(December 12, 2018 at 6:27 pm)Amarok Wrote:Quote:I agree, but it has nothing to do with the context I used. It's referring to packs of dogs compared against packs of wolves and their behavior without those packs. Now throw a wolf in with a dog, and it will submit. But dogs with other dogs, the "lesser" dogs usually submit to the alpha. Wolves are definitely known for working together in achieving tasks. Here is a video of a wolf with some dogs, and it gets a little too friendly with a Caucasian Shepherd, and instantly submits as soon as the Shepherd indicated it needed to back off. About the 1:25 mark.Once again youtube video's aren't research
It's observable, so good enough to me. I don't think a wolf could submit anymore than that one did. It was the equivalent of a human going into the fetal position. lol
