Wolf / canine muzzle wrinkles

[Sea Wolf]

I always see mounts done with the muzzle wrinkles all done wrong when posed with a grumpy expression. They do not go across the top from side to side

[BlackHawk]

Nice reference thnkx. It took a couple second to figure out what it was. :-)

[gifted]

Why does that jaw look like it's at the wrong angle?

[Trina]

I believe he's playing with another puppy...

[Sea Wolf]

Well, ... if you look at that "other jaw" real closely, you'll see that there is another nose attached to it. ... There is a second wolf, upside down, under the top one.

[gifted]

That would explain it.  Thanks.

[Bonnie ( Allistair )]

aw, I cant see any pics.

[Sea Wolf]

Sorry, that post was up back in May. I finally took the picture down.

[Bonnie ( Allistair )]

I understand.    Such a tease though! 

[Sea Wolf]

  ... Ok, my bad ... I put it back.

[Wolfwoman]

Hmmm, snarls anyone?

[Sea Wolf]

I'm not really sure that I would want my paw there. Looks unhealthy.

[Wolfwoman]

That is Hubby's paw and the dog is a friend of ours.. actually the friend we're getting the pup from. This dog is Sissy and she is actually a sweetheart, she is currently chained in this pic and is terribly defensive when tied. We go to their house once a week and hubby actually pets this dog. She's quite a trip. I can walk up to her anytime, she is more defensive of men. She's a typical bi-polar Rott

[Sea Wolf]

Awwww, I wonder how come. Rotties can be awfully nice dogs when treated the right way. All I can think of are the "Good dog, Carl" books. They also make a nice carting dog.

[Wolfwoman]

She is a very nice dog, but she's also VERY good at her job, which the rest of the 25 Alaskan  huskies don't do! Protecting the house and family She just gets carried away sometimes....lol  Can ya picture that snarl and the name Sissy???