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To: sense who wrote (175615)	7/31/2021 11:41:19 PM
From: carranza2	2 Recommendations Recommended By marcher onepath Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219602

Wolves are aggressive only when going after a meal, defending their pups, or fighting another wolf pack over territory. Some aberrant wolves are aggressive with members of their own pack, but I think this is uncommon. When not doing anything that requires them to fight, wolves seem to enjoy play as much as children. youtube.com Play builds the relations among the pack, creates bonds and, in a word, is very much fun and enjoyable for them. Wolves are magnificent animals. Terribly misunderstood.

To: sense who wrote (175615)	8/1/2021 8:12:01 AM
From: THE ANT	2 Recommendations Recommended By Cogito Ergo Sum sense Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 219602

Nicholas Wade in Before the Dawn and A Troublesome Inheritance says dogs domesticated themselves. Great books