Dog owners are all fans of Huskies (detailed introduction), a breed of dog with a beautiful and cute nickname, "Er Ha" (Silly Husky). Silly and awkward, it is considered a simple-minded, strong-limbed little fool in the dog world. Huskies are loved by many owners, simply because of their silly looks they become pets in most households. Their destructive nature also causes many owners headaches. Those who haven't raised Huskies think they are adorably dumb, but owning one can bring a lot of trouble. Their ability to wreck the house surpasses everyone else.

1. Differences between Huskies and Wolves

Owners who have raised Huskies know they constantly imitate wolf howls at home, a skill ordinary dogs cannot learn. Also, Huskies look quite similar to wolves, so when watching wolf pack scenes in TV shows, Huskies are often mistaken for wolves. Did you know the earliest historical records show that Huskies originated from hybrid breeding between wolves and dogs, giving them their unique bloodline and breed. Wolves are highly aggressive carnivores, living in the wild and difficult to tame. Huskies are pets with personalities and habits completely different from wolves. With their cute, lively, and gentle character, Huskies are beloved by many. Normally, Huskies do not show aggression and are easy to tame by humans, learning various small skills with ease. The only mischievous trait is their knack for wrecking the house.

2. Do wolves attack Huskies?

What would happen if a wolf and a Husky were put together? It would surely be a tragic scene because wolves have extremely strong aggression. Whether other animals or humans, clear safety boundaries must be maintained. For wolves, regardless of whether it is a cub or an adult canine, attacks will be launched because wolves and dogs emit different scents. Wolves have a strong territorial sense and are very sensitive to surroundings, so Huskies can indeed be attacked by wolves.

If wolf cubs and Huskies are together, imagine the scene. Although Huskies are mischievous, they are friendly and loving. Presumably, the wolf cubs would become playful little Huskies.