The Sentinels "ye young fellows that follows the sea"

The warnings of the other wolf meant little to the creature, who seemed intent on investigating that thing hanging around Dune's neck. He tried to get closer but each attempt was met with further resistance: the flashing of teeth, some puffing and posturing. He knew some of those signals but chose to ignore them to the detriment of his good intentions; Clarence kept his tail high-set and wagging as if that would appease something in the stranger, however the gaiety of his domesticated instincts flew in opposition of the law of the wolf. He did not know that a raised tail could be misconstrued. He did not think about his own advancement towards the pale stranger being a threat, or how his natural height and robust size might cause worry. His long snout probed close to the pale wolf's neck as he tried to get a good taste of the collar's materials — and this too could be dangerous, for he was setting himself up for a violent rebuke if Dune did not like his pushy antics.