Which choice best describes wolf hierarchy

 Choices?  I think choice A. A stable relationship is created when your dog understands what you expect from them. a wolf pack hierarchy is made up of one alpha male and an alpha female. next in line is the beta, and the omega is the lowest member of the pack. Wolves belong to family groups called packs, they usually consist of eight to fifteen-members. the rare exception is what is popularly know as a "lone wolf", this wolf would most likely be the lowest member of a pack (the omega) that was driven out of the pack, if it is lucky, the "lone wolf" may find a mate and start a new pack.  Pack interaction the alpha pair has the greatest amount of social freedom among all the pack members, but they are not "leaders" in the human sense of the term. the alphas do not give the other wolves orders; rather, they simply have the most freedom in choosing where to go, what to do, and when to do it. the rest of the pack usually follows. there are various subordinates, who dominate the omega. the omega is the lowest. it is the baby-sitter and usually more puppy than wolf.

Therefore, answer is choice A "a hierarchy is a system not a title such as king or queen."

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answer: your option is c.

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