Check out our latest ethogram video where Assistant Wolf Curator Abby talks about jaw sparring, a common social behavior of wolves and dogs. What is Jar sparring? Jaw sparring is when two canids spar with wide-open jaws. Have you witnessed your dogs at home displaying this behavior? Share your pics or videos of your dogs in the comments below! #wolffacts #internationalwolfcenter #wolf #wolfwednesday🐺 #ethogram . | International Wolf Center

In this week's installment of our ethogram video series, Abby, our Assistant Wolf Curator, delves into social greeting sequences observed in wolves. These sequences consist of a rapid succession of behaviors, too swift to be documented individually, and include actions such as relaxed tail-wagging, expressive grinning, and vocal whining during encounters. #wolfwednesday #WolfWednesday #wolves #internationalwolfcenter #ethogram | International Wolf Center

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5.2K views · 532 reactions | At the International Wolf Center, we use an ethogram to track behaviors of the ambassador wolves. A typical behavior we see with the ambassador wolves is the Scent Roll. Listen as our Assistant Wolf Curator, Abby explains what scent rolling is and how wolves use it to communicate. Comment below if you have witnessed your dog doing a scent roll. #wolffacts # #wolf #wolves #internationalwolfcenter #ethogram | International Wolf Center | Facebook

26K views · 3.6K reactions | In this week's ethogram video, our Assistant Wolf Curator, Abby, explains caching, a food/predatory behavior. Wolves and other canines, such as coyotes, foxes, and dogs, engage in caching food. Additionally, other wildlife species, like wildcats, rodents, and birds, also exhibit this behavior. #wolffacts #wolvesofinstagram #wolf #internationalwolfcenter #ethogram | International Wolf Center | Facebook