Wolf, parenthood and the pack
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Within
the greater power structure of the pack, a smaller regime
~ pecking order ~ begins to emerge in the
litter. One pup establishes him/herself as the
alpha of the litter, and reigns dominant over his/her
littermates. This pup will often grow up to be
an alpha wolf, in charge of his/her own pack. |
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As
the wolf uses its keen sense of hearing and smell to hunt
(only using its vision to confirm what he already knows),
we could take this as a lesson to listen to our inner thoughts
-- be aware of our own intuition. Wolf
tries to teach us to trust our own insights.
The feeding
pattern of the wolf ~ consuming all that they
capture, gorging themselves ~ should teach
us not to waste, to make use of all that is available
to us. |
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A
strong, powerful animal, the Wolf will rarely
fight amongst themselves. A simple glance,
posture or growl, is usually all that is necessary to
determine dominance. |
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Click on the Wolf head to see my favorite wolf
pic's, to date.
I
wish to thank Monty Sloan
of Wolf Park,
for the use of his beautiful photo's. Most of the
photo's on these pages are owned and copyrighted by Mr. Sloan.
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