Go on Google, look for some photos of real wolves, and then try drawing from the photos you find. It'll be hard at first, but pushing your drawing skills is how you improve. Practice, practice, practice. That's my advice.
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Check out some books or sites that contain wolf anatomy illustrations, etc. In other words, know how a wolf looks underneath all the fur. After you are comfortable with your skills in drawing wolf bone structure and muscles, you could start to move into developing your own style, and so on.
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You can reference from REAL wolf photographs. (Sorry but some reference from fanartists which I don't believe in ) and you could try out tutorials and practice in your free time^^
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