Two-Mode Realistic Breeding System

Considering the the style of game play which lets us have many packmembers that aren't related to the breeding pair, the Casanova suggestion is on point!

In the wild, packs are two wolves and their biological family members.  At Yellowstone they put random wolves together and created artificial packs, where many wolves were not related to each other(many behaviors studied here, aren't seen in the true wild packs).  Yellowstone is just like here on wolvden, where there are many wolves that aren't related to each other.  It makes sense to adopt a Casanova breeding system.

So! Since the adoption of the new pair bond breeding system, a lot of my complaints about the stud male system have pretty much vanished. I'm coming to understand that changing the "one stud male per pack" thing really isn't likely to be something the devs and admins do -- there's too much money and interest tied up in the stud market as it currently exists. While I personally have mixed feelings about that, I totally understand that it's probably not something they'll going to change, and I've made my peace with it.

That said... in a certain light, "stud male" might as well be another term for "casanova"! XD Differences in puppy survival chance aren't involved in the current system, and significantly more pairs are allowed than one every ten territory slots or whatever, but this is much, much closer to the system I've proposed here than we started with. 

With that in mind... is there anything in the plan proposed here which people feel would still be an interesting contribution to the site and hasn't already been included?

Honestly, I didn't like the idea at all. this will limit all reproduction resources that exist in the game, it will limit players' income from Stud and puppy sales, literally one of the greatest ways to earn money that players have in Wolvden. If people have many cubs of their wolves on the site, it is because this wolf is in a pattern so good that people like it very much and has the total right to let his male generate as many generations as he wants. It will harm people who wants to create a Lore and it will DRASTICALLY decrease the chances of, for example, getting a carrier, since the effort to keep a single puppy outside the breeding couple would be absurd, not just carriers but any other type of wolf too . This idea will end most people's interest in the game, putting an extremely exaggerated difficulty without any need, if they want the game to be different from Lioden, they at least need to do it without ruining the player's experience with Wolvden.