Dog Sense
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There were domestic dogs well before any other animal was domesticated, so arguably the dog is likely to be more altered relative to its ancestors than any other species of animal on earth. The process of domestication has stripped away much of the detail of the ancestral species, but dogs nonetheless retain some of the characteristics of the more ancient lineage that gave rise to dog, jackal, coyote, and wolf alike. Dogs are somewhat like each one of these, but they are also unique, the only fu...lly domesticated canid, and much of what makes them unique was introduced by that very process of domestication. The story of that domestication therefore makes an essential contribution to our understanding of what our dogs are—and what they are not.
Over the last decade we have learned a great deal about the domestication of the dog. The sequencing of the DNA of hundreds of individual dogs has forced a reappraisal of previous data regarding the process of domestication. While there are undoubtedly more surprises to come, the broad scope of how it happened as well as much of the detail are now fairly well established.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were domestic dogs well before any other animal was domesticated, so arguably the dog is likely to be more altered relative to its ancestors than any other species of animal on earth. The process of domestication has stripped away much of the detail of the ancestral species, but dogs nonetheless retain some of the characteristics of the more ancient lineage that gave rise to dog, jackal, coyote, and wolf alike. Dogs are somewhat like each one of these, but they are also unique, the only fu...lly domesticated canid, and much of what makes them unique was introduced by that very process of domestication. The story of that domestication therefore makes an essential contribution to our understanding of what our dogs are—and what they are not.
Over the last decade we have learned a great deal about the domestication of the dog. The sequencing of the DNA of hundreds of individual dogs has forced a reappraisal of previous data regarding the process of domestication. While there are undoubtedly more surprises to come, the broad scope of how it happened as well as much of the detail are now fairly well established.
What to read after Dog Sense?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Bradshaw to read onlineMoreLess
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