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It doesn't really change. The dog just learns to apply its pack instinct to the humans and learns discipline from whoever it considers the leader.
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What is a sentence for the word domestication?
The domestication of dogs has been beneficial to humanity for tens of thousands of years.The domestication of cats couldn't have been easy to do, surely?
Who tamed cats?
Cats were domesticated before recorded history, just as dogs were. No one really knows the who, where or when of the domestication of cats and of dogs.
What way of life resulted from the domestication animals?
Humans having access to a steady supply of meat and various animal products resulted in the domestication of animals. Dogs were the first domesticated animal.
How did domestication change people in the stone age lived?
Dogs and horses were domesticated during the Paleolithic, while cows and other farms animals were domesticated in the Neolithic.
how do rabid dogs behave?
behaviour of a rabid dog
How do dogs get bad?
dogs get bad by living with bad people dogs are influenced by the behaviour of others ,like children.
How do you spell domestic?
That is the correct spelling of the noun "domestication" (adopting from the wild), from the noun to domesticate. Both animals (e.g. horses, dogs, chickens) and plants (e.g. bananas) can be said to have undergone domestication.
Where were dogs first domesticated?
Scientists have found that dogs were first domesticated in Europe. This domestication may have taken place over 31,000 years ago.
Why does your dog cower when other dogs smells its back end?
This is a sign on anti-social behaviour. Sitting down or moving away when other dogs attempt to smell the rear end is a sign that your dog does not want, or does not know, how to react or be social with other dogs. Perhaps your dog didn't get enough socialisation with other dogs when it was a puppy? Try to let your dog spend as much time as possible around strange dogs. If it continues to sit down, keep it moving to prevent this. Hope this helps!
What are three examples of domestication?
Dogs, cats, and monkeys. Many other animals can be kept as "pets" but very few would fit the accepted standard of "domestication" in terms of being suited to live with humans, adapt to a human domicile, and trainability.
Does the wolf come from the dog lineage?
Actually vise versa, all dogs alive today are descendants of the wolf. 10,000+ years of selective breeding and domestication have turned the wolf into the dogs we know today.
What is Princeton from mindless behaviour dogs name?
erm it is felix he says it reminds him of someone
