My Direwolves, Bear & Kitty

My Direwolves, Bear & Kitty Direwolf Enoch
Direwolf Baruh
Dachshund Bear
Kitty the Cat
Koda in Spirit This page is dedicated to our pack.

Our Great Bernese, Koda, Enoch and Baruh American Alsatians from The Direwolf Project, longhair mini dachshund, Bear and Kitty the cat.

Thank you , Elizabeth for flying in from New York to take care of our furs so we could see our family in New Orleans. ...
06/03/2026

Thank you , Elizabeth for flying in from New York to take care of our furs so we could see our family in New Orleans. . Elizabeth Wise Mazak

One big puddle of hair and fur ❤️
05/28/2026

One big puddle of hair and fur ❤️

Gratitude. There's always something to be grateful about. This beautiful girl overcame her medical challenges and is thr...
05/18/2026

Gratitude. There's always something to be grateful about. This beautiful girl overcame her medical challenges and is thriving at home. She is an example of strength and determination for us. A bit bossy, a tad guarding, and a pinch of truck-approaching anxiety. All is forgotten with her kind heart, her great attention to to unbalance both emotional or physical in human and animal. She emits the beauty of her soul, and the caring virtue and intuitive responses we all could use. She is our "Chosen". Protecting her realm from the inside out. Kindness and warmth reflect in her golden eyes. She will be 8 in June. See less

05/16/2026

Across mythology, Dogs appear again and again as guardians standing between worlds. Ancient cultures rarely viewed them as ordinary animals alone. Their loyalty, senses, and connection to death rituals transformed them into creatures tied to protection, the afterlife, and the unseen.

In Greek mythology, Cerberus guards the gates of Hades, ensuring the dead remain where they belong. He does not drag souls downward. He protects the boundary separating life from death.

Norse mythology carries a darker figure through Garmr, the blood-stained hound connected to Hel and the coming of Ragnarök. His howls signal destruction approaching long before the final battle begins.

In ancient Egypt, jackals became tied to Anubis, the god overseeing embalming, tombs, and the guidance of souls through the afterlife. Wild dogs and jackals wandering burial grounds created a natural association between canines and death itself.

Celtic folklore introduced spectral hounds such as the Cù Sìth, a massive green fairy dog believed to appear before death. In other parts of Europe, black dogs became omens haunting crossroads, forests, graveyards, and isolated roads after dark.

That pattern appears constantly across cultures.

Dogs guard thresholds.

They accompany souls.
They sense danger before humans notice it.
They move between civilisation and wilderness with ease.

Ancient people trusted dogs deeply, though they also feared what those animals seemed able to perceive. Dogs reacted to empty spaces, growled at unseen movement, and remained alert during darkness when humans felt most vulnerable.

That behaviour shaped mythology.

Dogs became linked to spirits, death, protection, and journeys between worlds. Even today, many myths portray them as guides rather than monsters, creatures capable of standing at the edge of the unknown without fear.

And perhaps that is why canine figures appear so often beside gods of death and the underworld.

Humans have always sensed that dogs notice things long before we do.

Things moving quietly in places people cannot fully see themselves.

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