1. Wolves Vs Dogs

2. loyalty Wolves are loyal to their pack. Dogs are loyal to their family.

3. Communication Source: http://www.soappuppy.com/wolf/big/1post.gifhttp://www.soappuppy.com/wolf/big/1post.gif Both wolves and dogs using body language to communicate.

4. diet Wolves and dogs are omnivores, animals who eat both meat and plants. Dogs generally eat every day where as wolves usually have a successful hunt and are able to eat once a week.

5. size Wolves and dogs are both members of the mammal family. Despite this similarity, wolves tend to be much larger than dogs.

6. Pets? Dogs are playful and generally make good pets. They are easy to train and can become a valuable member of a family. Wolves are also playful but are more difficult to train. It is not advisable to have a wolf for a pet, especially in a family with children, as they are unpredictable and are used to living in a pack with other wolves.

7. Sources Reid, Mary E. (2002). Wolves and Other Wild Dogs. Searl, Duncan. (2007). Smart Animals: Wolves. Simon, Seymour. (2009). Wolves. http://www.northernlightswildlife.com/