operation p.a.w. ;; don't let the howls stop

[van]

theres a few running around here
http://www.wolf.org/wolves/webcams/retiredcam.asp
(is a white wolf)

Oh my so pretty. <3

^ There's two? o.o

Ohwow. <3 I've only seen one. He [just gonna say he] likes standing on his den. xD

It's really fun to watch.

[Kamino]

I, Kamino, will dedicate myself to helping wolves have a better future. I swear to give my all in protecting these beautiful creatures, and will help in anyway I can.

[Rachi Hachi]

Thanks Nushkly! Well, I agree with Anna46 for starters and i have a question. when i tried to watch the vidioe things it said that the plug ins weren't available, do you know what plug ins i would need? thanx!

i believe its java, (the same used for the oekaki)

strange, cuz im pretty sure we have cuz its always sayong that java updates are available, hang on, waaaaaaiiiiiiiiit.............. THAT WAS DA SKEWL COMPUTERS!!!!!!! ok, thanks!!!

[TheCatchampion]

I'm baack, from the old fourm of P.A.W!
And guess what, Guess!
Ehkk, I'm excited to tell you the news~

EDIT:
I just had to tell you. But first
Wolve's are apprently all Excint in New Brunswick
(NB=Where I live) And stuff, right?
Buut. Yesterday while I was on
a walk through the forest like always, and the only
thing that I should be aware of are Bear's, and
Moose(Actually quite dangerous).
Buut, like I said I was just walking around before
the sun was about to set, when I heard this short repeative
howl. I studied wolve's for quite a time and as I remember
Short howls I think it was that are usually okay,
and sometimes meant in a good way. But as I stopped and listened there was
one other Howl added to it. Wolve's Howling could mean anything,
so it was just best if I had left.

The Howl's may have been Coyote's,
but I don't think Coyote's howl. It may have
been a dog, but I'll never know.
Today I'm going to investagite more. Eeek~ If there
are really wolve's
I would.. Go somewhere where the people would make sure the
Wolve's aren't hunted/disturbed.

[SuperVerl]

That great! I hope its wolves too!

[Thestormwitch]

that's really great! wolves howls are long like, HwOOOOOOOooOOOooOoOoOooooooooooooo............. coyotes are like, YAW YAWA Yaaaahhhhoooooo! hooooo!
LOL!

[TheCatchampion]

Well later today I'll go where I was yesterday, and wait and listen.

[sidereus]

Coyotes have a few high-pitched, short 'yowls' instead of long, drawn-out howls. c:
[I was lucky enough to hear and see two coyotes in Yosemite (California) at sunset 8D]

/end off-topic

[TheCatchampion]

Yupp.
I know what a coyote sound's like.
But what I was trying to say is that they don't really
howl as much of it's yapping.

Anyway. I'm planning to adopt a wolf.
(Where you just go online and you pay money to own a Wolf, not a pet.)

[charmens]

I, Charmens, will dedicate myself to helping wolves have a better future. I swear to give my all in protecting these beautiful creatures, and will help in anyway I can.
(opps, i forgot to this a while back)
and we saved a wolf/dog from being put down. he really wasnt allowed to be a pet because his canine teeth were curved backwards like a real wolfs, he was a German Shepard wolf mix < made him seem really big and scary to others.

behavior
he considered the house his den and our other dog a packmate. though the people across the street (we lived in the woods when i say across the street i mean like half a mile down the road) had an equally large dog, and not a pack mate. our dog would howl at night. protected our yard, my sister and i. if we left the yard, he was at our side.

a stray
so one day a stray dog wandered in to our part of the woods. not extraordinary. he challenged ours, ours flipped him on his back mouth to its throat, then stopped. looked at my dad (alpha) and he said to let the dog go. our dog released its grip, the stray attacked him again, and our wolf-dog did the same thing. looked at dad, and let the dog go, X4 eventually the dog left... but strayed picking fights with other dogs in the area.
strangest part... rival dogs teamed up to chase the stray out. our wolf-dog and his long time rival worked side by side...

would wolves actually do this in the wild? team up with rival packs to get rid of a common problem?