noun, plural pup·pies. a young dog, especially one less than a year old.

1 : a young dog also : one of the young of various animals (such as a seal or rat) 2 : offset sense 2a. pup. verb. pupped; pupping.

A young dog. A young rat. “I have another two dozen of these puppies to finish before I can go home.” …

While the largest puppy in the litter can often have dominant tendencies, sometimes the “runt” can be just as assertive. Puppy personalities come out by the age of eight weeks, when puppies play fight, compete for placement next to Mom’s warm skin and compete for food.

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Answer: A group of pandas is known as an embarrassment. Groups of pandas can also be called several different names including: A bamboo of pandas. A cupboard of pandas.

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A group of frogs is called an “army.”

Zeta – The war general of the pack. They take direct orders from the Alpha in case of a war. The Alpha may be the one to declare war, but the Zeta leads the army and makes the plans for war. They also train new recruits for position as a Assassin or more to take his or her place in the future.

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Dogs evolved from wolves through a centuries-long process of domestication. Domestication is the process by which a wild animal adapts to living with humans by being selectively bred by humans over thousands of years. Wolves and dogs are interfertile, meaning they can breed and produce viable offspring.

Delta: A Delta is knows as a third in command, they are below the Alphas and Betas but are higher up in the rankings then other wolves. Deltas usually take control of the spars and training when the Betas or Alphas are too busy to do so.

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These terms are taken from the Greek alphabet, alpha being the first letter, beta, gamma and delta the second, third and fourth, and omega the last – hence the figurative extensions of alpha and omega as references to the most and least important members of a hierarchy.

Pack Ranks

• Alphas: The Alphas are the Wisest, Strongest, Highest ranking members of the wolf pack as they hold absolute control over their pack members.
• Betas: The Beta rank is the highest ranking wolf in the pack just below the Alpha couple.
• Delta:
• Lead Warrior:
• Warriors:
• Hunters:
• Healers:

Beta wolves act as the second in command, taking over if the alpha male dies and possibly remating with the alpha female. When an alpha grows weak or too old to effectively lead the pack, the beta wolf may challenge him or her to a winner-take-all brawl.

Alpha/Beta/Omega or Alpha/Omega (occasionally Alpha/Beta) is a kink trope wherein some or all people have defined biological roles based on a hierarchical system, with the terms originating from animal behaviour research.