They appear to have the ability to communicate over long distances, allowing them to cover more ground by sending scouts across their territory to find potential meals if one succeeds, it calls the rest of the pack to help it track and subdue the target. Hunting Skills: As pack-hunting scavengers, the Wild Dogs have excellent coordination and patience.Smell: The Wild Dogs have excellent senses of smell, allowing them to track Spear and Fang relentlessly over the course of several days.When facing active prey like Spear, they attack in waves to wear them down before eventually killing them through sheer weight of numbers. Strength: The Wild Dogs have comparatively low strength individually, but they make up for it by attacking in large packs.These fangs are used for fighting and not solely for eating, as many dogs engaged Spear and Fang with lunging bites constantly in their battle. Fangs: The Wild Dogs are shown to have mouthfuls of sharp fangs.Once committed to a kill, they attack relentlessly and with little regard for self-preservation however, they can be made to retreat if enough of them are killed, whether out of fear for their lives or recognition that their target is too strong for them to overcome. They can stalk wounded prey for days on end, watching from a safe distance as they muster their numbers and wait for the opportunity to attack. The Wild Dogs appear to be scavengers first and foremost and are thus very patient when tracking new meals. They are light brown with darker brown on their ears and muzzles, mask-like markings around their eyes, and stripes on their legs. The Wild Dogs are a rather typical canid in terms of build, but with red eyes, large, rounded ears similar to African painted dogs, and tails with a shorter tuft at the end.
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