There has been a great deal of debate as of late between Dr. Steam and myself involving this creature that was discovered recently.
The Briar wolf as we have dubbed it until further study of its ecological nitch, tends to live the the shrubs and other ground cover that lines parks, gardens and other areas that have young children at play.
Like a domesticated canine this creature seeks out children to lure to play with it. Often making them late for diner and insuring that they return home in need of a bath.
Dr. Steam feels this is a "noble" creature and has taken to humanizing its social traits. While I find it is like any other Fae we have come upon and should be studied and preserved. It does not seem at this time to be a threat to the children it is attracted too and might prove useful if domesticated to serve in a nursery setting perhaps to fend off goblins that might try to brain a child in
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