However, in the case of wolves which some people wrongly identify as dogs, they still tend to do some horrible things no matter how well humans train them !INDEED. π€πΊπΊπΊπ€―π€
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However, in the case of wolves which some people wrongly identify as dogs, they still tend to do some horrible things no matter how well humans train them !INDEED. π€πΊπΊπΊπ€―π€
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Well, it depends on the people, and on the wolves, but yes, wolves are still very wild, even when they're in captivity, and living like dogs. πππβ¨π€
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It is said that even dogs that have (even a little amount of) wolf genes in them will do (really) unwanted things sooner or later !INDEED. π€πΊπΆπ€―π€―π€
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I saw online that they are called "wolf-dogs" in some countries. π€ Even a 3% "wolf gene" in a dog is still sufficient to make the dog temporarily "be a wolf" in some days. πΆπΊπ€―π
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