
I might be a wolf, but I am still a puppy.

Sometimes I have to tell the adults that I am sorry for something.

Don't know why they ever think I would get into trouble.

I mean, I am just picking things off of the ground.

Uh-oh, my head seems to have grown a little.

I can hear those adults snickering now.

Maybe hanging out with the adults is safer.

It is exhausting being a puppy.
It is amazing watching children of any type explore discover and define their worlds…may he never lose that sense of wonder.
That’s where all species have common ground. Kids are kids! Love the pictures with his head sort of stuck! Beautiful animals!
Thank you so much for making today’s blog all about the wolves. I would love to see more of that puppy as he’s growing up. Maybe some relation to Frankie at some point? Both beautiful, for starters!
They are so gosh darn gorgeous!
Oh goodness!
LOL! I wondered if the one getting his head stuck in the fence in the video yesterday was a puppy!
Same one. She is a riot and all puppy.
I think puppies are an awful lot alike no matter what they are! Some of that sounds very familiar right now…
I think puppies are an awful lot alike no matter what they are! Some of that sounds very familiar right now…
I love your blog! I found you through Travels With Casey. My son has a rescued dog who is a Huskie/Wolf mix. I called and gave him the info on your blog, too. Your dogs are beautiful! I’m glad that wolf puppy got his head un-stuck!
Hahaha. Puppies will always be puppies!
Woooo,
Togo, Tagar & Gamby
Aww, a sweet wolf puppy–I can just imagine the hijinks he and Frankie would get into!
My kudos and thanks to the folks who take care of the wild brethren of the Sibe, and distant cousin to all dogs everywhere.