Yes and no. Most people I know have always said mine look like wolves. But, that just depends on the person and the dog. They do come in wolf coloring, agouti and such. But, they are slightly smaller than the wolf, and have a curly tail. The snout/muzzle, head and build is slightly different as well as fur if you pay close attention..but people just seem to judge upon first glance.
In a way, yes they do. Since they both belong to the canine family, they both have similar appearance traits. Just look at images of them o-o; Although, most wolves probably have more darker fur than most huskies, such as Siberian huskies. Siberian huskies have more white and some black fur, while a lot of wolves I've seen have more brownish fur.
They are closely related after all. And if you want an animal that's good at running and surviving in the cold, what you get is very likely to look like a wolf anyhow.
Well wolves are actually in the canine family so it would be possible for a normal dog to look like a wild wolf.
They sometimes look like a Siberian husky. They are fairly large and nimble with fluffy coats medium coats and have pointed ears. They are usually mostly white with black. Because they are mutts there is no breed standard.
Wolves, foxes and dingos are all wild dogs.
Sometimes tame dogs go feral and become wild dogs
wild dogs are dingos and wolves and animals like that hope this helps
regular huskie and like wolfs probily
Usally Wolfs or Huskies considering how humans use Huskies for sleding....
In some kind of shelter like a snow den, a cave, or in a forest of evergreens.
becase it was born there
wolves Huskies Arctic fox
They look like the dogs, huskies, but come in different colours and shapes. Wrong spelling, it's WOLF not WOFL.
They can live in just about any cold environment.
Siberian huskies doesn't like cheese.
they would look adorable
heterodont
malmutes
Some huskies will mimic but some will just look at you like you're an idiot.
No one lives in antarctica permanently. All you get there are a couple of research stations.