== Stealing wolves kill == 

 Little mention is made about how humans had the ability to drive a pack of wolves away from their kill. Some natives still do it to lions today. The more dominant members of the pack had a better chance of getting part of the kill before being driven off, or even allowed to have part of the kill so humans didn't starve to death their meal ticket. The submissive members might not of had a chance to get their share and facing starvation is a strong incentive to stick around and possibly get an overlooked scrap or even a handout. Being a submissive animal to begin with is a fast track to humans seeing how close they could get and even tossing them a low value scrap or bone. A bond like this could have developed thousands of times, especially with the curiosity of humans.