How do wolves show stress?

Answer 1

Male wolves and female wolves usually mate when they both are the Dominent wolves. Males usually show love towards a female by supporting her when she is challenged by other she-wolves in the pack, by affectionally grooming her, and by comforting her by walking along side her.

Answer 2

By nuzzling each other, rubbing their head on anothers cheek, rubbing shoulders. Some wolves sleep in a heap, or close together. From an adult to a puppy, licking each other is a sign of affection.

However, don't misinterpret licking, when a wolf licks another, it's a sign of being submissive, NOT affection. When a wolf puts it's head on the shoulder of another, it's a sign of dominance.

Answer 3

"When the two are about to mate, they bond, sleeping close and touching each other more and more. They will approach each other making quiet whining sounds, mouth each others muzzles, touch noses, and bump there bodies together. There may be mutual grooming and nibbling of each other's coats and the two may walk pressed close together. The Male may bow to the female, toss and tilt his head, and lay his legs over her neck in what could only be described as a flirting manner. The two may even sleep side by side.

As the courtship progresses, the male will smell the genital region of the female to determine her readiness to mate, his tongue flicking in and out, testing the air for traces of her sex hormones, If she is not sexually receptive, she will repel the male with growls and snaps of her jaws."

Answer 4

Wolves groom by licking themselves. They have a rough tongue that gets rid of dirt and things that are stuck in the wolves' fur.

Answer 5

They show affection is many ways. Some examples include; licking your hand, nuzzling into you or giving you their paw.

Answer 6

He will cuddle with you. Forget the last answer