Keep in mind that there are a lot of different wolves. The Gray Wolf has no immediate look alikes, mainly because of its size. However the Siberian Husky and Alaskan Malamute are very close to arctic wolves in size, speed, and looks. German Shepherds also can resemble some of the wolves that are natural to eastern Europe. It isn't likely, because the German Shepherd has been bred by looks and temperment for hundreds of years now.
Dogs were originally wolves, then Victorians got bored and started breeding them to use them as hunting dogs...etc. After this dogs became a fashion accesory and they bred them to look good. The dog had to look how the Kennel Club said in The Breeders Handbook. Try watching 'Pedigree Dogs Exposed'
Like dogs.
Wolves look like dogs - because that is where dogs originally came from! A wolf's fur is more coarse and rough than a dog. A wolf's eyes are slanted instead of set straight in its head like a dog's eyes - they are usually a yellowish or golden color. The tail is usually bushier than that of most dogs. The dogs that look most like wolves are Siberian Huskies.
A coyote sounds and looks like a wolf
It depends how you behave toward your dogs. To your dogs, you are a member of it's pack/family. If you act dominantly towards your dogs and in charge, they will think of you as the pack leader.
Up close wolves look like dogs
Dogs are a subspecies of the Gray Wolf.
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Wolves? Hyenas?
Dogs look like wolves.
German Shepherds, Huskies, and some breed mixes! One of My Favorite dogs is a native American Indian dog and they looks just like a wolves.
Dogs are wolves that have been bred into looking a certain way. Wolves are the original, and dogs are how humans wanted their pets to look.
Coyotes or "bush wolves" are canine and therefore look like dogs. Because they are wild, they are often much leaner than regular dogs.
Coyote tracks look like dog tracks - 4 toes and a heel - the dog's is rounder and the claws show; the coyote's track is more poined and and 4 toes are closer together
The answer is more a case of- why do dogs belong to the family of wolves? Dogs are the direct descendants of wolves, and so belong to that family. Some dogs don't look like they have wolf ancestors, but they do. Others look very similar, such as alsations.
Coyotes or "bush wolves" are canine and therefore look like dogs. Because they are wild, they are often much leaner than regular dogs.
it is true that dogs were all first wolves and they started breeding different types of wolves that made different breeds and they carried on but they started breeding families that caused them to look different like a deformity and that is why some dogs have fits.