Last week, we spoke to two completely different people. Different homes. Different dogs. One was just 14 weeks old. The other, well into adulthood. But both were describing the same thing. A dog that pauses before approaching anything unfamiliar. Won’t go near a puddle. Walks ten extra minutes just to avoid getting muddy. Sniffs the food you know they love… then walks off like they’re waiting for something better. Happy to be adored….but only on their terms. Confident at home, then suddenly caut

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23K views · 2.6K reactions | Food begging is a behavior often done by pups or young wolves. They will do this to stimulate the adult wolf to regurgitate for them. They will lick, nibble, pull or paw at an older or more dominant wolf's muzzle and lips. Watch this week's ethogram video to learn more about this behavior. Assistant Wolf Curator Abby Keller narrates the video. | International Wolf Center | Facebook

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12K views · 197 reactions | We all know wolves communicate using their iconic howls, but according to recent research they also use subtle facial expressions to show their intentions. So if a wolf winks at you, it might not be by accident ... | Earth Touch TV | Facebook