Ilenelittle - You have three powerful scenes on you and in your life that you are trying to find peace or balance with. The first one is the happy socialised dogs that you are fine with.
It helps to realise that in dreams we tend to put pictures or images collected from everyday experiences to put an interpretation on our formless dreams. We do this because we tend to have an experience of the world based on our body senses. So the scene you paint is ether from past experience or from imagination based on your experiences.
It can also help if you realise that just as your eyes do not directly allow you to see, but nerve impulses are sent to the brain where they are translated into living pictures. Nothing we sense in the world is directly known, but it is all impressions that are translated into a sense of smell, sight, hearing, etc. So the eye receives reflected light from an object that is translated into nervous impulses, which is then received by the brain which translates what are formless nerve impulses into what we feel we see.
So your dream is a translation of impressions that arise from deep within you and are translated into images and drama you hold within you. The images are really feelings, fears, intuitions that are put into something you might understand. So it is helpful to be aware of the feelings underlying your dream images. The first feeling is about vibrancy and happiness. So obviously you have that as a possibility, one developed through your good relationship with socialised instincts you have - i.e. sexual instincts, fear, anger, family relationships and being part of society. See
http://dreamhawk.com/dream-encyclopedia/brain-levels-and-dreams/ The struggle isn't with the social rule you have inherited or learnt, but with the untamed passions and urges you feel. Remember that in terms of the millions years of change leading up to being human, we have only just arrives on the scene with a personality and a measure of self awareness. Before that we existed as animals without self awareness and language. Animals lived in that state quite capably for much longer than our own short experience - they lived in what we now call the unconscious.
The wolf scene with its underlying feeling of struggling to survive might be a reflection either of the wild aspects of you not finding it easy to adapt to the world we know and often struggle with as human beings. I know I point this out a lot, but look around you at the enormous number of people needing anti-depressant, alcohol as a daily 'medicine', drugs, medical or street, just to survive.
So if you feel the feelings shown in your dream of the wolves, what is it about? Try exploring it by being the wolf or wolf pack by using
http://dreamhawk.com/dream-encyclopedia/emotions-and-mood-in-dreams/The last scene is your attempt to find a solution. Remember that as a human being we have a lot more resources than we usually realise. Read
http://dreamhawk.com/dream-encyclopedia/beliefs/ -
http://dreamhawk.com/approaches-to-being/martial-art-of-the-mind/ And after that I suggest you might like to use -
http://dreamhawk.com/dream-encyclopedia/secrets-power-dreaming/Tony