Ellis has always had a fascination and a natural way with canides. From a young farm boy who had hide his admiration of foxes, to the man who raised several litters of wolf cubs, to the man who was accepted and adopted by a wild wolf pack.
The book is written in a matter of fact of manner, with no pretense of literary merit. Rather it is written in an easy going conversational style. This makes the reading pretty quick and allows the reader to focus of the incredible feats of Shaun Ellis and his brave partner Helen.
The insights into canine psychology and behaviour are reason enough to read this book. Before you select your new puppy, you should at least consider Shaun’s theories on dog psychology and on choosing the right dog for your home.
However, the main enjoyment of this book for me are chapters on Shaun integrating with the wolf pack(s). Ellis’ ability to trust his natural instincts, let alone a 140 lb alpha wolf with it’s jaw around his neck, are extraordinary and hard to believe at times. Who else would crawl in to a cage with paniced wolf in order to calm it?
I read this book in two sittings because I could not wait to find out what would happen next to Shaun, Helen and their unusual den mates.
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