| It's widely believed that dogs originated
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| | thought. It seems dogs are now born with
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| over 17,000 years ago; recent DNA testing
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| | highly prized traits.
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| and closer fossil examination is
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| | Not only their temperaments but also the
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| suggesting that dogs originated as far as
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| | way they look is greatly changing.
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| 150,000 years ago. However the dating in
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| | Scientists have had a tough time telling
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| relation to the Bible seems a little far
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| | some skull and bone fragments apart. It's
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| fetched. We know they were around in
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| | mainly differences in the skull and teeth
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| Bible days because it is mention in
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| | that scientists can sue to determine if
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| several passages.
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| | the specimens are wolf or dog remains.
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| Scientists and researchers have come up
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| | At a farm in Siberia researchers have
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| with several possible paths that the
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| | been experimenting with foxes and how
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| development of modern dogs has followed.
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| | quickly they can be tamed. They believe
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| Dogs have lived and worked with humans
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| | that this might lead to an understanding
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| in many different roles throughout the
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| | of how our own dogs have evolved.
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| ages. Even today people are continually
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| | Researchers around the world are also
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| finding new ways in which dogs can
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| | becoming interested in the cognitions of
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| enhance their lives, or perform useful
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| | our dogs and how our dogs have become
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| services to people.
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| | accepted into our human social
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| In order to understand dogs and their
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| | structures. History cannot trace the
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| complex relationship to humans we need to
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| | exact routes of wolf to dog.
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| look back to the origins of the species;
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| | Wolves are now on endangered lists around
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| and take a closer look at the habits of
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| | the world. Many valiant efforts are being
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| wolves.
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| | made to curb the steady decline in wolf
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| Wolves are very social animals; they live
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| | numbers.
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| in packs and derive not only assured
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| | Is it all part of evolution?
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| survival but also enjoy relationships
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| | Dogs have evolved slowly from wolves and
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| within the pack. We can clearly see
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| | found a home with humans. They've become
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| evidence of wolves' social structure
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| | an essential part of human life. If all
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| systems if we look at our own dogs today.
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| | wolves had formed such relationships with
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| In a healthy relationship the human is
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| | humans they too might be assured of life
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| the alpha member of the pack. A less
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| | without extinction.
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| socialized dog is widely believed to
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| | It is far easier to envision a world
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| think that he is the leader of your pack,
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| | without wolves than it is to imagine a
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| instead of you - the owner.
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| | world without Boston Terriers, Maltese,
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| Today it is widely believed that
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| | Yorkshire Terriers, Pomeranians, Shih
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| domestication is occurring at a much
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| | Tzu's or Pugs.
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| greater speed than was previously
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