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Could a human survive sex with a wolf?

It's my time to shine. I've been interested in this topic for a long time. I've heard of it happening at foreign wolf sanctuaries and there even was an old video of this exact thing on beastforum, though it may have been a wolf dog hybrid. I have more from bf and 8ch*n but most are stills from videos.
 

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I have to admit the fantasy aspect of this is off the charts for me. My dog Cooper is a husky so I kinda have a thing for wolfs aswell because atleast his coloring is similar. That being said no way lol the sex would probably be amazing but the potential dismemberment after the fact no thank you haha.
 
SweetEvie said:
I have to admit the fantasy aspect of this is off the charts for me. My dog Cooper is a husky so I kinda have a thing for wolfs aswell because atleast his coloring is similar. That being said no way lol the sex would probably be amazing but the potential dismemberment after the fact no thank you haha.
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As mentioned by others, it would be dismemberment before the fact. Wolves are not mantids to mate and then kill their mate. If they mate, it is because they are bonded with their partner. The issue is that wild wolves are not going to see humans as potential mates. They are going to see you as an unfamiliar and potentially threatening creature intruding on their territory. They will try to avoid you, and if that fails, they will kill you.
 
amorousdog5 said:
As mentioned by others, it would be dismemberment before the fact. Wolves are not mantids to mate and then kill their mate. If they mate, it is because they are bonded with their partner. The issue is that wild wolves are not going to see humans as potential mates. They are going to see you as an unfamiliar and potentially threatening creature intruding on their territory. They will try to avoid you, and if that fails, they will kill you.
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Hense why it's a pure fantasy thing for people posting or atleast I hope it is
 
I see no reason why one would attack outta nowhere if they are knowing with another individual they trust. Within a given time frame. Give a reason to trust then something you grow from there
 
Reconscope said:
I see no reason why one would attack outta nowhere if they are knowing with another individual they trust. Within a given time frame. Give a reason to trust then something you grow from there
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The problem is they DON'T trust you. Why would they trust some random intruder on their territory? As I said wolves will typically try to avoid humans if at all possible, but if you continue to force encounters with them they will likely attack you in what they see as self-defense.
 
amorousdog5 said:
The problem is they DON'T trust you. Why would they trust some random intruder on their territory? As I said wolves will typically try to avoid humans if at all possible, but if you continue to force encounters with them they will likely attack you in what they see as self-defense.
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I think it was more hinted at something more like, gaining their trust and becoming one of them, essentially.
 
amorousdog5 said:
The problem is they DON'T trust you. Why would they trust some random intruder on their territory? As I said wolves will typically try to avoid humans if at all possible, but if you continue to force encounters with them they will likely attack you in what they see as self-defense.
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True but there are reports of people mating with wolves so.... There's that.

And I don't mean heat influenced either
 
Wolves are wild animal even of you manage to domesticate one they still retain their predatory instincts. You can never predict their behavior
 
Zoony said:
Yea I don't thrust those reports. There are "reports" of a wolf raising twins who then founded the city of Rome
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I doubt even a large wolf would be that big down there. Growing up I had a friend who had a male wolf hybrid. He made it to about 2-3 before being nutted and I don't recall him being all that impressive. Basically just moderate dog sized junk.
 
Reconscope said:
True but there are reports of people mating with wolves so.... There's that.

And I don't mean heat influenced either
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And those "reports" are found WHERE? The interplanetary mailbox is full, drippy....So there's not 'That'. Wolves have no reason...not one, to trust a lone person, let alone a group, in the forest. And for YOU, of all the people in all the zooforums in all the world, to be saying they are approachable is hilarious. Your opinion means zip when its based on falsity.
 
Zoony said:
Yea I don't thrust those reports. There are "reports" of a wolf raising twins who then founded the city of Rome
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Mythology....apparently not just for breakfast these days. North American Greys have a different rep than Europeans, but remember that the tales surrounding those were mostly myth. Cutting a Troika horse loose when the wolves came ravening across the steppe, or worse, tossing a baby out of the sleigh...Those things might have happened ONCE. But not every day. That doesnt mean you can get a live, Wild Wolf to leave its pack behavior behind and eat from your hand til shes belly up and ready to play....fairy stories are for nurseries.
 
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Zoony said:
Wolves are wild animal even of you manage to domesticate one they still retain their predatory instincts. You can never predict their behavior
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There are major differences in 'Tame' and "Domesticated". You can tame a wolf, I suppose, if you can catch a live one, but it will likely involved food and water deprivation, OR a very long time. They are not stupid, have nothing to gain from any willing association with a human, and are cooperative pack creatures. Anyone who gets to the point of actually taming one had better be prepared to BE the pack....with all that requires, including pissing on every tree, shrub, and the doorjambs in your home. It aint for most of us.
 
saddlebum66 said:
And those "reports" are found WHERE? The interplanetary mailbox is full, drippy....So there's not 'That'. Wolves have no reason...not one, to trust a lone person, let alone a group, in the forest. And for YOU, of all the people in all the zooforums in all the world, to be saying they are approachable is hilarious. Your opinion means zip when its based on falsity.
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Your right maybe not "modern" humans they would not be approachable since humanity prefers to exploit for their own gain.

Might I remind you how they kill off almost a whole species then get Pikachu faced when the herbivores decimated the landscape. Then magically decided "huh look at that looks like there needs to be a balance or else the whole landscape is toast".

So I'll believe that "modern" humans are not approachable because of these reasons. Maybe primitive humans have a better chance then modern types due to machines or properties separate their emotional quadrant from the modern types (hence more capable of cruelty without feeling) while the primitive society values them more.
 
Zoony said:
Wolves are wild animal even of you manage to domesticate one they still retain their predatory instincts. You can never predict their behavior
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"Never"? ;) Wrong, needless to say...

And y'might want to have a word with those "domesticated dogs" who also retain predatory instincts despite being over-domesticated relative to humans who were never "selected for tameness".
 
My fantasy would be I’d want someone to come with me to the wilderness where we would befriend a pack of wolves and get passed around between them until they’re all satisfied…

Realistically I know that’s probably not how that would go but maybe?
 
Zoony said:
Yeah that's not a wolf judging by the size of its head. Wolf/dog hybrid maybe?
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Shep/husky cross. Feet aren't big enough, nor is its skull broad enough, and wolves of NO subspecies are that mature at that size. That critter might go 75 pounds on a good day. I have that full video too. Its only 25-30 years old. But regardless, its a dog.
 
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