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Foreword Living with Wolves
January
A Human among Wolves Mating Season Life in the Pack
Flocke
Rearing a Wolf Pup A Dog as Foster Mother The Unruly Instinct to Play From a Human Family to Wolf Society The Instinct to Hunt
Chinook
A New Wolf in the Family Enclosure and Freedom The Foundation of Trust between Human and Wolf Wolf Partner Test
Nanuk
Dietary Habits Desire for Freedom Admission to the Pack
Waiting for Pups
Hierarchy Struggles Mating and Pregnancy
Wolf Country: Wolf Distribution Yesterday and Today
From Lord of the Wilderness to Endangered Species
My Dream: The Wolves Visit Territorial Range Of Wolves and Humans: Some Evolutionary History Legends, Myths, Fairy Tales
Projects to Protect Wolves
Yellowstone Park The Carpathians Italy and France Switzerland Excursus: Hunting Instinct and Domestic Animals Germany Poland Scandinavia Spain Russia My Dream: Singing and Listening
What Can Wolves Mean to People?
Wolves and Death
The Wolf as Companion for the Soul Encounter Energy Animal
Struggle for Chinook’s Survival
Good-bye Illness, Old Age, and Death Wolf Mourning A New Equality: Protection and Respect
Animal Friendships and Birds Associated with Wolves
Two Wolf Pups and a Fawn Wolves and a Falcon Wolves and Ravens Animal Friendships That Transcend Species Boundaries
Dogs with Wolf Blood
Random Crosses and Breeding Trials The Superior Strength of Instincts
Wolf and Human
Early Domestication Wolf Pack and Family Unit Similarities between Wolves and Humans Wolf Behavior and Human Behavior
Life in the Pack Goes On
Integration into the Pack
Need for Retreat and Protection Socialization in the Pack Eating Habits
Communication between Wolves and People
Reaction to Being Called by Name Relating to Females and Males
Epilogue
Acknowledgments Postscript
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Franklin Tinsley
reviewed Kinship with the Wolf: The Amazing Story of the Woman Who Lives with Wolves on December 02, 2014
Kinship with the Wolf
This is the second book in the Reaktion Natural History series that I've read. While Hannah Velten's writing style is less fluid than that of Dan Wylie, the author of Crocodile, Cow may be more forthrightly damning of modern Western treatment of another animal other than ourselves. When the aurochs was domesticated a little more than 7 thousand years ago, human societies could organize around a pastoral way of life. Settled living followed, all thanks to the cow. And of course, the wild aurochs is also the first documented extinction of a species, when the last aurochs cow died in 1547, in Poland. Our species hunted them to their end.
In Velten's words, "Having charted the deterioration of the human/cow relationship in the West, is there any way in which it can be built / We seem to have reduced the epitome of virility, fertility and strength to a mere sperm donor, the Mother and nourisher of the world to a mere milk machine and the strong, willing ox into a beef-and-leather factory. Cattle are regarded as objects and have been shunted to the periphery of our lives; only a few people are privileged to interact positively with cattle and witness their behaviour."
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