It’s not great that this one is chained (or even in captivity), but it does give you some idea about the size of an Arabian wolf. This one is in Saudi Arabia:
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And how many instances of tame and friendly wolves in captivity like this are there, Mr. Coppinger? Uh, only a kuhzillion or so! His notions that wolves are rather “nasty” comes from his extremely limited experience with them in captivity, with wolves he did not raise himself or have any sort of friendly relationship with, and yet goes up and thumps on the side(as he tells in both his doggy domestication book and on the PBS specials) in a fashion I wouldn’t do with ANY DOG I didn’t know very well! And because that wolf begged to differ this rude overfamiliarity from a complete stranger, the typical Coppinger sweeping generalization was born, that all wolves are rather “nasty”, therefore early hunter-gatherers could not possibly have begun the domestication process(yeah, right…..).