I have been asked a few times to describe what it means to be a wolf pup, or wolf instead of dog. So, I thought it easiest for those who ask in the future to point them here.

Alright, lets start at the difference in my eye of wolf and dog. Dog’s will bark/woof, no howling, and little growling. Wolf, lots of growling, little to no barking/woofing, and howl (as with regular wolf’s) to rally the troops, or to warn those around them of their territory(Handler(s)/Owner(s), or other wolfpup(s)/pup(s) in the family)and to back off, like normal wolf’s do for land. Another prime factor would be that no matter how “submissive”, or “domesticated” the wolf is, there still is a wild side to them, and need a different type of handling as wolf’s are also more agressive. Collars, most dog pups will jump into them quickly, wolf’s tend to try to shake them off, and have to get used to it. I am also a protective wolf, or peacekeepers, which means that we look out for our pack (friends/Handler(s)/Owner(s)/wolfpup(s)/pup(s)), and defend them if needed.

What I enjoy of being wolfpup, as for what it means to be. I have a major weakness when someone rubs the back of my head and even scratching behind my ears. I go further into pup mode when someone does that. It seems to calm my mind a bit. I tend to do that same thing a dog pup does, is further into pup mode my hands fist up or curl up like paws. It’s also a great thing to service and please the Handler(s)/Owner(s), and keep them happy. As for a collar, wearing one for me is nice, gives a sense of belonging to a Handler(s)/Owner(s), but I tend to try to remove it quickly, guess it is that wild side. The Handler(s)/Owner(s) will need to learn persistence to keep me into a collar (as with most wolf’s).

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