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This is an older photo I have sitting in Sta.sh since July.
Here's one of the Sababurg wolves (my favorite one again of course
) laying there and looking at me attentively.
I think he looks a bit like a young lion there, thanks to the partially shedded fur and the remnants of winter fur around his head and neck that look a bit like a fluffy little mane
Sorry I'm having to resort to posting old work at the moment, but either the weather is awful or I've got no time lately, so no new pics.
Expect new stuff on Wednesday, if the weather is good enough. The German Wolf Association will have an info booth at Wildpark Knüll on their annual wolf day. Come and see us if you like!
Here's one of the Sababurg wolves (my favorite one again of course
) laying there and looking at me attentively.I think he looks a bit like a young lion there, thanks to the partially shedded fur and the remnants of winter fur around his head and neck that look a bit like a fluffy little mane
Sorry I'm having to resort to posting old work at the moment, but either the weather is awful or I've got no time lately, so no new pics.
Expect new stuff on Wednesday, if the weather is good enough. The German Wolf Association will have an info booth at Wildpark Knüll on their annual wolf day. Come and see us if you like!
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Germany seems to have some of the greatest wolf genetics in captivity that I've ever seen. Not many other zoos come close to having anything near half of that quality. Not that their wolfy-color-mixes aren't cute, but you can see all sorts of other genetics showing, from so many other breeds of dog... Sad.
Nice photos, I really enjoy seeing wolves of a higher standard than the depressing remnants I so often see.
Nice photos, I really enjoy seeing wolves of a higher standard than the depressing remnants I so often see.