The bond between the Dutcher's and the wolves deepened from "summary" of The Hidden Life of Wolves by Jim Dutcher,Jamie Dutcher,James Manfull
As time went on, our interactions with the Sawtooth Pack became more than just observations. We were no longer just observers on the outside looking in; we were becoming part of their world. We found ourselves spending more time with the wolves, getting to know their personalities and behaviors on a deeper level. Our bond with the wolves grew stronger as we shared moments of play, curiosity, and even vulnerability. We could sense the trust that was developing between us, as the wolves allowed us to be closer to them and to witness intimate moments within the pack. Through our daily interactions, we began to understand the complexities of wolf society and the importance of family bonds within the pack. We saw how they cared for each other, communicated with one another, and worked together for the common good. We felt privileged to be welcomed in...
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