Dogs have been domesticated for thousands of years, while wolves remain wild animals.
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Dogs thrive in human families, while wolves live in complex packs with strict hierarchies.
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Dogs are generally friendly and social with humans; wolves are more cautious and shy.
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Wolves are generally larger with longer legs and bigger feet compared to most dogs.
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Wolves are strict carnivores, while dogs have adapted to eat a more varied diet including some plant matter.
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Wolves use howls for long-distance communication; dogs use barks and whines to interact with humans.
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Wolves hunt in packs and rely on teamwork, whereas dogs may chase prey but rarely hunt in organized groups.
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Dogs generally live longer than wolves due to better care and less risk of predation or conflict.
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