Peeing to mark your territory?
Is it really true that you can mark your territory so to speak and get your message across to a wolf by peeing in strategic locations?
shareyou must be young and never owned a dog.
shareIs that a yes?
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Perhaps the original poster was asking whether or not marking your boundary in the way the man did and the Wolf's response to it is based in reality. If you can find out if a specific situation like the one depicted in the film is feasible between a human being and Wolf from Wikipedia alone as you suggest please let them know or cease being a pompous, arrogant arsehöle. Maybe they were looking for an answer from an expert or at least someone with information on the subject, clearly you’ve proved there are none to be had when you decide to post.
shareI always pee outside. Thus far, no lupine interlopers have trespassed in my territory.
Health inspectors and the vice squad, yes. But no wolves.
What does owning a dog have to do with this? Do you pee in your house and yard to mark your territory?
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Dogs mark their territory be peeing in certain locations they like to claim. If another dog pees over them, then they are challenging the claim. If not then they accept it. The scientist does this to see the wolf's reaction.
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