Why do wolves mate?

Wolves mate in Spring.

Red wolves mate in Late Winter.

The only wolves in a pack that are allowed to mate are the alpha male and alpha female. No other male can mate with the female as long as he runs the pack. If he should die or be driven off, the next male in the hierarchy would then take over. The same would happen if the female alpha died or left the pack.

They mate in late winter!

Wolves main instincts are to hunt, protect their pack and mate, and mate with other wolves.

they mate for real when they have kids!

they mate in the winter they have pups in the spring

Yes. In the breeding season, when a female is in heat, a lot of male wolves will fight to mate with her. The male wolves fight, and when one of them does get to mate with the female, he guards her, so other wolves know she is taken. However, sometimes, another stronger, older wolf may fight the male wolf, mate with the female again, and stay with her for life.

Yes, of course they mate! How else would they reproduce?!?!???

Once they find a mate they usually mate for life during their breeding seasons.

Ocelots are cuter to ocelots & wolves are cuter to wolves. Otherwise, they might never mate!

They have a tendacy to like to mate because of warmer weather.

Yes. Grey wolves and many other kinds of wolves fight over a mate or who is the leader.

No, in a wolf pack only the Alpha male and Alpha female will mate.

well yes but not all

the alpha male is the wolf all the bitches want to mate with most of the other wolves don't mate

Because wolves don't have pups if they don't get a mate.

Wolves breed by choosing a mate, and begin mating, or making puppies. Which is also called breeding the wolves breed with themselves

Mating (breeding) season for gray wolves usually starts in late winter.

All wolves do not really have a 'Captain', but packs of wolves have leaders. The leaders are the breeding pair and the two wolves who mate and rear their young. Usually in a wolf pack the leader is the founder of the pack(along with his/her mate). Sometimes other wolves challenge their leadership, and if they win become the new leader.

Wolves fight other wolves either because they are threatened, challenged, asserting rank, or fighting over food/mate/land or are angry.

Yes, of course.

No, they aren't the same species.

they mate and they seduce each other.

No, as there are no werewolves. Werewolves are fictional. They can only mate with other fictional characters.

Wolves mate in the winter-time, and then the female of the breeding pair gives birth in the spring.

Gray wolves mate in and between January and March. They have a gestation period of about 36 days.

Wolves leave their birth pack for a chance to mate and become alpha male.

No, butterflies do not mate for life. There are only 8 animals that mate for life. Some of them are gibbons, swans, wolves, and bald eagles.

The only wolves in the pack who mate are the alpha male and the alpha females.

it's pretty much just your mate and pups but there are differn't wolves that will come onto your territory and try to take your pups

Yes.Red wolves because they are so much alike will sometimes mate with coyotes which is one of the three threats of their survival the other two are the hunting of wolves and habitat destruction red wolves and coyotes are do much alike that they are sometimes mistaken for each other scientists only found four pure bred red wolves and the rest were all half coyote.

Wolves run in a pack. To every pack there is an Alpha male and an Alpha female. These are the only two individuals allowed to mate. All members of the pack care for the pups. wolves have a back. there is the alpha and his mate - normally a compitition for both places- and the pack members.

A dispersal is a wolf, such as yourself, that has left its pack to look for a mate. Whatever gender you are when you can get a mate these are the wolves that you look for.

Wolves do things like any other animal does. Howl Hunt Mate Dig Eat Drink you name it -.-

Not usually. Wolves mate for life. When they pick a mate its forever. Sometimes they getnew mates if theirs dies, but sometimes not even then

Arctic wolves mate and have live birth.

yes they would

yes to get the best female

yes.if the find a mate.

Wolves usually mate in winter so that the young will be born in the spring when food is more available and the weather is warmer.

once you have been and greeted one wolf in each terotory you will find a mate.

Many, many mammals mate for life! For example, Gibbon apes and wolves are two mammals that mate for life.

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.

Wolves do a number of things when they are active. They hunt for food, they mate, they fight with other wolves for pack dominance, they howl at the moon.

In a way, yes, REAL wolves do imprint. They find a wolf of the opposite gender and if they find a physical attraction, the two mate.

Female gray wolves reach maturity to mate at age one. Males become mature at age two.

A wolf pack can consist of four to forty wolves. Wolves have a strict social order. Wolves in the wild have a five to ten year life span, but wolves in captivity can live for up to twenty years. The alpha female and male wolves usually mate for life.

Wolves find their mates by leaving their original pack, and searching across the searching for one. Eventually the two wolves will meet up and create a new pack, with them as the alphas.

Wolves are ready to mate when they reach two years old. Only the male and female leaders of the pack mate.