Canis Lupus the Wolf

Canis Lupus the Wolf Spring is here and almost to the end of April when I will give birth to my pups the inner layer of my wool, fur has shed it will help keep me cool during the summer My den is well secluded, dug, deep, and large enough for safety of my pups away from searching eyes, I need to nestle in and have my pups and keep them safe I hear the pack lead by my mate communicating with each other with their howls out in the distant woods they will keep me fed until I'm able to safely leave My litter of five pups are so beautiful, they came last night with black, soft, fuzzy, wooly fur with their eyes closed they’re squeaking, mewing, and wriggling I love laying here listening to them as they suck and feed Two weeks have passed and I see my loved ones are starting to mature their blue eyes and ears are opened up, by next week they will be crawling, by the forth they will start walking I can't wait until they're nine weeks old so they can start venturing out in play and hunt small prey for themselves They actually won’t be adults until they're at least two years old then they can choose to leave the pack, and have their own mate. In the mean time I nestle with my pups In safety as they wiggle and nurse © By Eve Roper 4/2/2015