08-05-2015, 07:42 PM
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Re: Mr Wolf!
He looks to be getting on in years, Graham, still a handsome old chap though.A few years ago, when I was heavily involved in dog training, we had a smashing (and handsome
) chap come along to the dog club to talk about 'his' wolves. He worked with them, and was totally besotted with them. Eventually he 'moved in' with them and lived amongst them for a while. (Not sure how his poor wife felt about that)!
He worked with the Native Americans and also with the wolves at Longleat and was both a very nice bloke as well as a very knowledgeable one.
He came to see us at the club quite a few times, and then had a stall for wolf conservation at our annual show. He came to my house once as well, to see my beautiful German Shepherds and he loved them.
I have his book at home, which he signed for me, with a little message. So that is a nice keepsake of a very nice man, who everyone called - Wolfman.
08-05-2015, 10:08 PM
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Re: Mr Wolf!
As always, lovely photos Graham. I believe there is a wolf pack somewhere in Extramadura with a man who lives with them. Their location is kept secret for obvious reasons. I´m hoping to go to Extramadura sometime this year with a friend, you never know I might see a wolf or a bear, but somehow I very much doubt it.
. I wanted to set them free...
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