Who's that sneaking through the forest? Narrow snout, gray-brown fur, bushy tail: it must be a wolf! Or is it more likely to be a jackal? PETBOOK explains how to tell jackals, coyotes, and wolves ...

While eastern wolves require woodlands, coyotes evolved in the open Great Plains of the western U.S. and Canada. Far more adaptable than their close cousin the wolf, coyotes expanded eastward as the ...

Jackals and dhole are larger than foxes, with black tipped tails. The dhole is the larger of the two and is best identified by its bushy tail and black cheek patch. Dhole exist in packs within ...

For example, Siberian Huskys, Tamaskans, or even the Saarloos wolf dog. But how can you be sure they aren’t a fierce coyote? “Coyotes only come in a few flavors. Their coats are usually brown ...