Wolf
A find by Nathaniel15 total reviews
Comment from Elizabeth Emerald
Blast from the past--figured I'd stop by and find a story of yours short by one for the recognition ribbon--this makes #15 reviews--thus, your virtual blue ribbon is pending. So glad I happened upon this charmer--what a wonderful story, delightfully narrated! Cheers. LIZ
reply by the author on 26-Jun-2022
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Blast from the past--figured I'd stop by and find a story of yours short by one for the recognition ribbon--this makes #15 reviews--thus, your virtual blue ribbon is pending. So glad I happened upon this charmer--what a wonderful story, delightfully narrated! Cheers. LIZ
Comment Written 26-Jun-2022
reply by the author on 26-Jun-2022
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Thank you so much Elizabeth for reading, reviewing and your great comments.
Comment from Aussie
Alie, this is a beautiful story filled with love and humor. We don't have wolves here, we do have wild Dingo protected under native law. The tribe that finally got rights over Fraser Island (K'Gari ) the Dingo is their totem. I don't see a bright future for the wild dogs because the Island is a top tourist spot and dogs and kids are not a good combination. I could go on and on. A child was air-lifted out because a Dingo attacked her yesterday. No doubt they will find the dog and well.... Why don't you tell more stories about your Native American heritage and include naturophy? I try to educate about my indigenous roots. :-) Kxx
reply by the author on 19-Apr-2021
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Alie, this is a beautiful story filled with love and humor. We don't have wolves here, we do have wild Dingo protected under native law. The tribe that finally got rights over Fraser Island (K'Gari ) the Dingo is their totem. I don't see a bright future for the wild dogs because the Island is a top tourist spot and dogs and kids are not a good combination. I could go on and on. A child was air-lifted out because a Dingo attacked her yesterday. No doubt they will find the dog and well.... Why don't you tell more stories about your Native American heritage and include naturophy? I try to educate about my indigenous roots. :-) Kxx
Comment Written 18-Apr-2021
reply by the author on 19-Apr-2021
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Thank you so much for reading, reviewing and your great comments. What a shame the child had to be air-lifted, too bad they couldn't just forbide the tourists from access to the island, let the wild dogs be free. I will considered doing more about my heritage and naturopathy.
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Hello Alie, I have just written about my heritage :-) XX
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Way to go Kace.
Comment from Liz O'Neill
I like the humorous tone to this. It is refreshing: "We would entice him outside with a left moccasin-yes, he could tell the difference."
This is a lovely tribute to Wolf. I don't know if I told you, I saw a wolf on my way home at midnight. I saw it running down the hill, crossed my road about 1000 feet in front of me, continued on into another set of wood with a brook trailing through it. It was going slow enough that I could see it's muscular legs. What a thrill.
reply by the author on 10-Apr-2021
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I like the humorous tone to this. It is refreshing: "We would entice him outside with a left moccasin-yes, he could tell the difference."
This is a lovely tribute to Wolf. I don't know if I told you, I saw a wolf on my way home at midnight. I saw it running down the hill, crossed my road about 1000 feet in front of me, continued on into another set of wood with a brook trailing through it. It was going slow enough that I could see it's muscular legs. What a thrill.
Comment Written 10-Apr-2021
reply by the author on 10-Apr-2021
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Wow, that wolf sighting was amazing, Liz. Thank you so much for reading, reviewing and your great comments. I am not sure if you know but I am considered 70% Native American Indian, I didn't find out until I was a teenager but that sure does explain the draw of the native side.
Comment from Wendy G
What an interesting and amazing story! How intriguing that he always wanted the left moccasin! You told your story well, and retained the reader's interest right through. They bring a lot of joy.
reply by the author on 07-Apr-2021
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What an interesting and amazing story! How intriguing that he always wanted the left moccasin! You told your story well, and retained the reader's interest right through. They bring a lot of joy.
Comment Written 07-Apr-2021
reply by the author on 07-Apr-2021
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Thank you so much Wendy for reading, reviewing and your kind comments.
Comment from Pantygynt
This is one of those charming one-off animal stories that defy logic and show how unpredictable animals can be.
You have the wrong word here I think.
'As the pup grew, he discovered he had an infinity for the love of moccasins.' I think you mean 'affinity' - a strong feeling for. Infinity means endless.
reply by the author on 07-Apr-2021
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This is one of those charming one-off animal stories that defy logic and show how unpredictable animals can be.
You have the wrong word here I think.
'As the pup grew, he discovered he had an infinity for the love of moccasins.' I think you mean 'affinity' - a strong feeling for. Infinity means endless.
Comment Written 07-Apr-2021
reply by the author on 07-Apr-2021
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Thank you so much Jim for reading, reviewing and your comments, I will correct that mistake in a few moments.
Comment from Chrissy710
Hi Allie
What a cool story I bet the wolf was beautiful and well loved from your story and i can see the little pup who lived a ripe old age Enjoyed this well written
Cheers Chris
reply by the author on 07-Apr-2021
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Hi Allie
What a cool story I bet the wolf was beautiful and well loved from your story and i can see the little pup who lived a ripe old age Enjoyed this well written
Cheers Chris
Comment Written 07-Apr-2021
reply by the author on 07-Apr-2021
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Thank you so much Christine for reading, reviewing and your kind comments.
Comment from Robert Zimmerman
Hello Alie.
The fact that Nathaniel was able to save the wolf and Wolf never returned to the wild is a great story.
The habit of grabbing only the left moccasin is really funny. Wolf made a value judgment when he looked at moccasins and decided which one was the left one, and then went for it,
It's a great story and you told it well.
Robert
reply by the author on 07-Apr-2021
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Hello Alie.
The fact that Nathaniel was able to save the wolf and Wolf never returned to the wild is a great story.
The habit of grabbing only the left moccasin is really funny. Wolf made a value judgment when he looked at moccasins and decided which one was the left one, and then went for it,
It's a great story and you told it well.
Robert
Comment Written 06-Apr-2021
reply by the author on 07-Apr-2021
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Thank you Robert for reading, reviewing and your great comments.
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You're very welcome Alie.
Comment from poetwatch
It goes to show that any animal, mammal, etc. that is raised by humans will adapt to those around. If it is treated with love, love it will return. If it is shown harsh treatment it will learn to hate, Alie. This is a very wonderful story. I'm happy you shared it with us.
reply by the author on 07-Apr-2021
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It goes to show that any animal, mammal, etc. that is raised by humans will adapt to those around. If it is treated with love, love it will return. If it is shown harsh treatment it will learn to hate, Alie. This is a very wonderful story. I'm happy you shared it with us.
Comment Written 06-Apr-2021
reply by the author on 07-Apr-2021
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Thank you so much Jose for reading, reviewing and your great comments.
Comment from Sandra Stoner-Mitchell
Aw, that was a lovely story, Alie, and I'd love to hear more about him, It shows you that just because they are a wild animal, if it is brought up by humans, and loved, they can be loving back. I adore stories like this and have seen many on the internet. A bear, even lions and tigers, all had loving relationships with humans. Isn't it just wonderful? I enjoyed this tremendously, my friend. :)) Sandra xx
reply by the author on 07-Apr-2021
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Aw, that was a lovely story, Alie, and I'd love to hear more about him, It shows you that just because they are a wild animal, if it is brought up by humans, and loved, they can be loving back. I adore stories like this and have seen many on the internet. A bear, even lions and tigers, all had loving relationships with humans. Isn't it just wonderful? I enjoyed this tremendously, my friend. :)) Sandra xx
Comment Written 06-Apr-2021
reply by the author on 07-Apr-2021
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Thank you Sandra for reading, reviewing and your great comments.
Comment from lyenochka
Wow! What a story! Thanks for sharing Alie! How fun that Wolf could tell the left from the right. And he probably had a great sense of direction, too. I wonder if he ever missed being around other wolves. I guess humans were his "pack."
reply by the author on 07-Apr-2021
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Wow! What a story! Thanks for sharing Alie! How fun that Wolf could tell the left from the right. And he probably had a great sense of direction, too. I wonder if he ever missed being around other wolves. I guess humans were his "pack."
Comment Written 06-Apr-2021
reply by the author on 07-Apr-2021
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Thank you so much Helen for reading, reviewing and your great comments. I think as he grew older we did indeed become his 'pack', he was super protective. He became friends with other dogs, cats, another pet skunk and all the humans. Hugs.
