What is the difference between a husky and a wolf? The biggest difference between them is the difference in appearance. Although huskies and wolves are somewhat similar, there are still differences. The following will introduce the differences between huskies and wolves one by one. Appearance difference:

Head:

Huskies are pet dogs and are pampered, so they have a plump face and are very cute. They are slightly larger than wolves. Wolves live in the wild, eat well and go hungry, have messy fur, long and pointed faces, and look the same. The stock is treacherous.
Eyes:

The genes of wolves and huskies are 99% similar, and the key to distinguishing them is their eyes. The husky's eyes are ringed and have double eyelids, while the wolf's eyes are tilted upward at an angle of nearly 45 degrees.

The eyes of huskies and wolves are completely different in color. Huskies' eyes are ice blue, crystal clear, and their eyes are very friendly. Wolves are different. Except for the arctic wolf, which has some ice-blue eyes, the eyes of other wolves are black, brown, yellow or amber, and their eyes are sharp and fierce.

Coat color:
The color of wolves is usually one large area, with few gradients, and because of the need for hunting, there is protective color on the back. Husky's fur comes in various colors and does not have protective color.
Tail:

The genes of huskies and wolves are 99% similar, so it is indeed difficult to tell them apart. The wolf's tail is usually tucked and drooping, while the husky's tail is curled.

The wolf’s front legs are strong and powerful, while the husky’s legs are relatively even.

Personality differences:

For wolves, because they have lived in the wild for a long time, they have a very obvious hierarchy and their own territory. Because wolves living in the wild have a strong sense of territory and a need for prey, they have a more ferocious personality.

After long-term domestication by humans, Huskies have become very docile and are called non-aggressive dog breeds together with golden retrievers and Labradors.