It always surprises me the level of expectation that people put onto young animals, expectations of behaviours that are far beyond the animal’s capabilities So many boundaries and conditions placed on an animal that is behaving in a completely natural and normal way ☹️ No biting, no growling, no “misbehaving”, barking, weeing, being scared…… Laddie, the young rough collie in this video is giving the perfect example of how unconditional we should be at this stage of an animal’s development 😊 The

In a wolf pack, a breeding pair, known as the “alpha pair,” leads. These alphas, experienced rather than necessarily dominant through aggression, make key decisions like hunting. Below them, beta wolves, often their offspring, provide support. Cooperation and familial bonds are central to the pack’s success. | Wolf Lover

Fact Check: Wolf Pack Behavior