The progen studding was something that I really enjoyed from Beta--for both lore and practical reasons. This actually factored into my plans for how I built them, and also those of friends I play with. The idea of being able to share lineages of those important wolves from allied dens was a big appeal, and to learn that this was rolled back in silence was very frustrating! I do not think the potential drawbacks outweigh the fun of this feature, and I would love to see it reinstated.

I support this. Wild wolves are really hard to come by, so the variety of wolves I can breed is extremely limited. I think it would increase genetic diversity in wolf dens across the player base.

Throwing all my support behind this because in my pack lore, my progens are siblings, not mates. So I wouldn't breed them. But if I wanted to breed one of them with a progen from another pack, I wouldn't be able to do that because this feature was taken away.

I support this for all the aforementioned reasons.

Support. There is no reason why this shouldn't be implemented.

I support! It would be so much better to breed my wolves

Support!

I support this idea!

Yeah, The biggest(and honestly possible only) issue is people creating alt accounts for an ideal stud, but you can already do that by making two of the exact same wolves and breeding them for a male, so I don't see why punishing fair playing players to avoid a small inconvenience for people who want to cheat is worthwhile.

Support!