I would have to state yes but a very rare case lol.
When I was a much younger person I grew up in the middle of a national forest, I often spent days out in the forest exploring as I always loved nature and always had a deep draw to dogs. I already was an active female dog exclusive zoo. I'll try to make this short. I spent much time in the woods, and one weekend I had this odd feeling of being watched, but I knew there was no other people around. After much time I was able to see it was a single wolf that was following me but keeping a respectable distance. I went on my way, keeping it in mind, and after some time it got close enough for me to see and to see it was a female wolf. After some time I noticed that she was a lone wolf, never saw any pack mates or saw any other wolf tracks than hers in the area. This got me thinking what she was doing and why she was so intent on keeping me in close tabs when ever I was out in the forest. It took a while, and I started leaving food bits for her, and over time she saw I was no threat and started to get closer. I made no direct move to get closer to her, I let her do what she pleased, I never felt any fear. Some time passed and she started coming close enough for me to hand feed and get a few pets in, and as that progressed she decided she liked it and would let me get close to her. From that point on we often would stroll the forest together, when i went out she would find me. As time progressed she came into heat, and I could tell something was different. She would get close to me, and I noticed she would often flag me and at first I tried to ignore it but she got more and more pushy as her heat got stronger. I decided that if that is what she wanted, and after I regained my thoughts after seeing that a wild wolf was now begging me to mate with her, I took that step and we mated. We ended up mating countless times that whole week, and as her heat subsided I kept asking and she kept allowing me to mate her, and to my astonishment she would allow me to mate her often out of heat after words, she enjoyed it so much. For several years on we were mates, anytime I spent out in the forest we would be together, we didn't always mate but we did often enough. Just being in her company and knowing she chose me as her mate was mind blowing. Something I will always treasure. Then one day she just disappeared, no trace. In my mind I like to think she found a wondering male wolf and started a real wolf pack, but my brain side is pretty sure it was poachers to blame. We had that problem often in the area.
I still question why she chose me like that, I have always since I can remember had this deep connection with dogs, maybe she could sense my draw towards them. I have never had another chance with a wild wolf, have been with a few hybrids in the past, but she was my only real wolf. I will have to admit for a few microseconds the thought of taking her home and keeping her as my mate entered my mind, as my parents probably would have allowed it as we often had hybrids as family dogs. But the thought was quickly dismissed as she was wild, free, and in no way could I take her from that. I also never named her other than calling her "Wolf" She is one I'll never forget. Sadly the forest these days are getting more and more sold off and shrinking more and more so don't think that wolves even are there anymore, they stay more to the north now.
