The 9 most wolf-like dogs, and the 5th are banned in many countries because they are too much like wolves

Siberian sled dogs, that is, huskies, and wolf blood is very close to the breed, the shape is very similar to the wolf, when serious, the eyes will occasionally reveal the wolf intention of infiltrating people, rarely bark, they will also make a wolf howl sound in some special cases, we see that most of the wolves in the movie are huskies,

Alaska, also known as the large husky, has been mistaken for a wolf because of its resemblance to a wolf's facial markings, and has been cleared by many people through identification

The Tamas WolfHound, native to Finland, is a very emotionally dedicated dog, very intelligent, and a good companion dog.

The Inuit, the inuit's closest friend, has the blood of the polar wolf, is large and very hardy, and can sleep peacefully together at minus tens of degrees. They endured hardships and played a huge role in the life of the Inuit

The Czech Wolfhound was bred by a cross of the Carpathian Dimorbe wolf and the German Shepherd for its parents, and although its body shape, appearance, appearance when exercising, and coat color and fur texture are exactly the same as the appearance of the wolf, it is very loyal and docile to its owner. It can survive strongly in a harsh environment, but it is also forbidden by many countries because it looks too much like a wolf

The Canadian Husky mole, with a well-proportioned head and a very wolf-like appearance, prefers independence and therefore requires strict and constant discipline and orders from its owner to obey its owner

Samoyed dogs, smiling angels Samoyed looks a little similar to wolves, handsome in appearance, noble and elegant, well-behaved and cute.

Native to Germany, the German Shepherd is tall, coordinated, powerful, and has a strong working ability, so it is known as a working dog all over the world

The Sallus Wolfhound retains some of the states that are like wolves or ancient dogs, such as being frightened, not wanting to be disturbed, etc., and they also have their own strong will and cannot obey orders well. They like wolves to live in groups and need to have a strong lead dog.