Wild dogs, often referred to as African wild dogs or painted wolves, are social carnivores known for their unique hunting strategies and strong pack dynamics. They typically live in packs of 2 to 27 individuals, which helps them hunt efficiently and care for their young. Their distinctive coat patterns, featuring patches of yellow, black, and white, make them easily recognizable. These animals are highly vocal and communicate through a variety of sounds, including chirps and squeaks. Wild dogs primarily hunt small to medium-sized ungulates, such as impalas and gazelles. Unfortunately, they face threats from habitat loss and competition with other predators, leading to a decline in their populations.