Domestication of Dogs

Remarkable Transformation

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A Journey Through Time

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DNA Ties

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Origins of Domestication

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Mutualistic Relationship

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Ancestral Breeds

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An Unbreakable Connection

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Domestication of Dogs

Remarkable Transformation

A Journey Through Time

DNA Ties

All dogs share 98.8% of their DNA with wolves, making them direct descendants.

Origins of Domestication

Strong genetic evidence suggests ancient canids were first domesticated in northern Eurasia.

Mutualistic Relationship

Ancestral Breeds

An Unbreakable Connection

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