culture - I’m from the northern plains - and we don’t hunt bears. Our elders told us not to for the bears are our brothers. With that being said, an old chief from one of the neighbouring tribes (Bloods of Alberta) chased and killed brother bear - a giant grizzly - armed with just his spear when the bear attacked the sleeping camp and ran off with a young child dangling from its mouth. Be safe out there.

@odizza1688

2 жыл бұрын

What??? Dude its a F'in wolf.

@jeannoelsandrazie1874

2 жыл бұрын

Modern civilization. Next time he'll do a selfie with the wolf....

@ShaneBoy

2 жыл бұрын

If the black Wolf clip you talking about. They where playmates. Out of context it looked like an attack.

@robertanthonydelacruz

Жыл бұрын

@@ShaneBoy lol watch the full video, its a lone wolf, and big black wolf looks a former alpha, the wolf biting husky neck and while running thats why the camera man shouting and running to the wolf to save his dog

WHHHHYYYYY do people insist on owning a dog while KNOWING that the area they live in have wolves and/or bears!?🤨😐😒 And to make matters worse, they leave their dogs outdoors TIED UP.....BY THEMSELVES! One full grown German Shepherd CAN'T fight off 2-4 full grown wolves!

@nukeman444

2 жыл бұрын

That's why you do not chain your dog outside. He's at a great disadvantage even against a small poodle, let alone wild wolves.

@vkdeen7570

2 жыл бұрын

it wouldn't even be able to take on 1 timber wolf. something like a big American pittbull or dogo that's bred specifically for fighting or guarding (I.e. not a pet) might be able to sufficiently hold its own for a single wolf to think it's not worth it. it really is suicide for you dog leaving it out like that in the open tied. u might as well shoot your dog now ... it'd be less cruel

@larryc1616

Жыл бұрын

One wolf can eat your gsd!

This was tough to watch. I love dogs and wolves especially as wolves are my clan animal. Any dog owner who leaves their dog outside in a wolf area is a fool. I'm lucky to live in a country that doesn't have wolves or anything that can kill you. Love this channel so much

@dogifish0078

2 жыл бұрын

WHY ARE DOGS ON CHAIN OUTSIDE HUMANS KILLED THOSE DOGS THEY CAN'T EVEN ESCAPE FROM WOLF BECAUSE THEY ARE CHAINED

@robertobreglia9224

2 жыл бұрын

@@dogifish0078 i agree with you 👍👍

@Ahmed-Youcef1959

2 жыл бұрын

@@dogifish0078 Well said ,thank you .

@lindatrainor1702

2 жыл бұрын

Our country has wolves and Bobcats bears of all kinds. Problem humans are pushing wildlife into extinction by how forest are pushed back and homes are spreading across once had been forest homes of wolves bears mountain lions. People that live in those areas need to bring pets inside not outside alone. I have seen raccoons, animal other animals here in the city. If I ever get to live in the outskirts of farm countries I will build a large close in fence with wires around top of fence second a sidewalk all around the fence line. If my dogs need to go outside at night I will be outside with a loud speaker and a bright light that would be blinding. I love wild life but my dogs are the only reason I am alive.

@maniacram

2 жыл бұрын

Not for long my child. Not for long...

Leaving animals chained outside is animal abuse, especially at night in the wilderness. If one is walking in the wild, have the dog on leash, or impeccably train your dog. Edit: I was not clear enough for some people on this thread. Some breeds do well in the outdoors. I know, I've even cared for wolves. The abuse is because of the CHAIN. A chained animal is handicapped & basically offered up as bait to other carnivores. Appropriate shelter is still important no matter what the dog breed & climate.

@snapdragon9300

2 жыл бұрын

Better yet, know the area your hiking /walking in, not just what's in the area, but weather reports. So many hikers go unprepared and get caught up in a storm or get lost.🙄And never walk dogs where wolves exist.

@benthekeeshond545

2 жыл бұрын

@@snapdragon9300 Unless you have a machine gun with plenty of ammunition. Better yet, hike with at least 2 people, armed.

@josephmiller4616

2 жыл бұрын

@@snapdragon9300 Ive never heard of this. Wolves attack people walking their dogs?

@bigalsnow8199

2 жыл бұрын

No it's not. The whole reason that we domesticated the animal was to watch and guard the exterior of our homes. We GOT the interior, just watch the exterior. That's a all they gotta do.

@asktheanimals

2 жыл бұрын

@@bigalsnow8199 , if they are chained, they cannot defend well at all. They are basically being offered up with a handicap to any other predators out there. Better to have them within a fenced perimeter.

I live in Denmark and we have a big discussion about wolves where people think they should be exterminated and do not belong here, I am a big wolf lover and even have 2 wolf dogs where the oldest is soon 11 years old I personally can not understand why people blame the wolf for so much because of their own ignorance

@dogifish0078

2 жыл бұрын

WHY ARE DOGS ON CHAIN OUTSIDE HUMANS KILLED THOSE DOGS THEY CAN'T EVEN ESCAPE FROM WOLF BECAUSE THEY ARE CHAINED

@RuerlKhan

2 жыл бұрын

A wolfdog in Denmark? As a fellow dane I am very curious as to where you got such and what your experiences is!

@bull0703

2 жыл бұрын

@@RuerlKhan The Lars breed is called Czechoslovakian wolf dog and my experience with them is that they are somewhat different to handle than ordinary dogs so you have to be ready to get advice from others about it. one is from northern sweden and the other is from lithaun and you should expect that they cost about 20,000kr and about 800kr a month in food if you have to feed optimally and a good insurance as they can easily ruin things due to their nature

@bull0703

2 жыл бұрын

@@RuerlKhan you can contact me on fb with Johnni Melgaard and the same picture as on this page

@RuerlKhan

2 жыл бұрын

@@bull0703 Tossed you a friend and a message via fb now :)

I have staffies, i am convinced there closer related ti seals than wolfs 🤣 🙈

@anarua3287

2 жыл бұрын

I have a staffy too - he’s a little land shark

@darkoxyde7064

2 жыл бұрын

I have 3 amstaffs too they will rip wolf ass 🤣

@briancunningham1927

2 жыл бұрын

Aye seals that love their home comforts 😂

@luciusesox1luckysox570

2 жыл бұрын

Lol.. yeah My Staffy might have a little Seal in him as well.

@WDLC1911

2 жыл бұрын

@@luciusesox1luckysox570 It’s SEAL: (SE), (A)ir, (L)and. I’ve had Pit Bulls and they ARE like DevGru and Delta Force packed into a medium-small package. 👍👍👍

Take away: a dog dies by wolf, then that's 99% of the time on the owner.

There was a sequence on one of the famous BBC or Nat Geo shows recently that showed the tables turned when a pack of wolves entered an Italian Appenine village at night chasing a deer. A pack of local guard dogs chased most of the wolves off- but one got caught on a road. The dogs were as large as the wolves and made quick work of this wolf straggler. Also difficult to watch.

@tufflucal4037

3 ай бұрын

@jeffreythurston8492 Yea it's no wonder why wolves would attack dogs. Wolves aren't dumb and they know where domestic canines loyalties lie anyway..... With the humans.

Anneka needs her own show: Wolf Whisperer

@DrunkyBearAslaxVODs

2 жыл бұрын

The wolf obsessed

@sovietvalkyrie3473

2 жыл бұрын

@@DrunkyBearAslaxVODs Werewolf diaries: the hunt for Brian Laundrie

@sovietvalkyrie3473

2 жыл бұрын

@sergei zeneckz sergei back in the gulag!

I love wolfs but watching that clip of them killing that GSD was difficult to watch

@claytonberg721

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, watching those dogs killed over and over was gratuitous. I get it would boost views but despite being called 'animal watch' most of us are here to see dogs, and love dogs.

@Brownsocksflirt

Жыл бұрын

It was a husky mix, not a shepherd

At the end of the day they're all wolves. If your dog wasn't domesticated they'd be outside doing the same thing. Why? Because everyone gotta eat, that's "why."

@jcjc248

2 жыл бұрын

That's why Wolves kill Dogs? Your statement makes no sense..

@esthetics4512

2 жыл бұрын

In that case you might as well serve yourself up to some lions or tigers animals gotta eat ryt

@lightup6751

2 жыл бұрын

@@jcjc248 it makes perfect sense. predators go for their prey

@lightup6751

2 жыл бұрын

@@esthetics4512 why would anyone serve themselves? its also natural for tigers and lions to prey on humans. the wolves did nothing wrong. this isnt the jungle book

@hmvollbanane1259

2 жыл бұрын

Did you miss the part where she specifically mentions that wolfes don't even like to eat dog meat and that starvation circumstances left aside it is all about territory? After all we also don't kill rats, mices, snakes, cockroaches and other pests in our home because we want to eat them but because our instinct tells us to protect our territory and supplies and hence the pure thought of them being within our home causes us disgust and revulsion as well as the drive to get rid of them

If the dogs weren't on chains, they might actually have a change at getting away.

@deontaylor1547

2 жыл бұрын

A dog is NOT getting away from a wolf in period

@acecole9311

2 жыл бұрын

@@deontaylor1547 maybe if there are more than 1. but it is not unreasonable to think that a dog could escape from a wolf, or depending on the breed, fight off.

@colbymasvidal2397

2 жыл бұрын

@Aniwayas Song Lol u know nothing, wolfs arent really that strong alone, i could name u a couple of dog breeds right here that would smoke most wolfs in a 1v1 but you wouldnt understand🤣👍

Wolves are hardened wild creatures. And dogs aren’t. Virtually anything with these qualities will destroy something without them.

Wait so Wolves are clever enough to "Honey trap?" Yikes.

There's a study on wolf packs done by some preservation group that demonstrates wolves' order of survival in the wild. The pack would kill even members of their own pride if said member somehow befriended by humans.

@stevenseagal5950

Жыл бұрын

That's not a thing

This is awesome information we all should keep in mind at all times. Thank you, Anneka

I had a close call riding on the trails at night with coyotes and my blue bay. My trainer said a shock collar could save his life and that night it did. Freki shot after something in the dark 30 seconds later I told my son to hit the red button. Freki came back and so did the coyotes. The shock collar kept him on the front of the horses and the coyotes were behind us yapping like crazy. They followed us for a mile until we got out of the wild area and continued yapping until we were too far to hear them.

@Felix_Effex

2 жыл бұрын

yea, sounds like my neighbors pack of terriers..

@user-pt8fg8ix1c

2 жыл бұрын

Keep him close in the wild..trust me

I agree bring your pets in it is not the wolves fault that we have invaded their territories unfortunately pushing them to a smaller and smaller area. We seem to be doing all of our wild animals this way. Then we expect them to except the limited area and limited food access. It said what we do just to have her away

I raised a pack of wolves. Mama was full timber and dad was a mix of red wolf and Malamute. I had help raising them from my rescue dog, Toby. He was a Corgi sized Heinz 57 mutt. When toby was old and frail, mama wolf protected him from her rambunctious cubs. I socialized them with my neighbors and they would protect my neighbor's livestock from coyotes.

@jcjc248

2 жыл бұрын

You have no proof snd nobody asked..

@emmanuelervin5035

Жыл бұрын

@@jcjc248 I hate people like you. Always negative and screwed up in the head. Wants the world to be miserable like you.

I'm from Alaska and was going to mention Romeo and suggest you do a video on him! But I didn't have to! Great video, and yeah, chaining your dog outside is bad on so many levels. Why even have a dog if you're just gonna chain them outside!

@dogifish0078

2 жыл бұрын

WHY ARE DOGS ON CHAIN OUTSIDE HUMANS KILLED THOSE DOGS THEY CAN'T EVEN ESCAPE FROM WOLF BECAUSE THEY ARE CHAINED

@abraxsp5837

2 жыл бұрын

@@dogifish0078 ignorance, perhaps they thought "not my dog" Or maybe they're alarm dogs, and not pets. Meant to alert the owners of impending wildlife attacks, as most those places look like farms. Better the cheap dog than expensive livestock. I get that it's infuriating, but this is life. Those dogs statistically have better average lives than these wolves. Just a quick Google search would alert you of how great a population dogs have globally, sitting around 900 million. Wolves have a global population of around 200,000, which really isn't a very large number

@kathrynhernandez1654

2 жыл бұрын

My dogs are outside for protection ! People have become so sensitive.

@kathrynhernandez1654

2 жыл бұрын

It’s how you coexist. If u don’t have dogs then u have to constantly kill racons and coyotes. So better you have dogs to keep things away. And alert you of anything in you area. Why do You think we domesticated wolf in the first place?? I can tell you it wasn’t for a cute dog to sit out your couch. Love my dogs there my lively hood but they are still dogs.

@diorrbrii251

2 жыл бұрын

@@kathrynhernandez1654 i feel bad for your dogs i hope they run away from u lol

Absolutely wonderful video. Thank you Anneka.

I have 3 malinois & 3 dobermans. All protection dogs who defend my perimeter and family but even with these 6 monsters I wouldn't leave them locked up outside, they have their own shed where they stay at night but have access to come in and out as they please, I'm confident they are well enough trained to defend them self or run and bark near the house to wake me up.

@sidneyswinney2367

2 жыл бұрын

6 of the best dog breeds to have at one time, I doubt a wolf is foolish enough to try his luck with them on guard lol

Thank you for this program

Thanks for this episode anneka

What happens if the wolves encounter a female dog husky or derivates in heat instead? Is she still competition or will they be lured by her scent instead? I imagined something like they approach agressively then smell her scent and calm down but I may be wrong and they can still attack her.

The dogs should chain up their owners at night and see how they like them apples

@alking6633

2 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU FOR SAYING THIS. 👏👏👏I blame the owners.

@wavingdragon

2 жыл бұрын

Chain the hooman up in the middle of a dark narrow alley overnight and see if they'll learn.

If you live in an area with wolves: First off, don't leave your dogs outside overnight or for long periods during the day unsupervised. Second; when you take your dog for a walk in an area known to be inhabited by wolves, bring items like pepper spray, bear spray, a solid walking stick, an extendable baton, and a firearm (if possible, and only if you are comfortable carrying one and only if you are experienced and proficient with it) as a last resort. I wouldn't encourage anyone to bring a gun instead of the other items I listed. The noise of a gunshot will often, but not always, frighten away wild animals. The pepper or bear spray would still be the best option, because the best outcome is for you, your dog, and the wolf or wolves to walk away alive and without any serious injuries. Thirdly, when choosing a new dog, go for larger more capable breeds and mixes. If you are in a rural area in Alaska, Northern Canada, Northern Russia, Finland, Norway, or Sweden; a thirty pound Jack Russell terrier is probably not your ideal companion. Look for a Malamute, Irish Wolfhound, Mastiff, large Labrador, Rottweiler mix, Saint Bernard or Saint Bernard mix and make sure your new dog is prepared for the cold and snow. If you're dog doesn't have thick fur with an undercoat, get him or her some sweaters, a coat, cold weather shoes, and something to cover his or her head and ears. Some dog jackets and coats have an attached hood or head covering but beanies and other insulated hats and caps designed for dogs are also available. I live in the Rockies, about 5500 feet above sea level and we have a Redbone hound and black and tan hound mix named Cooper. Cooper is beautiful and weighs about seventy pounds, but his athletic build and fine thin coat of fur don't offer a lot of protection from the elements. Instead, he has several sweaters, shirts, and coats, in his own drawer in my wife and my chest of drawers. It seems silly, but it's necessary for him when it's -10°f (-23°c) outside.

@larryc1616

Жыл бұрын

No bear spray, if I see a wolf in the woods, I'll shoot it dead💀🐺

Thanks for the video, I learned a few things and can't wait for the video covering romeos story, as sad as it may sound

Would love to hear the story of that Canadian wolf. I heard that there isn't a gene that codes for black fur in wolves and that black furred wolves are usually dog mixes. So could that be a factor in that black wolf's temperament that lead to him/her befriending the dogs?

@1BobsYourUncle

2 жыл бұрын

That’s not correct, there are black wolves, black coyotes and black dogs. All can have a recessive gene which causes them to be all black to near all black.

@benthekeeshond545

2 жыл бұрын

@@1BobsYourUncle I believe scientists isolated the black wolf gene and it originated from dogs. It is not to say a black wolf is more like a dog than other wolves but a black wolf carries that particular gene that caused it to be a black wolf. Dogs and wolves separated 40,000 years ago.

@kaylahbkitty9691

2 жыл бұрын

Talking about the K locus genes ? I'm a bit familiar with it usually a wolf with two big B's usually die in the womb but one with 1 big B and 1 lower case b usually end up black and wolf with 2 lower case b's has the natural grey coat which can include brown colors too which is considered a grey morph also. Yes its been narrowed down that the black coat gene did come from dogs but likely it's not super recent likely generational so its like a helpful recessive gene that boosts the immune system.

@boosie5501

2 жыл бұрын

@@kaylahbkitty9691 are you familiar with 💄

@the13thdukeofwybourne77

2 жыл бұрын

I would have thought the black (melanistic) gene is a dominant gene, (like it is in rabbits and squrrels).Once it's in the mix, it isn't going to go away?

I've got a question, not sure if anyone can help but I have a wolf dog, she's 75% wolf. I'd bring her to the dog park everyday, then one day, at about 2 1/2 years old, she started attacking submissive dogs and any female dogs that would come close to her. She never hurt any of them but would hold them down by their throat and make the most horrific noises. I'd have the owners of these poor dogs check them over for injury, there was never a scratch, but it was awful. At first i thought maybe she was having a bad day, but 5 days in a row this happened. I've never brought her back. She's misses her friends so much. How do I fix this, is it fixable? I've talked to dog trainers, they have no idea what to do. I need a wolf behaviorist but I can't find one. Any suggestions?

@faramund9865

2 жыл бұрын

I used to walk this alpine white herder type dog. She had already attacked a small dog and bit him before. So I knew to keep her on a leash when I saw him, I always say ‘I’ was so strong that well, the leash SNAPPED and she went for the same dog again. Didn’t harm him this time but yeah it was not good. I think there’s a good reason that we bred these pups to be more ‘civil’. You need a lot of expertise to raise a ‘civil’ wolf. And they’re certainly not suited for city life, if that’s where you’re living...

@bobandthewolfdogs

2 жыл бұрын

@@faramund9865 no, I don't live in the city, I have a giant yard for her. What I can't figure out is why submissive dogs and other females trigger her. She loves cats, children, babies, and all humans. I spoke with the breeder who told me that they can change as adults, and that's what happened. But had no advice on how to fix the problem. We went to dog parks every day, rain, snow or shine, 2 hours a day, for 2 years. Then one morning she changed, it all changed. I don't know if I did something different, or what. I think because I'm in the situation it's harder for me to be objective. We'll be just fine if we never go to a dog park again but she loved it so much, had many dog friends and good times. I'd love for her to have that back and would be willing to try about anything for her. But long walks and open fields with no dogs around will still make her happy.

@JA-ux1rz

2 жыл бұрын

She's just showing more wolf-like normal behavior, as she has reached social maturity, if she was in a pack she would try to figure out her social ranking. Domesticating dogs has toned down a lot of wolf behavior like strict pack hierarchy by breeding out the undesirable traits. Mixing them back with wolves is just a roll of the dice as to what behaviors you'll get.

@owlrecon6263

2 жыл бұрын

You are the "pack 'alpha'" she sees herself as the pack alphas mate and every other dog is below her she is just letting them know that is why she doesn't physically hurt them but she does take them down and physically submit them to her if they fight back them she will hurt them

@kaylahbkitty9691

2 жыл бұрын

@@owlrecon6263 wolves don't have alphas that's a whole myth its literally a family unit between usually a dominant male who is the father and the dominant female who is the mother the pups eventually become subordinates or leave to start a pack of their own.

That black wolf was massive! What type of wolf is that one? Where is it from?

@marcelkroeze7580

2 жыл бұрын

Its just a wolf?? Never seen a wolf in real life?

@Kyle-ut4jg

2 жыл бұрын

@@marcelkroeze7580 it is an altered video. In the original video it was much higher quality and the wolf was much smaller.

"Wolves are beautiful amazing creatures..." I agree totally. I am fascinated by them and would love to see one in the wild. I love your channel, I must admit that the beautiful presenter is an added bonus!

@ricardo5910

2 жыл бұрын

No you dont want to see one in the wild, unless you are crazy. They are fascinating creatures indeed, but you definely dont want to come across a pack or even a single starving wolf in the wild unless you have a death wish.

@lightup6751

2 жыл бұрын

@@ricardo5910 wolves typically dont attack humans, they are usually skittish and very cautious

@DeletedAccountForSure

2 жыл бұрын

@@lightup6751 you can't imagine what a hungry starving lone wolf can do...all those rules you said doesn't apply to them.

@lightup6751

2 жыл бұрын

@@DeletedAccountForSure fair enough. if they starving I guess any animal its possible. but in general wolves are extremely skittish and wont attack humans. there is facts and statistics backing this up.

I love learning from this chanel!

my guess would be that they are in their territory and since wolfs like to hunt in packs, its easy for them to attack since they have the numbers. i wouldn't think a lone wolf would attack a dog

@AngelaMerici12

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly, lone wolfs are also attacked by other wolfs.

@mycolliesandme268

2 жыл бұрын

There is film of a lonely Wolf attacking a lonely dog on this.

@HebuTheLoneWolf

2 жыл бұрын

@@mycolliesandme268 well some lone wolfs are sick and will just yolo it when they are hungry since they have nothing to lose. like lone wolfs that attack humans bc they have rabies. and then there is the size of a dog. lone wolfs will attack small dogs since they have the upper hand and small dogs ait a threat. but its rare for a one wolf to attack a large dog, medium size they might try their luck but mostly they will avoid large and medium size dogs

@neverendinglove4473

2 жыл бұрын

That's not true lone wolves are no less prone to attacking dogs it happens alot sometimes even more so as with no pack they have no hunting Partners which means that competitors are more harshly dealt with because a lone wolf has a harder time getting food.

@mycolliesandme268

2 жыл бұрын

But there is film of a lone Wolf attacking a lone dog on this video and dragging it away, the Wolf looks pretty strong and healthy. The dog was not a small dog, but compared to the Wolf it may be a little smaller. There is other film evidence of lone wolves attacking dogs. So they do.

Called it, I already knew wolves will attack other wolves on their territory and then I'm like it's probably because they see them as wolves. Though I didn't know they attacked every canine.

What is the music starting from 1:49 it sounds so familiar but I can't remember the name or where it's from

Great video, thanks a lot! :-)

Wolves attack and kill coyotes, but I'm not sure if they eat them.

@dogifish0078

2 жыл бұрын

They eat them

@almac9203

2 жыл бұрын

Sometimes they get friendly and create coywolves.

@herohamza1196

2 жыл бұрын

@@dogifish0078 carnivores don't prey on their fellow family

@pimpompoom93726

Жыл бұрын

@@almac9203 Has that been substantiated with genetic research? I've heard the rumors of Coywolves, but in the wild they are almost always competitors and enemies.

@almac9203

Жыл бұрын

@@pimpompoom93726 it has 100 percent been confirmed. Do a search of Eastern Coyotes and you will see that they are bigger than their Western counterparts and that is due to the presence of Wolf genes in that population.

I've had a few run ins with wolves where I live, we keep a pack of Ovtcharkas or Caucasian Shepherd Dog , 12 of them, they re not caged or leashed and roam free around the property. They started coming for my farm animals first and then one of my dogs and after losing 4 5 members of their pack, the wolf pack has moved on. Our wolves are about the same size but much lighter, about 100 lbs difference between the two so it takes 2 3 wolves to take one of the dogs down. The rest of the dog pack intervenes very quickly and the attack is always called off. Any wolf that stays or gets trapped is killed.

@josephmiller4616

2 жыл бұрын

How big is your property where you can have your dogs run free? How do they react to people visiting or walking outside your property lines. Sounds like a dream.

@BrandinMeester

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly! Livestock guardian dogs, they have the wrong type of dogs and they chain their dogs up like bait.

Lmao, the wolves used honey pot tactics 😭 Like assassin's creed courtesans

People your dogs will not beat a wolf 9/10 times doesn’t matter what dog you have they have twice the biteforce of the strongest dog. They’re bigger or just as big they’re smarter, faster, stronger. Just look how much longer their jaws are then a dogs that’s a deadly bite. Dog breaks skin when the bite a wolf crushes bones when they bite. They’re so smart they make threat assessments whether it’s worth the risk or not.

1:38 wolves fooling husky with scent of female in heat and then killing the excited husky. That's crazy. 😂😂

@jayleeclough1199

2 жыл бұрын

Keep in mind those huskies are on of very few breeds that come from ancient artic wolves. So that's actually a closer match in fight/ bite ability and agility.

@trnpikeliz

2 жыл бұрын

@@jayleeclough1199 not accurate

I'd love to see a follow up video on Livestock Guardian Dogs on this subject. I know you have a lot of videos on Livestock Guardian Dogs but I haven't seen much on how well they work against wolf attacks. I've seen a few videos of lone LGDs getting attacked and even a pair of them getting attacked but I haven't seen anything on how effective a proper pack of LGDs fair against an attack. Then there's also the ethical argument. Is it unethical to leave a pack of working LGDs out to protect the livestock against wolves or not? I personally have a few LGDs but I only have a small homestead with ducks and chickens. We utilize a doggie door so our LGDs can come in and out during the night. We also don't have any local wolves, just coyotes, foxes, hawks and neighboring dogs that have made a meal of our poultry in the past.

@karmaakabane1113

2 жыл бұрын

Ive seen you from kurgan owner youtube you really are interested at owning wolfdog?

@The_Woof_Pack

2 жыл бұрын

@@karmaakabane1113 I've considered it but I have my hands full with 18 dogs atm.

@asktheanimals

2 жыл бұрын

She has videos about LGDs. Check out her channel video list.

@karmaakabane1113

2 жыл бұрын

@@asktheanimals lgds? What thats mean?

@fluffyusa

2 жыл бұрын

@@karmaakabane1113 LGDs are large to giant in size, very powerful, high to highly aggressive defensive dogs. They are highly territorial, high fences are a must with posted signs. They really don't listen to commands because of their independent mindset. If some unknown friend or family member which the dog hasn't bond to, lock it up/muzzle or tie it up away from the person. If not the dog will attack him or her without fear!!!

“That you have chosen to leave outside”. If you know there are wolves around why leave a dog outside. That’s a pointless question because you have to ask, why would you complain to the government about the wolf hurting/ killing the dog.

Why do you think old books made wolves were made to be the villains?

@tanatribe

2 жыл бұрын

I heard a true story of a beast killing women in Europe was thought to be a wolf, mayby a desperate wolf

@dogifish0078

2 жыл бұрын

WHY ARE DOGS ON CHAIN OUTSIDE HUMANS KILLED THOSE DOGS THEY CAN'T EVEN ESCAPE FROM WOLF BECAUSE THEY ARE CHAINED

@faramund9865

2 жыл бұрын

Because for the last couple of thousand years, we’ve been keeping all sorts of cattle here in Europe. And guess what, wolves will take an easy pray any day. We relied on the cattle to get us through the winter through food and clothing. So if you wake up and a bunch of them are killed, you will hate the wolf. Add to that extremely rare incidents with children, and you have your villain.

I can just admire these beast on TV... Never am I going to own one...

@dogifish0078

2 жыл бұрын

WHY ARE DOGS ON CHAIN OUTSIDE HUMANS KILLED THOSE DOGS THEY CAN'T EVEN ESCAPE FROM WOLF BECAUSE THEY ARE CHAINED

@1forelle

2 жыл бұрын

@@dogifish0078 that is exactly why I just could not watch the clips of the dogs being attacked/killed/dragged away to their deaths - even though I’m usually okay watching animals killing animals in, idk, documentaries. It was so entirely avoidable if the owners would’ve just cared for their dogs. Simply breaks my heart.

beautiful pictures Anneka. Btw I still find it hard to comprehend the size difference. So I have a chihuahua and a german shepherd; such a contrast in sizes but a wolf is just on another level.

Very logic what she explained! 👍🐾🍀🐾🍀❤

If the first minute of this video taught me anything it’s never keep your dog outside on a chain and always have multiple dogs

There are feral rules which your domestic dogs don't learn coz you don't let your dog out in open which makes them unfamiliar to feral rules and they fall victim to wolves. Dogs which are ferals knows the feral rules and they can deal with wolves.

@stevenseagal5950

Жыл бұрын

Wtf are you talking about?

poor dogs rip 🐕🐩🐺and wolves

Excellent program, I wish you success. It is possible to request a presentation about Lulu's dog

Kinda makes me think of what Cardinal West said in a Xenofiction suggestion about wolves: maybe they kill dogs as vengeance for betraying their kin?

Such bs about wolf dog hybrids. They do not have any good traits

I love your content and the information you provide. This video is no exemption! But I could not bear watching the clips of the dogs being attacked and dragged away. I’m usually okay watching animals killing other animals in documentaries for example, but I had to cover the clips here. Probably because their suffering, fear and deaths were completely avoidable and prevented if their owners had just cared for them as they’re supposed to. That just completely breaks my heart. Thank you for appealing to the common sense of dog owners in these territories!

Good knowledge 👍👍

meanwhile in wolf-city a tale is passed down to the pupps about how humans are highly territorial, and will kill anything that goes within their territory. But you can avoid the human attack if you just act calm and leave the wolf alone that is already a captive to them walking by them on a leash...

Anneka thank you very much for this very interesting video. Some images are very strong but this is the nature and now i understood the reason of this. The wolves are fantastic animals and they must be protected in all the world! 👍👍👍👍💯❤🐺

@rosanamussin236

2 жыл бұрын

💯wolves are beautiful 🤩

@dogifish0078

2 жыл бұрын

WHY ARE DOGS ON CHAIN OUTSIDE HUMANS KILLED THOSE DOGS THEY CAN'T EVEN ESCAPE FROM WOLF BECAUSE THEY ARE CHAINED

@rosanamussin236

2 жыл бұрын

@@dogifish0078 I think some dog’s owners don’t deserve them . For me dogs are family members and deserve the same treat 🤗

@robertobreglia9224

2 жыл бұрын

@@dogifish0078 Yes keeping dogs chained is a mistake!

Wolves are predators, any animal the pack encounters that they can kill will be consumed. But a pack of working line Live Stock Guardian dogs will deter wolves. My male CAO's would dispatch several wolves in a matter of seconds. The vast majority of wolves weight 115-135 pounds, not the 180 pounds frequently referenced, and in nature might makes for right. So when a 160-200 pound dogs, bred for centuries to combat and if necessary dispatch wolves confronts a wolf, the wolves in most instances choose not to engage in combat with the dogs, because the risk outweighs the reward. If they are injured, they might starve and die, or be killed by other pack members, that is the harsh reality of nature. But when a wolf pack encounters a single dog, even a large specimen, the many can overwhelm the one. If the wolf pack encounters mediaum sized dogs such as German Shepherds, pitbulls, Dutch Shephards, etc, they will be killed quickly.

@oliverm7138

2 жыл бұрын

I am sorry but a wolf has a 1200 psi biteforce a dog has no chance no matter the dog.

@robertennew

2 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you were honest in 'the many dispatch the few'... I've seen the folly of the alleged 'Wolf Killer'. Yes they hold their own against 1 lone small desperate wolf, or when they're a pack of dogs (ironic, pack of wolves). The propaganda of 'Wolf killers' speaks volumes about man... nature & science cares about 'power to weight ratio' & 'psi' or intelligent instinct. No 'wolf killer' can match it, even though they may hold their own by size. *Watch how Huskies, Spitz, wolf breeds playfight... they use the advantage of a long snout to grab leg, & rake teeth down bone slicing major femoral arteries in legs. Tacticians, will kill rival by causing them to 'bleed out'. How a breeders Husky died from a fight with another pack member. Now imagine a wolf, who's careful of risk & injury, could mean deathnell untreated in the wild. They aren't scared of alleged 'wolfkillers', cautious yes, but they don't have the advantage of human intervention/veterinarian treatment, & luxury of a full belly of food always.

@marcelkroeze7580

2 жыл бұрын

@@oliverm7138 depends on the wolf, the european wolf has "only" around 600psi. Its the use of the power that makes the difference. 600psi directed to a throat is perfect, 900psi on a leg worthless. A wolf always goes for the troath. If an animal is attacked and killed from the front, 9 out of 10 times it was a wolf.

@oliverm7138

2 жыл бұрын

Bullshit no domestic dog could kill a grey wolf. Most livestock guardian dogs can deter wolves but they would not last long in a confrontation. Wolves are known to lure dogs away from flocks/herds, kill them and then their packs can attack the herd.

My Komondor never attacked for death. Any Komondor confronted had caused predator to flee.

I Love your Eclectic and Interesting Subject Matter; Your Fantastic ~ Love You, Keep Bringing Us The Wonderful Presentation Sweetie ~

Dog: Oi! Back off! This is my owner’s heard! Wolf: Your owner? Where is him/she? Leaving you outside while they enjoy the warmth inside? Dog:… Wolf: You chosen human to become their pet and what you get? Dog: Pets and food! Wolf: Okay pets are a good argument, but I won’t call that food. I live a life of a warrior, glory and dies on my battle field. I am free, while you are chained like a slave, and your only future is grow old and gets abandoned or euthanized. YOUR OWNER DOESN’T CARE ABOUT YOU. Call them! Bark! Dog: *barks and no one came* Wolf: SEE?! Haha your owner doesn’t care. Dog: …DUEL. I challenge you to a duel! I want to die a fighter, not a slave! Wolf: You will lose, you are chained. Dog: I don’t care, get this chain off me or end me right here! Are you afraid you will lose to a dog!?! Fight me! Wolf: … I will get in trouble. Dog: that’s even better! That proves my owner DO care about me. Teeth ready!

@yizhouwoong1626

2 жыл бұрын

Nice comment 👍!!

@ScarabKing143

2 жыл бұрын

My dog: My hoomans never chained me. I am free and happy.

@WDLC1911

2 жыл бұрын

Aaron, that would be the attitude of the fighting strains of the Fighting Breeds, particularly the gamebred Pit Bull: “Killed sometimes, defeated never” and “If I ain’t dead, I ain’t done.”

@benthekeeshond545

2 жыл бұрын

@@WDLC1911 The horrible people who fight their dogs were there watching the fight. Thus the dog was fighting under the presence of the human alpha. Even a pit or a dogo argentino or even the Kangal and Alabai shepherd dogs are not as brave when their human masters are not with them.

@WDLC1911

2 жыл бұрын

@@benthekeeshond545, wrong. You know little about working APBTs.

Hm another reason not to teether dogs I think put them in the house at night or at least in a secure enclosed area they can't get into would help keep some of this from happening so I totally agree with her

@dogifish0078

2 жыл бұрын

WHY ARE DOGS ON CHAIN OUTSIDE HUMANS KILLED THOSE DOGS THEY CAN'T EVEN ESCAPE FROM WOLF BECAUSE THEY ARE CHAINED

@nightlyrowentree6047

2 жыл бұрын

@@dogifish0078 lol why are you on all caps I get that honestly dogs and cats should be inside if there's no humans watching them or have the ability to go in and outside and outside I fenced in and enclosed and stay in at night but people don't care or are wilfully ignorant which is sad and they should have a pet in the first place honestly

Not one of those dogs was a GSD which seems to imply wolves do recognize a hybrid dna

I could never express in words how much I love these animals. Wolves are so misunderstood. I love watching ur channel this is not a critism but just a suggestion it would be a good idea to prepare people for disturbing images. Horrific I love wolves but don't wanna see them kill dogs. Xx

Here in the U.S. coyotes are more prevalent especially in urban areas. In Chicago there are large populations of coyotes. Also coywolf's are becoming more widespread. Did you ever think of doing stories on coyotes or coywolfs?

@kaylahbkitty9691

2 жыл бұрын

Here in Wisconsin I literally see coyotes walking in pairs in the streets downtown lots of pets have gone missing in certain areas where I know yotes hang around I keep my cat indoors at all times. I wish I could see a wild wolf but from a distance would be nice.

@DeletedAccountForSure

2 жыл бұрын

What is coywolf..? Is it a new animal..?

@aaroncalapre5980

2 жыл бұрын

@@DeletedAccountForSure A coywolf is a natural hybrid breed of canid that is the result of a coyote and a wolf mating. I don’t remember the exact details which led to those circumstances but I remember it was confined to a specific area. However, according to this comment, it seems the size of their population and geographical range is expanding Eventually, a small population was produced as wolves and coyotes started seeing each other as potential mates. That is all I know about the subject though.

@aaroncalapre5980

2 жыл бұрын

@@DeletedAccountForSure There are also other naturally occurring hybrids such as the grolar bear which is the offspring of a polar bear and grizzly bear. This happened due to polar bears being forced to slowly migrate south due to climate change where their geographical range and territories eventually overlapped with grizzly bears. Eventually, just like the coyotes and wolves, grizzly bears and polar bears started seeing each other as potential mates which led to the creation of the grolar bear

@ellepant

11 ай бұрын

Wille Coyote cant catch road runner tho.

Loved the way the Wolf gave her a nice smooch at the end of the video! LOL!!!

Great video thanks for share wish you a great weekend and stay safe best greetings from Thailand..

We live in the UK, so do you. Hardly 'Wolves domain' ;-) The only thing anyone can learn is not get pumped up.

@Brownsocksflirt

Жыл бұрын

Why so hateful?

This ignores a host of breeds that were bred to either kill wolves or fend them off. Not to mention most Grey wolves are not as big as the breed here in north America. An Ovcharka will kill a wolf, a pair of them will fight off a whole pack; the average Eurasia Grey is only 45kg where as an Ovcharka on average is 76kg there is a massive size difference. Some Ovcharka exceed even 100kg And this is just one breed. The largest wolf ever was 62kg Timber Wolf and that was up in the McKinley valley in Alaska. Yes wolves are dangerous preadators but they aren't some crazy dog killing beast, don't tie your dogs up and leave them out for a starving pack of wolves. Especially if your dog is under 40kg.

@kaylahbkitty9691

2 жыл бұрын

Even large dog breeds can't best a wolf one on one those breeds can probably mess up those little Eurasian/ Iranian wolves but even in most of those videos the wolf is already injured and trapped. A dogs psi cant even match an adult timber wolf psi also dogs have smaller skulls then wolves . Most wolves are killed by other wolves or humans why do you think most people set a hoard of dogs on a trapped wolf you never see a pack of dogs fighting a pack of wolves usually its multiple dogs ganged up on one animal.

@tylerrobbins8311

2 жыл бұрын

@@kaylahbkitty9691 You must not know what an Ovcharka is, shepards will have a pair of them to fight off entire packs. And trust me an Ovcharka could kill a wolf by itself, the issue is when there is alack of wolves and one dog.

@kaylahbkitty9691

2 жыл бұрын

@@tylerrobbins8311 a Caucasian Shepherd is a mastiff type breed bruh it still can't take on a adult timber wolf animal watch literally has a video on the dog you're speaking about.

@tylerrobbins8311

2 жыл бұрын

@@kaylahbkitty9691 You do realize the average female Ovcharka is larger than the largest male timber wolf ever recorded right? Thet are nearly double the size of a wolf and were bred to kill them. Like a pair of Ovcharka will fend off an entire pack of wolves, hell they will fight off a bear. Bite psi is meaningless as the size and strength of a dog is not consistently tested or documented let alone a wolf. For example an Ovcharka broke a man's arm in a bite suit during training does that mean all Ovcharka bite that hard? No it doesn't, just like assuming all wolves bite with 1000psi is foolish. That well exceeds the threshold of even a wolf's bite by the way as I have never heard of a wolf breaking a mans arm with a bite in a bite suit. But such notions are dubious regardless, what we do know is any Ovcharka will overpower and dominate a wolf as seen an documented in captivity. Your argument is no diffrent than the idiots who think a 45lb Pitbull is stronger and more deadly than a 160lb Rottweiler. Size is the biggest factor and there is a massive size discrepancy.

@kaylahbkitty9691

2 жыл бұрын

@@tylerrobbins8311 whatever makes you happy Mr. Animal planet I still disagree and I said what I said a Caucasian Shep isn't killing a full grown American timber wolf a healthy one at that . Also you might need to calm down or something because who tf is going to read all of the shizz you just spewed.

Could you do more on the german shepherd?

Very good video

Informative video like always, I just wish you hadn’t shown all those poor dogs being killed 😞

@dogifish0078

2 жыл бұрын

WHY ARE DOGS ON CHAIN OUTSIDE HUMANS KILLED THOSE DOGS THEY CAN'T EVEN ESCAPE FROM WOLF BECAUSE THEY ARE CHAINED

@kaylahbkitty9691

2 жыл бұрын

I mean she did say there would be graphic footage

@ryno1509

2 жыл бұрын

@@kaylahbkitty9691 I know, I just think she could have done the video without showing all those dogs being killed

@kaylahbkitty9691

2 жыл бұрын

@@ryno1509 I mean its real life and its better it being shown then you actually seeing your dog ripped apart in front of you dead on the porch or backyard. Also the videos of the dogs getting snatched weren't even bloody yes it can be distressing but the exit button is easy to find so you don't give yourself anymore mental discomfort don't watch a video on wolves killing dogs especially if it has a disclaimer on it. By watching it anyways only causes mental stress on yourself.

@ryno1509

2 жыл бұрын

@@kaylahbkitty9691 seriously ? I liked the video!! I didn’t like seeing dogs get ripped apart (that’s my opinion you can think what you want…) It was a throw away comment and I didn’t even say anything bad about the video, I don’t need lecturing thank you!

Depends on the dog.....why do dogs kill dogs....wolves eat everything....and they actually practice hunting..

@rouxcool1227

2 жыл бұрын

...

In my own actual experience a young wolf mix unattended on a chain was killed by an Akita. It was not my wolf mix or my property but it had been one of our Akitas.

In Iraq late at night(2am-3am) it was not uncommon to see two rival packs of 20-30 Domesticated Feral Dogs fighting and killing each other in the street. Those dogs would eat anything, from a Dead Donkey, Human feces, rats, cats, even deceased people, and other dogs. I have seen 4 or 5 dogs killing and ripping apart a puppy in the middle of the day. When turned loose to fend for themselves they essentially become wolves that are not afraid of people. That is why the common dog is far more dangerous to humans than any Wild Wolf. I once saw a Kangal (presumably someone's pet that got out) surrounded by about 30 dogs being attacked by to or three dogs at a time. He stood his ground, and would tear into and throw off the attackers and then two to three different dogs would jump in. This process repeated several times, before our unit moved on. I did not get to see the end result, but that breed is very courageous. Nature is truly Brutal.

@charliedaniel1532

2 жыл бұрын

I guess I am Shadow-banned...

What I find disturbing in this video is Anneka's lack of empathy for poor dogs, her tone of voice and narrative is so robotic, devoid of any feeling. Everything for likes and views I guess, but big disappointment nevertheless. What can be said for poor dogs? Their owners should be held responsible, this is not nature, it's human stupidity that killed these dogs.

@buraksimsek7264

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. I didnt expect her to be so calm and indifferent about it.

@dogifish0078

2 жыл бұрын

WHY ARE DOGS ON CHAIN OUTSIDE HUMANS KILLED THOSE DOGS THEY CAN'T EVEN ESCAPE FROM WOLF BECAUSE THEY ARE CHAINED

@elssa2tan

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with her approach. She needs to be neutral.

@user-fc3sj7rn6b

2 жыл бұрын

@@buraksimsek7264 word

Livestock guardian dogs

What's weird is, up here on the Canadian border in the u.s. we've got the coy wolf , now known as the Eastern coyote. A much bigger coyote with wolf dna (tested and proven). So at some point they were breeding together when they would normally kill. One of my wolf dogs is in heat and as bad as they want to be outside right now, they hate it inside too hot during winter, I leave them inside as a particular coyote comes in at night I'm guessing due to loud smell of her in heat. they normally stay away. Comes up to my door at night with the wolf dogs (mids/highs) on the other side of the door. It's an interesting thing. When I had just German Shepards, coyotes everywhere, now with the WD they usually stay far away except when in heat

@Animal-Watch

2 жыл бұрын

Hm yes interesting. The coyotes have more confidence for sure so perhaps mixed this into the wolves

All the video footage of chained up 'guard dogs' outside. These dog's must be barking when they see/scent the wolves but I don't see the owners come a running though.🤔 Which sort of makes it pretty pointless having them as guard dog's if you as the owner don't come and investigate! 🙄

No offense to Wolf lovers... but if I'm "walking" my Dog where Wolves might attack them... I would be carrying my .45 Caliber S&W... or .357 Magnum Colt...

@kaylahbkitty9691

2 жыл бұрын

Or just not go in that area its dangerous for you and the animal.

@kaylahbkitty9691

2 жыл бұрын

@ghee cappy I know that already what I'm saying is do your best not to endanger yourself and your animal if you know you live in a area for wolves. Wolves territory stretches for miles something like I said I already know so make sure you know the wild life in the area and make sure your pet isn't unleashed and left alone especially at night when you know predators are roaming around.

@mkl126

2 жыл бұрын

@@kaylahbkitty9691 why not just stay home forever?

@kaylahbkitty9691

2 жыл бұрын

@@mkl126 I mean hey if that's what you want to do so be it.

Saw a kangal take on a pack of wolves while chained in the snow, the kangal survived the onslaught since the owner came out on time, but the kangal was tough enough to hold his ground against 4 large wolves averaging on his size, weaker breeds are more vulnerable, Caucasian shepherds and kangals shred wolves, especially if they are in pairs or more

@daviddave6796

Жыл бұрын

Kangals aren’t legal to own in countries that have gray wolves.

@alexsookhoo9919

Жыл бұрын

@@daviddave6796 well there was a video with it, could be timber wolves or something, not sure the species, but they were the Kangal's size

@daviddave6796

Жыл бұрын

Is that the video where the kangal is tied up to the dog house and the pack of wolves attack it and the owner walks out there after words. Those are eastern wolves. Not gray or also known as timber wolves. They are smaller. As she stated full grown timber wolves get up to about 140 to 175 lbs. to be fair though while most dogs are eating kibble and raw hide. Timber wolves are chewing on moose joints and Buffalo thighs after chasing and tackling it.

@alexsookhoo9919

Жыл бұрын

@@daviddave6796 wasn't woods, snow, and yes I do know timber wolves are smaller than grey wolves cause grey are the biggest, but kangal's do have stronger bites than wolves, and your talking about untrained dogs, trained dogs go through training, and have actual experience in hunting animals, when it comes to dogs it just depends on how it's raised and what their purpose is, a trained kangal I believe could match a grey wolf, I don't know it if will win but it wouldn't be an easy outcome for either.

@daviddave6796

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I meant grey wolfs I said timber. Timber wolf is sub species of the gray.

Disturbing yet interesting and revealing. Doesn't seem as bad now that I understand. You tell it like it is and I dig that. ..And you know, I think there's a little wolf in me x - good channel as you dont see this reality on BBC wildlife programmes.

Imagine a chihuahua vs grey wolf fight in the wild. 🤣

If you leave your dog outside, you should not have a dog. Problem resolved.

@rockobuckom.j.7212

2 жыл бұрын

Yes...should already know of the region and its predators..

@Yeoman7

2 жыл бұрын

So, if your dog is bred to be outside and to protect livestock it should be kept inside? Kinda defeats the purpose.

@dogifish0078

2 жыл бұрын

WHY ARE DOGS ON CHAIN OUTSIDE HUMANS KILLED THOSE DOGS THEY CAN'T EVEN ESCAPE FROM WOLF BECAUSE THEY ARE CHAINED

RIP Romeo u where such a beautiful wolf and I hope much ill will to those basterd poachers

That who cowardly shot Romeo should deserve to be given to a pack of wolves to be judged.

QUESTION: In our little and densely populated country is the wolf returning for the first time in nearly a century. There is little and useless information about encounters when you walk your dog. Especially in winter when it is dark early. We live next to a nature reserve and there are several sightings of wolves and clubs in the area. What I think is beautyfull, but also scary, because we are not used to wolves anymore. I love to know more about encounters with one or more wolves when walking your dogs. What to do to feel save and protect your dog, beside having your dog on leash. (Btw in our country it is illegal to wear weapens of all sorts)

@marcelkroeze7580

2 жыл бұрын

What country

Some grim, upsetting images in this video but I'm glad you never candy coat it. It needs to be tough if you're going to be informative and useful as an animal conservationist.

Female wolf: Yoo hoo boys, over here. Male dog #1: *whistles at her* Male dog #2: "Whoo baby" Male dog #3: "That is one fine looking bi**h" Male dog #4: "She's hot and cute" Male dog #5: "let's all chase her. You guys ready?" Male dogs 6-12: " let's stupidly go after her" Male dog #1: "All right hor*y men, CHARGE". Female Wolf: "Tee hee, don't say I didn't warn you". Male dog #1: "Ah sh*t. We're FU**ED. GODDAMN YOU HORMONES". Male dog #2: "Ah sh*t. Guys, WE'RE FU**ED". MALE DOGS #3-12: "GODDAMN YOU HORMONES"

I don’t understand why the wolves regard a domestic dog confined to his porch or yard as competition. They are supposed to be intelligent, right? Surely they must notice that the dog doesn’t go hunting for food in their forest, doesn’t try to mate with their pack members, basically gets all his needs met by his human family, and spends most of his time close to them. So where’s the competition with the wolf pack? Surely the wolves are intelligent and observant enough to see these things. Yet they kill dogs who are no real threat to them. I don’t understand.

@vivienekim

2 жыл бұрын

As she said, a wolf packs territory is giant and people live within them. To them their territory doesn't end at the garden fence. Wolves are smart, but they don't follow human logic. Any wild animal knows to avoid a wolf pack and not behave somewhat confronting and inviting like a leashed dog does, standing there pretty much waiting for them. A leashed dog has been practically conveniently pretrapped for them. For a wolf to eleminate every canide outside the pack immediately without checking, if each individual has truly been competition or a threat in the past, is efficient, low risk and high benefit. They behave on instincts that could be described as evolutionary knowledge.

No matter where you live, chaining dogs up outside is wrong. Have a good electrified perimeter fence and allow your dogs to be able to get inside a shed etc via their collars. It is like an electric cat collar which has a sensor which lets them in or out. Plus if the wolves get in, if the collar has small spikes on the wolves will suffer if they bite the dog's neck. Have more than one guard dog and an alarm system. Or keep the dogs inside and just have a rifle/shotgun. Fire a warning shot first but if they don't get the message-you fire.

I used to love wolves... Until this video. This is heart breaking these poor dogs didn't deserve the fate they were delt

@LoneLupine

2 жыл бұрын

You shouldn't hate wolves for doing what nature intended. Be mad at the humans who left the dogs out in dangers way. Also, dogs kill other dogs all the time. Anneka's malamute killed her Pomeranian. My friends puppy was killed by a bigger dog crushing it's skull in it's jaws. But no one ever talks about it. Dogs can be just as "bad" as wolves in that sense

@iohiti

2 жыл бұрын

It's not the wolves you should hate. It's the negligent human owners.

@dogifish0078

2 жыл бұрын

WHY ARE DOGS ON CHAIN OUTSIDE HUMANS KILLED THOSE DOGS THEY CAN'T EVEN ESCAPE FROM WOLF BECAUSE THEY ARE CHAINED

@faramund9865

2 жыл бұрын

@@LoneLupine does she have a video about that?