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Whenever I see people selling wolves, they always put what generation the wolf is. I never really understood why, but sometimes it's important.
I'am trying to sell some wolves right now, and I would like to put what generation it is, but I don't understand what generation the wolf is supposed to be. I know I have to look under Bloodlines, but it's confusing to understand..... Can someone please explain it with pictures? Also, can someone tell me what generation the wolf is? https://wolfplaygame.com/wolf.php?id=1789465 *click picture* Thanks! |
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Go to the bloodlines and count back the farthest you can, and add one. That will be your wolf's gen, I'll make a picture. Give me a min Edited at September 27, 2018 04:46 PM by Moonshadow |
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https://i.postimg.cc/pLfL4MYs/1538084928485.jpg
https://i.postimg.cc/mrTgGpmB/1538084978629.jpg
I numbered how you count. You count the longest back(4 gens in this case) and add one. Your wolf is a gen 5 |
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He's a generation 5 so whenever you hit lone wolf that's when you stop counting Edited at September 27, 2018 07:48 PM by AutumnWeather |
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Each pair of wolves (or group of wolves) on a line, is a generation. Basically, your wolf's generation is the amount of wolves there were on a line +1, as he's the current generation. I'll give you an example of a G2 wolf https://wolfplaygame.com/wolf.php?id=1972423 This wolf is generation 2, hence her parents have no known bloodline, and because she has known parents, she therefore can't be G1 as well. |
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Moonshadow said:
Go to the bloodlines and count back the farthest you can, and add one. That will be your wolf's gen, I'll make a picture. Give me a min
Ahh thanks! you were very helpful! |
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