Pharoh hounds, saluki, ibizan hound, afgan hounds are just some. You may also find more info on the AKC site.
In ancient civilizations, dogs were often given names that reflected their qualities or roles. Some historical names for dogs include Argos, Sirius, and Cerberus.
In ancient times, the Greeks used dogs to herd domestic animals and hunt wild animals. They also may have sacrificed them to their gods on some occasions but that became less common as time went on.
some times dogs do fear death but most of the time
Yes, they had lots of dogs. Some are in paintings with their owners.
some times, others not
In ancient Egypt the scarab beetle can signify two things. It is said that if you walk around the scarab beetle 3 times it will bring luck, if you walk around it 7 times it will bring fertility. Some of the gods are asscociated with the scarab beetle, particually Ra and Hathor
yes. some times even cats eat little dogs...
Some can have rabies
Who specifically thought of it is unknown, but there is evidence to show that the handshake in some form has been around since at least ancient times.
Around, and around, and around again! Dogs will often circle the bed or carpet two or three times before curling up and going to sleep. Are they checking for bed bugs or snakes? Not necessarily. Many times dogs are just flattening out their beds to get comfortable. Actually, this behavior is a genetic trait left over from when the dog's ancestors used to dig their own shelters. After digging, the dogs would feel comfortable in their "dens" and plop down down for some much needed shut-eye.
Modern, simply because of economy. Some nasty ones were in Ancient times too though.
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