We brought Wamaka the wolf into our heated cabin to protect him from the bitter cold. We didn’t know how Talkeetna the malamute (aka Wombat) would respond. This was HER cabin, and she doesn’t like other animals. We put Wamaka in a pen & brought her in on a leash. She stood stock still in shock. Pretended he wasn’t there. Then started to sneak little looks from the corner of her eye. We must say that Wamaka is a huge gorgeous wolf, w/ regal presence, masculine, w/ melting green eyes. To our amazement it wasn’t long before she was flirting outrageously, rubbing sensuously up against the pen, & giving little pink licks w/ her tongue. And he, in turn lost all dignity, bowed down on his long front legs butt in the air in an invitation to play, & with glazed eyes turned into a besotted wolf. She apparently was feminine perfection. . .
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