Blacktail Deer Plateau If you're not sure, figure it out

He winced as she spoke about having to defend herself while she was pregnant. He would do everything in his power to make sure she never had to go through something like that ever again. He quickly pushed the thought from his mind; he needed to be objective right now.

His jaw tightened a little when she asked if they could spar. He looked away briefly before finding her face again. How could he view his mate as an opponent and search for weakness? He had agreed to teach her to fight, though, and sparring was a good way to do that. Alright, he said softly. We can spar. He took an offensive position in front of her, head lowered to protect his neck and gaze locked on her. Do you see how I'm standing right now? he asked. If you ever feel threatened or like you may find yourself in a fight, always remember to keep your head down to protect your neck and never take your eyes from your opponent. Most wolves will tense or lean in some way; use that to try and predict what they will do next, he explained. 

Now, I want you to try and make the first move. Anything you can do to give you the upper hand is key. Aim for tender spots like the neck and face, or try to pin them to the ground. Kavik nodded at his mate at his mate, then. Whenever you're ready, give it a go, he said, giving her an encouraging look.