Angus fights with gusto while Brianna jumps in and out, nipping the rear and sides of the offending animal. I'm sure the only thing that saves the pitiable creature is that my wolves won't chase them beyond their wire boundary. Angus is confident, aggressive and has rarely met a human he didn't like. I bring them inside the house sometimes but they prefer being outside and start dancing at the door within minutes of coming in. They're both extremely intelligent animals but their independence could easily be mistaken for stupidity by those not in the know.
Wolves are only as trainable as they choose to be.
Their hearing and sense of smell seems to be better than a dog's. It's prob'ly a survival thing. Don't ever get a wolf and expect them to adapt to your lifestyle. You'll be disappointed and your wolf will be miserable, misunderstood and lonely. They're very loving, sensitive individuals with a myriad of emotions and should be treated as such.