First time seeing my wolf in 6 months. Was in dubai then jail.
Heard he’s acting up.
Let’s see how brave he is around the top G.
A little love and I’m sure he will be fine ❤️
@radicalbarks
@TheRocketRalph
Of course not. But when you’re an “alpha” using your dog as a way to signal how “alpha” you are because you “tamed the wolf,” it seems like the higher energy one would be the one to pick.
@Dunstoncheckson
@TheRocketRalph
Nothing wrong with being lazy. The issue is that he flexes about how he “tames the wolf.” Meanwhile, the wolf in question is a big ol’ lazy boy.
@RoosedInstitute
@TheRocketRalph
A good way to tell is just looking at how bulky they are. Is the dog really thin? Probably a husky. Is the dog big and fluffy? Probably a malamute. If the dog is big, fluffy, all white, and has a super friendly smile, that’s a samoyed.
@LegoshiPecs
@TheRocketRalph
I’m not. Malamutes are good doggos. They’re just not the breed you’d choose to show how “alpha” you are by “taming the wolf.”
@isaac_evilman
@TheRocketRalph
It because malas are ment to be like living space heaters as I understand it. So there soppy and huggable by nature to keep there owners warm and cozy.
@GluffOfficial
@TheRocketRalph
I’m not. I’m picking on Tate for supposedly being an “alpha” who can “tame a wolf.” Meanwhile, the “wolf” in question is a big ol’ lazy boy.
@isaac_evilman
@TheRocketRalph
oo I just realised one of my mixed dogs have malamute and not husky in her genes! Makes way more sense now because she always sleeps everywhere lol
@isaac_evilman
@TheRocketRalph
I will also say, having been around Malms my whole life, that: Malms > Huskies and it's not even close. Malms just go "ooOough" every time you say "woowoo" and my heart just melts. Huskies can be a bit too yappie lol