Species Names and Descriptions

Thule Wolf: A hardy canid adapted to icy environments, known for its endurance and pack behavior.

Velox Canine: A swift canid resembling common wolves, skilled in coordinated hunting.

Gritfang: A domesticated wild canid trained for hunting and protection in rugged terrains.

Familiaris: Any domestic canid bred for companionship, ranging from pets to working dogs.

Rewilded Canis: Former domestic canids that have adapted back to wild living, showcasing natural instincts.

Utility Canine: Specialized dogs bred for tasks like herding or guarding, serving specific purposes.

Tundra Fox: A resourceful fox species adapted to cold climates, known for its clever hunting techniques.

Prairie Loper: Coyotes that thrive in open grasslands, noted for their adaptability and social structures.

Nomad Dog: A free-ranging wild canid, akin to a dingo, skilled at surviving in diverse terrains.

Fleetshadow: A quick-footed canid that excels in open areas, recognized for its agility and speed.

Terms

Feralist: A term for wild canids that live independently from humans.

Companion Canine: Any domesticated canid that provides companionship to humans.

Rewilding: The process of returning domesticated canids to a wild state.

Tracking: The skill of following scent trails for hunting or locating other animals.

Dynamics: The social structures and relationships within a group of canids.

Stealth Mode: The ability of a canid to move quietly and unnoticed while hunting.

Terrain Mastery: The skill of navigating various landscapes, from mountains to plains.

Adaptive Behavior: The ability of canids to adjust their habits based on environmental changes.

Hunting Strategy: The planned method a canid uses to catch prey effectively.

Habitat Range: The geographic area in which a species of canid can live and thrive.

Languages

Canidian: A language used among canids for communication, encompassing various vocalizations and body language.

Lupine: A term for the language of wolves, characterized by howls and growls.

Felinic: The language used by canids in interaction with felids, often involving subtle cues.

Cynic: A communication form used among pack members to signal danger or food.

Terrestrial: The basic language of humans, usually those who live in grasslands.

Skycall: A language of high-altitude canids, incorporating unique sounds used in their rugged habitats.

Nighttongue: A set of sounds and signals used by nocturnals to communicate in the dark.

Woodland Whisper: A quiet form of communication among canids that inhabit forested areas.

Prairie Dialect: A variant of human communication which involves throat and body noises.

Canyon Tongue: A specialized language used by humans in rocky or canyon areas, featuring mountains or more harsher places

The 10 Dictionaries

Companion Codex: A guide on how to bond with and train wild canids for companionship and assistance.

Hunting Manual: A comprehensive resource detailing various hunting techniques, including tracking, trapping, and game preparation.

Field Guide to Canids: An overview of different canid species, their behaviors, habitats, and social structures.

Foraging Handbook: A manual on identifying edible plants, fruits, and other resources in the wilderness for survival.

Tanning & Preservation Guide: Instructions on how to properly skin, tan, and preserve hides for clothing and gear.

Wilderness Navigation Book: Techniques and tips for reading the land, using the sun and stars, and finding water sources in the wild.

Survival Skills Compendium: Essential skills for surviving in the mountains, including shelter building, fire-making, and first aid.

Tracking Almanac: A detailed resource on tracking animals, interpreting signs, and understanding animal behavior.

Territory Mapping Guide: A guide for understanding and marking the territorial boundaries of canids and other wildlife.

Rituals & Traditions Manual: A collection of cultural practices, rituals, and traditions related to hunting, taming, and living alongside canids.