Wolf Husky is part dog and part wolf and is not recommended for everybody, as they need constant attention and careful training. Here's everything you need to know about this dog breed.
Wolf Husky - Facts
1. AKC Group:
Not recognized by AKC. 
A
cross breed
2. Size & Weight:
They usually vary between 21-23 inches tall and 45-60 lbs. Some could be really large.
3. Coat:
Double-coated with weatherproof undercoat.
4. Head & Muzzle:
Large wedge-shaped head with a long muzzle.
5. Body:
Deep and strong chest with well-sprung ribs, the back is straight and strong.
6. Colors:
Grizzled, sable, white.
7. Life Expectancy:
12-14 years
8. Popularity:
Gaining in popularity
9. Habitat:
They are yard creatures. Confining them to apartments might be a trouble. Never do that with a high-content wolf husky.
Wolf Husky - Origins
1. Country of Origin:
Varied (wolf dogs are common cross breeds)
2. Lineage:
No definite lineage Cross breeds Some could be traced back to early ancestors of Greenland and Canada.
3. Date Admitted to AKC:
AKC has not recognized the breed.
4. Historical Information:
The early wolf dogs were used for hunting and for companionship. Later domestication lessened the vicious traits. Today there are many cross breeds of wolfs and dogs, the most common being with huskies and German shepherds.
Wolf Husky - Defining Characteristics
1. Training Ease:
Hard to train. The training has to start as early as possible. May become stubborn with repetitive training. Use motivational methods.
2. Temperament:
They are intelligent and independent. Socialization from young is very important. They tend to be bored with monotony and are socially demanding.
3. Child Friendly:
Not suited with small children.
4. Behavior:
They are wary with strangers and other dogs. Early socialization and training could help.
5. Habits:
They like open spaces and also love to dig. Take care to see the fences are tight.
Wolf Husky - Concerns
1. Health Issues:
Hip Dysplasia is an issue to look out for.
2. Feeding:
High protein and meat content is suited. Avoid corn, soy, or wheat. Raw meat would suit them better.
3. Exercise Needs:
Wolf huskies need lots of exercise. They love to run about in open spaces. Provide large yards if planning to breed indoors.
4. Grooming Needs:
Undemanding. They are seasonal
heavy shedders and regular brushing during those time helps a lot. 
However,
getting them accustomed to grooming from young helps later.
5. Special Household Needs:
Tightly enclosed fences are a must. They also like to stand somewhere high and survey the enclosure.
6. Travel Needs:
A strong leash is always advised.
7. Getting Along With Other Pets:
They tend to be aggressive with other creatures unless trained from young.
Wolf Husky -- How to Choose
1. What to Look for in a Healthy Puppy:
Choosing the right breeder is the most important aspect of choosing a wolf husky pup. Avoid multi colored puppies and white puppies. Also, do not go for high-content lineage unless you have previous experience.
2. What you will Need for a New Puppy:
Crate is compulsory. So is an open yard.
3. Puppy-Proofing your House:
These pups can be very inquisitive. Keep away all toxic materials and also close the exits always.
4. How to Make your New Puppy Feel at Home:
Wolf Huskies need constant human attention and are not to be left alone for long periods. Let them explore on their own without leaving the boundaries. Introduce them to the other pets you might have.
