African Wild Dogs

[attr="class","recscroll"]► They are a highly social animal with a separate dominance hierarchies for females and males.
► It is females who scatter the pack in search of a breeding partner, rather than the males. However, this roleplay isn't entirely realistic in terms of behaviour, so no females will be leaving the pack.
► Young are fed first, and food is regurgitated for them, which will also extent into adulthood and become a stone factor to their social construct.
► Males and females have separate hierarchy dominances, with the latter usually being led by the oldest female. The males are typically led by the oldest male. The pair can be replaced by younger individuals, which means some packs contain elderly former leaders.
► Pups are mostly dark at birth, and develop lighter patches and spots as they mature.