Wolves are the size of Ggerman Shepherds - same weight and body mass; just taller because they have longer legs - and a lot fluffier, especially in winter coat like this one is.

Nobody fights off a pack of wolves; they avoid humans like the plague. There's never been a documented wolf attack by a real healthy wolf unless it was a solo one that was completely rabid, much less an entire pack.

As soon as they catch sight of humans they bolt - often long before, because they can hear and smell you long before you get within eyesight of one and their camouflage skills are off the charts.

I remember 4 years ago. It was the sadest I've ever been. just 3 months earlier we went outside to find that my bab died, and now it was my gog. just heartbreaking.

Maybe the girl is just really tiny?

Some of our wolves in SK, Canada exceed 200/lb.

No they don't. The largest on record is about 160, though lots of people lie with undocumented claims and some even stuff wolf carcasses they've shot with rocks and stitch them back up to make them significantly heavier than they are.

I know trappers personally.
Most cases of large wolves are recordered from Alberta including one that was 230/lb.
SK north is barely touched, I can promise you we have some "monster" wolves.

Sorry to say, they just don't exist - your trapper buddies are exaggerating, and drastically.

Captive-bred Wolfdogs mixed with Giant Alaskan Malamutes tend to be the largest ever seen, sometimes topping 150 pounds, but rarely.

There's no such thing as a 200+ pound wolf. The largest ever recorded to be accurate was 175 pounds, and it was a freak of nature -- the vast majority never get past 130lbs even for a large male.

Where in SK you from bud?

all over SK

Beauty, I was born and raised in SK

I live in Saskatoon right now.
They just announced that they are releasing 200 wolf licences, which allows you to harvest two.

Yeah. Because when I want facts, I research Twilight.

No Im betting you research ahri.

My grandma has a dog that has wolf lineage. He also has black lab in him. He is about this size, maybe a bit smaller, but also pitch black with nearly white eyes. If it weren't for the fact he is completely retarded and the kind of dog you could kick in the face and he would lick your foot afterwards, then he would be scary as **** .

Here. Have this.

I don't think it's as big as it looks, he's just really fluffy for winter.

Or maybe it's just a really big wolf, but the ones I've seen during the warmer months don't look nearly as big as that.

dude even without all its ******* fur its as tall at the shoulder as one of those ponies

if you were light enough you could ******* ride it

Live in Sweden and never seen a wolf irl, thought the same as you.
On a road in the middle of then night and see 2 eyes glowing in the trees next to the road so i slow down thinking it's a Caribou. Out walks a huge ass ******* wolf and crosses the road, never thought they were so ******* huge...

Hory fuk

They're not normally this big. Like the other guy said, Eurasian wolves (largest subspecies) average at around 40 kg. I'm guessing that
1. It was born and raised in captivity, making it larger.
2. The girl is small herself, making the wolf look a little bit bigger by comparison.
3. It just happens to be an abnormally large wolf.

>average around 40kg
I don't care if this one is unusually large, thank **** moose have been keeping North American wolves at a less ******** size. If they were that big here I don't think the Vikings would have found any natives when they arrived.

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**putincanmeltcrimea rolled image**they usually weigh around 35-40kg and are 80-90cm tall although i think they caught some specimen in alaska and russia that were as big as a great dane. being alone in the forests of eastern europe is no fun.