This wolf is currently on a breeding cool down. She will be able to fall pregnant again in 11 rollovers! This wolf has not rolled over today and will not be able to be traded or gifted until its next rollover.
This wolf has been leading Wolves of Morrow since 2020-10-19 09:44:13.
Currents
Age
2 years 11 months (Adult)
Sex
Female
Energy
Hunger
HP
Personality
Reliable
Breeding Information
Age in Rollovers
70
Pups Bred
3 pups bred
Last Bred
2022-04-18 23:07:09
Fertility
Average
Heat Cycle
On Cooldown
Items Applied
None!
Pair Bond
None
Looks
Base
Howlite (1.43%)
Base Genetics
Monochrome Medium I
Eyes
Yellow
Skin
Black
Nose
Oxblood
Claws
Root
Mutation
None
Secondary Mutation
None
Carrier Status
Unknown
Variant
Default
Markings
Slot 1
Brown Dorsal (100% : T0)
Slot 2
Black Mantle (80% : T0)
Slot 3
White Irish (40% : T0)
Slot 4
None
Slot 5
None
Slot 6
None
Slot 7
None
Slot 8
None
Slot 9
None
Slot 10
None
Biography
She stretched out as she watched from her den, her packmates seemed to thrive within the Caverns, or- Some..
She yawned tiredly as she sighed, stretching once more before she walked out of her den, sitting on the rock ledge that led to more dens within the caverns, she licked her chops staring at one den in particular.
She shook her head sighing before she was alerted by Immediate barking and growling. And intruder had come through their territory.
Her fur bristled up as her tassel raised up straight behind her, she growled lowly while running down the ledge, "Who are you?" Her voice calm with firm sternness. Her teeth still slightly barred, ready to disarm and ready to kill. Three of her packmates circled the intruder and her keeping it contained in that area, a Shaggy brown wolf with blue eyes growled lower than most as his tassel shook like an irritated cat, a White fluffy wolf who was calm yet staring daggers into the intruder, and a gray wolf with dark stripes who bucked up to the Intruder;
"Are you a friend or foe?" Racc and Toma both growled out as Toma was pissed and Racc was Neutral, her guard still up.
