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Is there a wolf in your living room?
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In this video, dog psychologist Lizi Angel discusses the difference between our pet dogs and wolf packs including a look at whether dogs can be 'dominant'.
Lizi explains the reasoning behind wolf behaviours and where the difference lies in our domestic dog's behaviours.
Did you know - The dog shares 71 of 90 identified behavioural patterns with the wolf which, although is more than any other two species share, it still doesn't make the dog a wolf. After all, there are at least 19 behavioural patterns that remain exclusively lupine/wolf. The brain of the domestic dog is much smaller than the wolf brain. Put simply, the wolf can outsmart the domestic dog any day simply because its brain is bigger!
More information can be found on Lizi's website www.caninemind.co.uk/wolf.html
Lizi explains the reasoning behind wolf behaviours and where the difference lies in our domestic dog's behaviours.
Did you know - The dog shares 71 of 90 identified behavioural patterns with the wolf which, although is more than any other two species share, it still doesn't make the dog a wolf. After all, there are at least 19 behavioural patterns that remain exclusively lupine/wolf. The brain of the domestic dog is much smaller than the wolf brain. Put simply, the wolf can outsmart the domestic dog any day simply because its brain is bigger!
More information can be found on Lizi's website www.caninemind.co.uk/wolf.html
