www.smh.com.au - It could be easier to pick a top bloke if he’s a bit on the nose
“When a dog marks his territory,” Mr Jayamaha said, “a little dog will sniff the urine and scurry away, knowing a big dog lives in that house. In animals it is very easy to see who is the dominant male. He will be the one mating with the females, has leadership of the pack and gets his share of the food.”
That’s definitely not true, wolves and some other animals mate for life and the pack leader will have a wife as well as other wolves in the pack. And wolves are definitely a pheromone-driven species!