What sounds do wolves make when happy?
I would like to know for a story I’m writing.
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Aren’t they renowned for howling?
www.pawnation.com/wolves-show-affection-3515.html
This link doesn;t want to work, but..it says,
Whining, females often whine as a gesture of affection, wanting attention.
Nibbling
Face Licking
Social grooming
Howling to locate pack mates
Tactility, lying together, cuddling, huddling.
That whimpering and yipping sounds they make when they greet each other looks and sounds pretty much like happy wolf to me. This looks like a GREAT place. Check out the video section, perhaps there are some wolf sounds. I didn’t watch them all. http://wildspiritwolfsanctuary.org/wolf_sanctuary_tv.php
(I would love to visit this place if I ever get to visit my BBE in his natural habitat. BBE worked here as a volunteer and helped with some of the wolves.)
The whining and face licking are common. They also make a chuffing sound, kind of a short grunt.
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