The most common collective noun for a group of wolves is pack.
While “pack” is the most widely used term, other collective nouns can be used to describe groups of wolves depending on their activities or behavior. For example, a group of wolves on the move might be referred to as a rout, and a group of wolves hunting together can be called a sleuth.
Therefore, while “pack” is the standard collective noun for wolves, keep in mind that other terms can be used in specific contexts.
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We call it, “a pack of wolves”
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