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Think taking care of the WolfQuest pups is hard? No worries! This step-by-step manual will help you out!
Steps
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1Go to one of the dens on the map.
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2When you are in the den zone, find the den.
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3If you like it, click 'Make This my Den'.
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4Mark your territory. You can do this by pressing the 'P' button or by howling. Chase away stranger wolves and bite grizzly bears. If you see coyotes, kill them.
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5When you are done, A notice will pop up saying you're having pups. If you can, name them.
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6When the pups wander away from the den run after them. When you see the yellow wolf head press the spacebar to pick them up. Walk back to the den and press the spacebar to put the back down.
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7When you eat, keep eating to get extra food for them. When they beg, walk up to them. When you see the yellow wolf head, press the 'F' button to feed them.
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8When you are more than 25 meters (82.0 ft) from the den, your pups will be safe.
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9When coyotes come, kill them. When grizzlies come, bite them three times.
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10Feed the pups often.
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11Train them to stay near the den.
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12Don't forget to mark your territory and fight off stranger wolves!
Community Q&A
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QuestionHow do you name them?
Community AnswerIn order to name your pups, you must have at least 2,000 exp. points. Otherwise, you can name them later. Type in the name you want in that pup's name box. Note that unless you wait to name them later, you cannot see the pups beforehand. -
QuestionCan my pups get stolen? If so, how I you get them back?
IhavetakenoverCommunity AnswerOn single player, they cannot be stolen, only killed. If you are playing multiplayer, yes, other players can steal them, so if they try, ask the host to kick the thief or kick them yourself. -
QuestionAre foxes and cougars also predators?IhavetakenoverCommunity AnswerCougars will show up at your den site, but foxes will not. The only predators you have to look out for are grizzlies, cougars, coyotes, and hawks.
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QuestionWhy is it that I never get a grizzly? It's always a cougar!IhavetakenoverCommunity AnswerDifferent densights may have different predator frequencies -- or, you might just be lucky.
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QuestionWhen am I able to go to the summer den?
Community AnswerAfter you raise your pups, you will get a mission to go to the summer den. If you get there, then the game ends and you can play with another wolf that you create! -
QuestionHow do I feed my pups in Wolfquest?
RiverCommunity AnswerEat some food, then go to your pups. When you stand over or near them, a yellow wolf head will appear. Once it does, press 'f' to regurgitate your food for them to eat. -
QuestionWhy does my game make me put my pup down at random times when I am running to move my summer site?Community AnswerWhen you are holding your pup, the energy bar goes down, and that is why you drop your pup in random places.
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QuestionHow do I find a mate if I can't find a wolf whenever I go to a wolf territory?Community AnswerYou need 800 experience points to find a dispersal female/male in the wolf territories. Gain these points by hunting down elk, chasing off grizzlies, killing coyotes, etc. After that, you should find a dispersal wolf fairly quickly.
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QuestionCan pups in WolfQuest die of hunger?Community AnswerYes, they can indeed. They can even die of hunger if you leave the den for too long. If you can't find elk, your best bet is to try to find a carcass.
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QuestionWill the pups still be threatened by predators when they grow up in the newest version?
Community AnswerYes, and it is harder to protect them. My first 2 pups were killed because I didn't have enough time to save them. You also have a new predator to protect them from, a cougar.
Warnings
- Your pups will die if they get taken by predators or starve. And once they are gone, they are gone!Thanks!
