Wolfman Shaun Ellis Teaches Cub to Howl

Très Bizarre: Wolfman Teaches Wolf Pup How to Howl

July 23, 2009

by POPSUGAR Sex & Culture 10

British wolf expert Shaun Ellis is on a mission — to promote understanding of wolves and to reintegrate wolf populations around the world. He’s literally run with the wolves for years, sleeping, eating, and living with them and even being the leader of a pack. His “human love” Helen Jeffs is now trying to live with him and his feral, furry friends, too.

In Living With the Wolfman, the new Animal Planet series, Shaun helps Helen learn to “growl, bark, and bite her way to authority” among the wolves. Watch wolfy-looking Shaun teach a wolf cub how to howl. Bizarre — and amazing.

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10 Comments

Triste3030 3 years 43 weeks

How cute!!! My cat goes crazy when she hears this.

AujahAcorn 3 years 43 weeks

I do this with my dog. I start howling and he joins in. Is that weird? lol!

Daisy Doe 3 years 43 weeks

That is just amazing! How cute is that!

Beaner 3 years 43 weeks

So so cute.

jennaboa 3 years 43 weeks

Oh, I love wolves. So jealous.

Smacks83 3 years 43 weeks

I want his job!

earthgoddess 3 years 43 weeks

Veka, that sounds awesome. I love wolves and predators in general. They are such powerful and amazing creatures... vital to any ecosystem. I'd also like to note how cute this wolf pup is! It's great to see someone so passionate about wolves and to have it broadcast on a major channel like Animal Planet.

Symphonee 3 years 43 weeks

This is just crazy to me

skigurl 3 years 43 weeks

is there an extra word in the title? Shows Teaches?

Veka 3 years 43 weeks

I love this. Wolves are such amazing creatures. I got a chance to visit the Wolf and Wildlife Rescue in Colorado a few years ago, and they would come up and lick your face and play with you like a dog would. People think they're dangerous, but according to the rescue, there have been 0 reports of a human being attacked by a wolf in over 100 years. I think that's pretty cool :)