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To: DMaA who wrote (762076)	4/28/2022 10:45:37 AM
From: 3bar	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793776

If you go far enough into the wilds . The nature of the wolf is different . No contact with humans/guns , young ect .

To: DMaA who wrote (762076)	4/28/2022 10:53:21 AM
From: Maple MAGA	2 Recommendations Recommended By Bruce L kech Respond to of 793776

A researcher pestering a wolf by taking pictures and getting attacked probably means he got too close to her den and a group of pups. A friend of mine rescued a dog that had some wolf in him from a little island, he probably came across the ice from a local Indian Reserve and got stranded there. They took him back to their place and then gave him to a dog rescue group that specializes in northern dogs. The dog got adopted out to a family with three little kids, one of the little kids made the mistake of getting too close to his dish while he was eating. She has had several surgeries to replace the side of her face the wolf-dog tried to tear off. It was obvious too anyone that knew anything about wolves a hybrid should be shot on site.