Probably have to stay in car park area, I would have thought. So they’re not going to see much

Hi 604jonn As much as we love encouraging conservationists of the future, there is a minimum age restriction of 16yrs for this activity. We'd love to meet her when she is older though! Kindest regards Predator Experience

Hi Abbie. We are looking forward to meeting you. We will send booking confirmation and directions, if you follow those you will be fine. Also have our phone number handy, so you can call us if you are struggling. If you are not here when we are expecting you, someone will also ring you to find you. We are easy to locate if you print your directions though. Regards Predator Experience

Hi They are a hybrid cross between a grey wolf and a mountain dog they are the nearest thing that you can get to a pure wolf They are absolutely stunning only small groups are aloud each time Not too sure about the minimum age for children though

Hi sugardann. Thanks for your message. The Wolf and Fox Encounter is s quite different to the Walking with Wolves. Both are great experiences. There is more interaction on the Walking with Wolves because you are holding the leashes, and because of this we borrow your camera to take a team photo of you holding Maska and Kajika. There is still opportunity to interact with Maska and Kajika on the Wolf and Fox, just not so much. On the Wolf and Fox the handlers hold the leashes and there is no team photo, but a longer period of time to take photos of them yourself, there is less photo time on the Walking with Wolves but still sufficient for most people, the photographers like Wolf and Fox. They also howl on the Walking with Wolves, but not on Wolf and Fox. It really just depends what you are into. If mobility is an issue the Wolf and Fox is definitely the better option. Hope this helps. Predator Experience

85 per person for an hour we did the walking with wolves only . Worth every penny

Hi Rpn7 Thanks for your question. I'm afraid the foxes don't like people they don't know well stroking them, and for their welfare we wouldn't ask them to tolerate something they were not absolutely comfortable with. The wolf hybrids you can stroke. They are not compromised in any way, but they don't really understand the purpose of stroking, but they don't mind at all, they just ignore it. We would love to meet you and introduce you to our our team. By all means get in touch, my number is 07733366748. Regards Dee

The walk itself is not more that 1 1/2 miles and the majority of that is around a reservoir so fairly flat but undulating, the walk up to the reservoir is a well defined agricultural track used by landrovers and tractors, the walk is not strenuous and the speed is that of the slowest member of the walking party.Before the walk you have to allow the wolves to accept your sent so that you become part of the pack, there was a 15 year old on the same walk that I did and there were no problems because of the wolves sent smelling before the walk they became part of the pack as well. During the walk you have control of one of the leads on the wolves, each of the 2 wolves have twin leads, one for the expert and one for the person on the walking experience, everyone has the opportunity to walk the wolves. The wolves can be stroked but not overly petted because the are still wild animals but tolerate some stroking. I hope this helps and that you enjoy your experience. Me and my family thoroughly enjoyed it.

Hi. The best train station to reach us would be Grange-over-Sands. With prior notice, we can often collect you and return you to the train station. Hope to see you soon!

We did the wolf walk plus saw the foxes, it's not listed on their site but if you get in touch they'll be able to arrange it. I loved both parts, but in spite of looking forward to seeing the foxes a little more beforehand, it was the wolves which were the stars of the day for me and the rest of my group. (the humans are pretty awesome too!) :)