All captive wolves originating from Europe or Asia are labeled as “Eurasian wolves” on Dawnthieves as there aren’t many different recognized wolf subspecies in Europe and Asia to begin with. It’s mostly just the Eurasian wolf (Canis lupus lupus) who’s ranging all over Western Europe, Scandinavia, Caucasus, Russia and all the way to China.
Eurasian wolves come in various shades of brown and grey and commonly have darker and more colourful pelts than their American brothers and sisters. Their colours also barely fade with age.
Regarding the few other Eurasian subspecies, you will also find Iberian wolves in this category. You won’t find photography of Asian Tundra wolves, Arabian wolves or Indian wolves on Dawnthieves as currently there are no zoos or wildlife parks in Germany or Austria that keep these subspecies.