Post by Va'shad on Aug 31, 2015 16:21:04 GMT
A SIMPLE GUIDE TO WOLF BODY LANGUAGE &
COMMUNICATION
Attacking Position - Self explanatory, this position indicates that a wolf is currently attacking 
Guard Position - This position is assumed by a wolf who on the defensive or feels threatened
Combat Position - Wolves in this position are clearly in combat, note the ear and tail positions.
Passive Submissive Position - This position is assumed by a wolf being passively submissive.
Play Run - When a wolf is running with the following ear and tail positions they are playing.
Fear Run - Much like the play run, the ear and tail position display the wolf's intentions. This particular position indicates the wolf is fearful and possibly fleeing.
Active Submissive Position - This is displayed when a wolf is actively submissive (not to be confused with passively).
Play Stance - This play bow is assumed when a wolf is feeling playful, easy enough.
Early Submissive Position - This shows how a yearling or younger wolf should submit to a more dominant pack-mate.
Negative Stance - This stance is taken up when a wolf is being fearful, aggressive, or, most commonly, both.
Guard Position - This position is assumed by a wolf who on the defensive or feels threatened
Combat Position - Wolves in this position are clearly in combat, note the ear and tail positions.
Passive Submissive Position - This position is assumed by a wolf being passively submissive.
Play Run - When a wolf is running with the following ear and tail positions they are playing.
Fear Run - Much like the play run, the ear and tail position display the wolf's intentions. This particular position indicates the wolf is fearful and possibly fleeing.
Active Submissive Position - This is displayed when a wolf is actively submissive (not to be confused with passively).
Play Stance - This play bow is assumed when a wolf is feeling playful, easy enough.
Early Submissive Position - This shows how a yearling or younger wolf should submit to a more dominant pack-mate.
Negative Stance - This stance is taken up when a wolf is being fearful, aggressive, or, most commonly, both.
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