A look at the appearance: most huskies have more obvious three “fires” on their heads, while wolves do not have this feature or are less obvious. Secondly, look at the activity level: Huskies are surprisingly active, almost like “two” active. Wolves, on the other hand, do not show enthusiasm and activity because they live in the wild for a long time and their living conditions are harsh, so they are always on the alert and in a state of battle. Thirdly, it depends on whether it is friendly or not: Huskies are very friendly to people, warm to their families and to outsiders, and although they knock people over because of their liveliness and naughtiness, they almost never hurt people. As a canine, it is its nature to be friendly to people, spit its tongue and wag its tail; while the character and habits of wolf decide that it will never wag its tail at people, except for heat dissipation, wolf will not spit its tongue, especially to people.
