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This husky had heard about the boy who cried wolf, and despite the circumstances, always loves to see women in male-dominated fields. 12/10 (TT: betteratsiegethanben69)
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The desperation in her voice 😭😭
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I love how no one even moved 🤣🤣🤣
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Literally crying wolf 😂
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I’ll have what she’s having 😂
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That’s the best fed wolf I’ve ever seen. 😂
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My husky ran through a construction site one time and I asked them if they had seen a husky and one of them told me no but they saw a wolf 😂
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The caption is 100/10
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That’s obviously a rare wolfsky, just wanting to join in on happy hour.
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7 days ago
How many drinks did the husky have?
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7 days ago
Honest mistake. I saw a Dire Wolf the other day but I remembered they are extinct 😂
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Do you think that for huskies getting called wolves is like emos getting called goths?
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It’s sorta understandable but an adult wolf is about twice the size of a husky 😂
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In her defense, all wolves are just big, fluffy puppies…
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Who is this woman? I want to be friends with her. And of course I want to pet that wolf too.
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Did she then.... tell it to sit?
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Initially read this as a woman mistaking a husky for a wolf who had had a few drinks, not that she herself was drunk
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This is the funniest video I’ve ever seen in my life
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