Take a look at the appearance: Most huskies have three obvious "fires" on their heads, while wolves do not have this feature, or it is not very obvious.

Secondly, look at the activity level: Huskies are surprisingly active, almost as active as "two". Because wolves have lived in the wild for a long time and have poor living conditions, they are always alert and fighting, so they do not show enthusiasm and activity.

Third, check whether it is friendly: Huskies are very friendly to people, affectionate to their family members, and to outsiders as well. Although they may knock people over because of their lively and naughty nature, they will hardly hurt them. As a dog, it is natural for it to be friendly to people, sticking out its tongue and wagging its tail; but a wolf's character and habits determine that it will never wag its tail at people. In addition to dissipating heat, wolves will not stick out their tongue, especially towards people.