Could not put this book down. One man learning about wolves, housing two in a huge plot of land and interacting with them in their own language. Must read for canine lovers

From the book's back cover:"insights into the cautious, curious, shy and mischievous creature. Rituals of aggression and submission, its capacities for cruelty and affection."

"In the spring of 1983, award-winning field biologist R. D. Lawrence traveled to Michigan's Upper Peninsula to live among and observe a captive pack of untamed wolves. The result is an extraordinary, thought-provoking look inside the society of a much-maligned, much-persecuted animal."
- From the back cover.

An interesting read...Almost as good as Farley Mowat's 'Never Cry Wolf'

"In the spring of 1983, award-winning field biologist R. D. Lawrence traveled to Michigan's Upper Peninsula to live among and observe a captive pack of untamed wolves. The result is an extraordinary, thought-provoking look inside the society of a much-maligned, much-persecuted animal."
- From the back cover.

An interesting read...Almost as good as Farley Mowat's 'Never Cry Wolf'

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