This large canine trotted past while we were picnicking on the grasslands. Hua reckoned it was a wolf, Li Jing not. What do you think?
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Could be a wolf, though wolves in inner mongolia are grey wolves and don't look like that. I would say it's more likely a mongrel dog gone wild.
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