if i can voice my opinion
i don't think WF should fall subject to that rule. i think that's unreasonable due to the fact that other animals don't respect wolf territory borders in real life, and most of the time tend to leave one another alone. and then there's the whole difference in size/ability that comes into play, along with how realistic it would be if it occurred in nature.
i do think they should be chased, if the pack wants to chase them, but i don't think they should be under the same rule as other wolves would.
i've just never seen it be a problem/thought that it didn't apply to them in general.
i don't think WF should fall subject to that rule. i think that's unreasonable due to the fact that other animals don't respect wolf territory borders in real life, and most of the time tend to leave one another alone. and then there's the whole difference in size/ability that comes into play, along with how realistic it would be if it occurred in nature.
i do think they should be chased, if the pack wants to chase them, but i don't think they should be under the same rule as other wolves would.
i've just never seen it be a problem/thought that it didn't apply to them in general.
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WF involvment. - by Cyprin - January 07, 2021, 04:55 PM
RE: WF involvment. - by Evien - January 07, 2021, 04:59 PM
RE: WF involvment. - by Ketzia - January 07, 2021, 04:59 PM
RE: WF involvment. - by Mahler - January 07, 2021, 05:04 PM
RE: WF involvment. - by Rosalyn - January 07, 2021, 05:11 PM