A group of dogs is commonly referred to as a ‘pack.’ This term originates from the natural behavior of dogs, which are descendants of wolves. In the wild, wolves live and hunt in packs, and domestic dogs have retained this social structure. A pack typically consists of a dominant leader, known as the alpha, and other members who follow a hierarchical order. The concept of a pack is often used to describe a group of dogs living together, whether in a household or in the wild.
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