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It could mean almost anything, but most likely means that you have some sort of a connection with wolves-e.g. you're animal self might be a wolf :)
I'm a different person. I agree with the last answer that you might be a wolf. I feel the same way. I have wolves in my dreams. I feel connected to wolves. If you want to learn more about this connection, visit ravenwoodpack.webs.com It should help you if you feel this connection.
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What does it mean if you have a wolf protecting you in your dreams?
A wolf is strong and fierce, and represents the qualities of power and loyalty. In New Age spirituality, animals that appear as protectors in dreams may be claimed as the dreamer's special animal spirit, spirit guide or totem. If the dreamer admires wolves, it is not surprising that dreams would include images of wolves.
Would a pack of grey wolves or a Siberian tiger win?
the wolves would
Who would win a fight wolves or koalas?
wolves
White wolves chasing a person in a dream?
I had a couple of them dreams scared the crap out of me. It could mean to watch who you keep close to you becareful they might be wolves in sheeps clothing and ready to turn on you.
Would tiger eat wolves?
only baby wolves
Would wolves eat wolves?
Yes they will in some instances.
What would eat a pack of wolves?
another pack of wolves
If the population of wolves increased would the number of caribou increase?
If the number of wolves increased, then the population of caribou would decrease. Wolves are a predator of the caribou, so the population of the caribou would drop if more wolves were around.
What would happen if the elk population decreased for wolves?
The number of wolves would slowly fall because in Yellowstone elk are the what wolves prey on the most.
Would 10 wolves or 1 liger win in a fight?
10 wolves would win, no question.
What is the biblical interpretation of wolves in a dream mean?
There is no specifically "biblical" interpretation of wolves in dreams. References to wolves are not common in the Scriptures, and they are consistently presented as dangerous and evil. In Isaiah and Jeremiah, wolves are listed among other wild animals of desolate places, while in Ezekiel, wolves are described as vicious and hungry. In the Gospels, false teachers are compared with wolves in sheep's clothing, and they are a metaphor for hostile and corrupting influences in both the Gospels and Acts.
What if you eliminate us wolves?
I Would "Get rid of" Who ever did get rid of all the wolves . . . .
