
07/18/2025
When have you seen this behavior in your dog?
🎶We all need somebody to lean on 🎶
Wolves often rest their chins on one another to test how the other reacts before escalating to a mount, hug, or playful ride-up. It can be part of play, courtship, or even subtle disputes over resources.
In this moment, Clay seems to be redirecting from Cricket toward Monty—possibly before Monty did something to grab his attention. It’s hard to tell if this is a true “chin rest” since Clay appears to be pushing Cricket back rather than receiving the lean… but it’s a fascinating look at wolf body language in action!
🐺: Cricket (left) and Clay (right)
📸:: Monty Sloan
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