Wolfdogs — and wolves themselves — don’t bark the way our fully domesticated dogs do. When my blue wolfdog Ocean alerts me to something, she doesn’t bark… she puffs. A deep huff of air, a warning carried on breath, not sound. Wolves can bark, but it’s rare. In the wild, giving away your location to rival packs is risky, so that quiet warning puff evolved as the safer choice. But when dogs became domesticated, humans wanted loud watch dogs to guard camps. So we selectively bred barking into them

576K views · 5.2K reactions | Wolves are always suspicious of trail cameras here. Sometimes they will take off as soon as they see a trail camera. With a healthy fear of man they run whenever they come in contact with human things rather than thinking of humans as prey they view humans as a threat which is healthy for everyone involved. #trailcamnut #hunting #outdoors #stealthcam #wolves #wolf #nature #animals | Trail Cam Nut | Facebook

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