Dawnpack territory is mostly a think piney forest with little light. Theres a meadow in the middle of the territory where males fight for females, and pups play. The meadow leads to a deep lake where you can catch fish, or a drinking deer if your lucky. Dens can be anywhere, in any cave and in any bush. But omegas usually stay together. Hey! Speaking of omegas...
HIGHARCY:
Alpha is the wolf that has the most freedom in the pack. He/she can go anywhere anytime, and the rest of the pack usually follows.
Beta is the second in command to the Alpha.
Omega is the babysitter of the pack, and is more puppy than wolf. The omega is also a peace-keeper, if there is fighting for ranks the omega will usually stop it or die trying. They get most of the aggression(bullying) in the pack. OMEGAS ARENT USUALLY ATTRACTIVE!
In real packs the males don't stay long. You can make a random male in order for your female to rear pups though. Females usually stay in the pack. Rank is based on attitude more than strength. Loser of a fight for higharcy is sometimes chased away,
ANIMALS IN CONTACT WITH WOLVES:
COYOTES - They will avoid wolves most times, but when encounters occur they are aggressive.
GRIZZLYS - Are known to eat wolf pups, wolves will chase away bears from the den area.
COUGARS - Although rare in nature, the cougar being a lone hunter is at a disadvantage in a fight with a wolf pack.
FOXES - Foxes have been observed stealing from wolf kills, wolves have been know to steal fox dens, wolves have been known to kill foxes, though it is rare, more often than not they ignore these tiny predators, the exceptions is in the arctic region where wolves will usually kill a fox on sight.
BODY POSTURES:
Dominance - A dominant wolf stands stiff legged and tall. The ears are erect and forward, and the hackles bristle slightly. Often the tail is held vertical and curled toward the back. This display shows the wolf's rank to all others in the pack. A dominant lupine may stare penetratingly at a submissive one, pin it to the ground, "ride up" on its shoulders, or even stand on its hind legs.
Submission (active) - In active submission, the entire body is lowered, and the lips and ears are drawn back. Sometimes active submission is accompanied by a rapid thrusting out of the tongue and lowering of the hindquarters. The tail is placed down, or halfway or fully between the legs, and the muzzle often points up to the more dominant animal. The back may be partially arched as the submissive wolf humbles itself to its superior. (A more arched back and more tucked tail indicate a greater level of submission.)
Submission (passive) - Passive submission is more intense than active submission. The wolf rolls on its back and exposes its vulnerable throat and underside. The paws are drawn into the body. This is often accompanied by whimpering.
Female Alpha: TurnipHead (Arora a black female with yellow eyes)
Male alpha: (Leawpaws left :'()
Female Beta: Emberheart (Swift is a female black fur, blue eyes)
Male Beta: Eaglefire4EVER! (Lucas a male blonde wolf with brown highlights)
Omegas:
Emberheart (Run grey fur, Hazel eyes)
kalie55023 (Grey a male with bright blue eyes and long grey fur)
Loners:
Thats it. Thanks to http://www.wolfcountry.net
