Wolf Mating: RP (Mature)
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Ongoing, First published Jul 30, 2017
Mature
Mating season can be anywhere from January to April with the alpha female having only five to seven days of oestrus. During this time, the alpha pair may move out of the pack temporarily to prevent interruption from other pack members. Also the alpha pair is almost always the only pair to mate, to avoid over population.

Usually the alpha male has dominance over the entire pack including the alpha female. But this not always true. During the mating season the alpha female takes total dominance even while the pups are still in the den. This is for the rest of the pack to know that she is the one to serve. She also decides were the den will be. With this in the packs mind, they go in search of food and bring it back to the den either for the hungry, laborious female or for the pups.

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In this RP, you will RP as a wolf, male or female, and you will go into the life of a wolf during mating season.

This is a mature RP, so if you can't handle mating with detail, please don't read and report.
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