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Both wolves and dogs belong to the genus Canis, so it's no wonder that they look so similar physically. In this video from an animal expert, we'll show you 10 dog breeds that look like wolves. Let's take a look at them. 1. The wolf dog is a hybrid of a wolf and a dog, usually a gray wolf, so it's not a recognized dog breed. It is the closest to a wolf of all the dogs we'll see in this video. However, in many countries other owning them is prohibited. In general, the wolf dog is a healthy animal with behavior that is more or less similar to that of a wolf, depending on the level of genetic material it has. 2. The Tamaskan or Finnish wolf dog emerged in the early 1980s as a result of crosses between Siberian HKIs, Alaskan Malamutes and German shepherds. The goal was to obtain a dog that was as similar to a wolf as possible, but with the character and temperament of a domestic dog. The Tamaskan's appearance is imposing given its enormous wolf like appearance. 3. The Alaskan Malamute this is an ancient breed of dog that the Inuit bred as a draft and pack dog. They are extraordinarily strong dogs as they can carry up to 20 kg of weight for many kilometers. The Alaskan Malamute's coat is very special and requires specific care. Interestingly, it does not lose volume when it gets wet. 4. This is a large dog, but smaller than the Alaskan Malamute. Its coat requires constant brushing to remove dead hair. This is a dog that does not tolerate solitude well, so it is necessary to train it from a young age so that it learns to manage it correctly. It is a very affectionate, active and friendly dog that needs a good dose of daily exercise. Discover the story of one of the most famous Siberian Husky in the video that we have included in the card. 5. Czechoslovakian wolf dog Another of the most popular dogs that look like wolves is the Czechoslovakian Wolfdog. These dogs must be properly socialized with people and other animals from a very young age. If not properly socialized wild, they tend to be shy and distrustful with sudden aggressive reactions. 6. Canadian Eskimo dog this is a large dog that the Inuit use to pull their sleds. It is considered the oldest dog breed in North America. This breed is in decline due to the modern use of snowmobiles in the Arctic. It is also being replaced by the Alaskan Malam and Siberian Husky breeds which are faster but less resistant. Sevengan the Otonagon is an impressive dog of British origin with an incredible resemblance to the wolf. It is a hybrid of three the Alaskan Malum, the German shepherd and the Siberian hki. It is an intelligent, friendly, gentle and sociable dog. It gets along well with children and gets along with other pets. It is not yet recognized as a breed by any official body. 8. German shepherd this is one of the most popular dogs in the world due to its intelligence, strength, perseverance, obedience and disposition. The working genetic lines of the German shepherd are among the most frequently used by firefighters and law enforcement agencies worldwide. This is a dog with great attachment to the family, especially to children, which is why it is a very good guard dog. Here above we leave you a video in which we talk about six advantages of having a German Shepherd. 9. Sarl Wolf Dog this is an imposing dog that comes from Holland and was the result of a cross between a German shepherd and a European wolf. It has very long legs and a short coat. In 1981 it was recognized as a breed by the FCI. It is a lively, curious, confident and independent dog. 10. Samoyed this is a dog of Russian origin and has a dense and long coat. It is a very old breed since it is believed that Samoyeds existed 3000 years ago. Its character is lively, playful, friendly and sociable, but alert. These characteristics make it stand out as a watchdog due to its affability. However, it tends to bark a lot when it perceives that a stranger is invading its territory, which is why it is a good watchdog. If properly socialized, it can be a good family dog and get along well with other pets. If you want to continue learning about other dog breeds, don't miss the playlist that we have left for you here. Tell us, do you live with a dog of any of these breeds? Until next time, experts.