Hi Christophe,
I am afraid we do not have a trained white wolf. There are a lot of filming restrictions when filming with real wolves as they are classified under the Dangerous Wild Animals Act.
Insurance can be difficult and they really cannot work with artists. Locations/studios have to be fenced/sectioned off from cast and crew.
We do have several wolfdogs that are excellent look-a-like wolves and some other white husky crosses. See pics attached.
These dogs are not classified under the dangerous wild animals act (as are wolves) and are just like ordinary dogs. There are no travel / location / local authority restrictions/regulations with these wolfdogs. We can travel them anywhere and use them off lead on location (subject to suitable location). They are very well trained / socialised and can also work with artists. Travel to Europe they will need pet passports. Some of our wolfdogs already have their pet passports and rabies jabs.
We have recently provided wolf dogs for Vogue Sept Edition with Photographer Mario Sorrenti, styled by Kate Moss and shot on Hampstead Heath London(wooded area) and in a studio.
The wolf dogs are also being used as Wolves for stills and motion for Game of Thrones.
We have also used them for an Australian TVC with Bear Grylls.
We took them over to Ireland twice last year and earlier this year for the wolf sequences in Penny Dreadful (exec producers Sam Mendes and John Logan). So they are very experienced for live action and still photography.
A lot depends on what action is required, location, etc etc
I hope the above is helpful.
Many thanks for contacting us.
Kind Regards
Cathy
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A-Z Animals The Bell House, Bell Lane,
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Christophe Johansen 
