In the now-viral clip, Raava the wolf dog shows just how much she adores her pint-sized foster siblings. The newborn puppies, ...

It's a photo that millions have seen worldwide, showing a smiling woman behind with a large, brown and gray wolf dog named Yuki looking head-on. The photo went viral in early 2019, the same time ...

Dark-eyed dogs are rated as friendlier and more puppy-like. Brown eyes may have been specifically selected for during the domestication of dogs.

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All dog breeds are descendants of wolves, but some breeds look more like their ancestors than others. These include Siberian huskies, Alaskan malamutes, and Norwegian elkhounds.

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While dark brown is the standard eye color in dogs, wolf eyes are more likely to be yellow. It’s possible this difference was intentionally selected for by humans.

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Key points Most wolves have light, often yellow-colored eyes, while most dogs have brown eyes. Human observers tend to rate dogs with darker eyes as friendlier and more puppy-like.