There are many numbers thrown around regarding the dates of when humans domesticated dogs. Most reports state that this occurred about 14,000 years ago. However, some DNA testing shows that they could have been domesticated any time between 15,000 to 100,000 years ago.
I don't specifically know, but seeing as no one else has answered, I can tell you that it has been thousands of years since we began, if that offers any greater clarity.
Before 13,000 BC
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.
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?
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dogs were breed from wolves tamed by humans.
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.
Dogs came from the wolf, which was tamed more than likely by cavemen and cavewomen. They were said to feed off of the scrapes left by early humans. They began to protect their food source, which was the cavemen and cavewomen trash piles. This gave us humans the idea for training wolves guarding and protecting. They then began to breed specificlly, therefore creating breeds.
domestication
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.
domesticated dogs and cats goes as far back as the Egyptians.
A dog that is well treated and loved is called a man's beat friend because dogs are a devoted pet. They will do anything to protect a good owner.
Don't know what you mean. The word "domestication" in English means taking a wild thing (animal) and making it safe to live with humans.
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.