Sounds Omega Keening A high pitched wail typically used to indicate an omega who’s distressed or upset and in need of comfort. Used most often when accompanied by strong negative emotions or by an omega in heat and distressed Trilling Somewhat similar to a purr, it’s a high pitched rolling “r” that emits from the back of the throat used to show excitement or ask for attention in a much softer, less demanding way than keening. Chirping A sharp, high pitched call used to express happiness but also to call the attention of others (pups especially) and get them to come to the omega. Purring Low, continuous sound that vibrates from the chest. Used to indicate the omega is happy or content Alphas- Rumbling Similar to an omega purr but much lower and deeper in pitch and it’s a much shorter. Where a purr is fairly continuous, a rumble is typically just one breath worth. Crooning A soft, hum-like sound that’s used to soothe or make the one the sound is directed towards, feel safe Chuffing Similar to a huff but with almost a growl or a guttural tone to it. A sound typically reserved for mates and pack mates the alpha is very close too. It’s a sign of affection and is not something that’s heard in the presence of strangers or anyone the alpha is not comfortable around. All Howling A low, but loud, continuous call that builds from the chest, meant to locate pack mates or call to each other. Growling A low, guttural sound from the back of the throat used to indicate an alphas displeasure. At times, it’s a warning before they attack Hissing similar to cat hiss, it’s a warning or a CC threat before the omega will attack. Typically used when they feel vulnerable or threatened, a clear “back off” Betas can produce any number of these sound.