Throughout the events of The Hobbit Trilogy, a pack of wargs are in the service of Azog, who had survived the skirmish at Moria. The Gunbabad wargs, wolf-like with grey fur, are bred by the orcs of Mount Gundabad. Powerful haunches and a dewclaw allowed the warg to climb. Coloration and pattern of the fur doesn't seem to vary throughout the breed. Not all damage could have come from the men and beasts it was attacking wargs were ferocious and could quickly turn on other members of their pack as well as their handlers. Apart from its ruff, the warg had short dense fur, which would have kept injury from tooth and claw to a minimum.
This arrangement gave greatest sensory range while keeping its vulnerable areas protected, and the long neck gives it reach, flexibility and power when biting into flesh. The head has a short muzzle full of huge fangs, small eyes set on the sides of the head and ears at the back of the skull. An eastern warg measures about 5 feet at the shoulder, and could be up to eight feet in length from snout to hindquarters. The eastern Wargs seen in the Lord of the Rings trilogy are noticeably more hyena-like in appearance. The second are the more wolf-like Gundabad wargs whose appearance is closer to the original version of the story. The first are a hyena-like breed used by Isengard and Mordor orcs that roamed in western Rhovanion and the wilds to the east of the Misty Mountains. In Peter Jackson's adaptation of Tolkien's works, two breeds are introduced. Eventually goblins showed up and lit the trees the dwarves were hiding in, until the eagles came to rescue them. However the guards left under the trees did not go away. The wolves that had caught fire fled into the forest and had set it alight in several places, since it was high summer, and on this eastern side of the mountains there had been little rain for some time. Gandalf then used his magic to light up pinecones and hurl them against the wargs until he drove them out. The wargs, thinking that the dwarves are allies of the woodmen, surrounded the glade and didn't let them descend. Gandalf, seeing the pack coming, suggested to climb the trees and Dori helped Bilbo in the nick of time. As a pack of wargs approached east of the Misty Mountains to meet them, Bilbo Baggins, Gandalf, and Thorin and Company were escaping the goblins.
2941, the wargs appeared once to meet the goblins and organize a raid to the nearby villages, in order to drive the woodmen out and capture some slaves.
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