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Were still figuring out exactly what we want ... no were not. There is no confusion in the grand illusion. This is life and were going to enjoy it. He is a full time daddy wolf and she is part puppy part mommy wolf.
Fair warning ... there is no pity for one who whines. We do however pick up those who try and yet fall short. We are pack animals ... that means the pack all strives for the common good as one, not the rest strive and drag along a lazy member who refuses to be of help to the common good of the whole unit. We are not merely a play pack, but a pack of creatures who helps each other out in this fight to stay alive. This includes all areas of life, not just kink.
We are seeking more members to join our twisted wolfpack and a babygirl/ab/babypup/little to call our very own.
For the little we have -had- a full adult nursery (gone for now after several crazy baby failures) and diapers that belong on your butt. Were looking for someone to put in a diaper (properly!), feed, bathe, dress up, play games with, watch you color, play house, do puzzles together, play childish board games, build legos, tell bedtime stories to, and enjoy spending time with her daddy and mommy (or big sister wolf depending on how the two of you bond). She looooves bothering/playing pranks on daddy.
For the pack we are looking for more hellraisers to howl at the moon with us on the rare half decent night sky in Houston. Wolves, domestic dogs, and 4 legged pets welcome to apply. From those who know their inner animal and instincts well to those who are curious and looking for guidance ... this is not the furry life, this is the place where you learn to hunt/kill your prey and enjoy the warmth of your fellow pack members under the night sky. Yes we do bite.
We are looking for someone real only. Not interested in cyber or online play. This is 24/7 for us, not a way to get our 10 minute fix behind a screen. Im a daddy wolf, she is a switch wolfpup. She is comfortable in her role as what she is being a big sister but her role as mommy really depends on the individual baby.
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