Realism Rules.

In the account that we are a pack we aren't a actual 'highly realistic' pack so to say.

Since wolves are an extremely social animal. They exist as a social unit called a pack.
Wolves travel and hunt in a group and perform almost all other activities in the company of fellow wolves. The pack, the basic unit of wolf social life, is usually a family group. This pack is a mixture of family and non-family wolves, giving it a more multi-cultural effect than a actual pack. The core of a pack is a mated pair of wolves - an adult male and female that have bred and produced young. We do have an alpha and a female alpha, but they aren't the parents of all the wolves; that is where this pack differs in realism as it doesn't actually have the hierarchy of a normal pack. The alpha and his mate are mates and all the other males and females can choose who they hate with and whom they spend their lives together with. The alpha wont intrude on a pair and will keep his distance or congratulate them on their partnership. He will never attack for the right of breeding.

Realism as far as pelts go; We accept all kinds of canines but their colours must be kept at the actual colour of a breed of canine. Their markings can be what they want. (Making the pack semi-realistic) but the markings have to be of a realistic colour.