What role have wolves played in history?
>>2728451
Raising TRVE romans
Spawning Turkish dynasties
Beast of Gevaudan maybe? Or maybe it was a hyena?
well you´ve got the Beast of Gevaudan for example
>>2728451
they made Rome
They became dogge the white man's best friend.
>>2728451
They became a well known German surname.
>>2728716
Whites regularly drowned useless puppies and ate dogs during sieges
Fuck off
>>2728451
The good ones became nice friends
>>2728739
>everybody else still murders and eats dogs today
Go fuck yourself.
>>2728731
Adolf means something like noble wolf and Hitler named one of his dogs puppies Adolf.
>>2728451
Mongols were edgy teens whose main symbol was the Blue Wolf and got their feefees hurt whenever their Chinese subjects ate dog.
>>2728451
They became dogs which were the single greatest asset to early humans
>>2728739
>Whites
Are you assering whites were somehow special in this regard?
>>2728451
Oh, yeah. Incredibly important to the ecosystem. Just look at Yellowstone.
They inspired the creation of Spice and Wolf
>>2728739
Croats are not white tho.
>>2732626
Croats are the whitest people in Southeastern Europe.
>>2728716
Actually Central Asians in the Steppes created the original dogs and some ran over to Europe.
>>2732679
I didn't imply any of them are white. But i read somewhere that the daughter of some Croatian politician threw a box of puppies in a river.
In later medieval Irish literature, the Irish were associated with wolves, which was seen as a positive, while Normans were associated with lions, which were seen as being sinister.
>>2731786
^This is the right answer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6JVjuo1u5Q
>>2728489
Would succ that desu
Red Riding Hood