Pets can range from common animals such as dogs and cats to exotic animals such as snakes and parrots.
Kira, the wolf, can be seen only on the rarest of times. She was left by her mother when she was three days old, and without Alida’s aid, she wouldn’t survive.
Alida took her in, taught her, and cared for her as if she were a puppy so she may have a second chance at life.
Kira was difficult to domesticate since, unlike dogs, she was a wild creature at heart, lacking years of domestication in her DNA.
Alida had to put in additional effort since she was wary of new experiences. Kira needed a lot of socializing, so she interacted with kids, adults, and even animals.
She was entirely domesticated after a long period and would not harm a single fly.
“Kira’s mother was raised by a family, but they were unable to care for her, so she was placed in a nursery.” She has lost all trust in others. Kira was also born at the same hospital.”
“If Kira is born in the wild, she will not live long.” She stands a good risk of extinction because no one taught her how to hunt. Kira’s mom left her and her brothers at the age of three, leaving them to be fed by hand. I took Kira away as soon as she healed, and as Kira became stronger, I started feeding her milk.”
“When she was 28 days old, I took her away from the nursery.” She is clever, but she is also stubborn. She considers herself rather than me while making decisions. I immediately began the process of socializing. She was able to meet a variety of canines, people, and children.”
“We traveled to different places to observe different things so she could learn about new smells and noises.” Wolves are born with a fear of change known as neophobia. This is a time-consuming and exhausting operation, but Kira has to be able to live in the city with me and feel at comfortable.
Alida adopted Kira from the nursery at the age of 28 days and continued to care for, feed, and educate her in order to domesticate her.
“Kira has a calm and kind nature that is unaffected by other dogs’ anger or her own conflicts. When it comes to children, she is very careful, and if one is terrified of her, she will not approach him.”
Alida made sure she was not terrified of the contemporary world by accompanying her on several outings.
“On the street, people frequently respond with curiosity, asking to be photographed, and inquiring whether living with a wolf is safe, especially if there is a child at home (I have a 7-year-old son named Bogdan.)”
Kira is a happy, completely domesticated dog who shares her home with a 7-year-old child whom she adores. Passers-by regularly inquire about what it’s like to live with a wolf.
“In reality, because Kira is a lovely person who does not induce fear in others, people react in particular ways.” For example, people on the internet are both angry and they write a variety of things.
Following a series of reports about us, several people complained that she was behaving extremely stupid by keeping a dangerous animal at home.
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