Yes all dogs were direct decendants of wolves.All dogs don't look like wolves because the DNA that produce different traits When humans started to domesticate them we messed up there DNA by giving them giving human food
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Depends on how you mean the question. Scientist generally think (a) that all dogs are descendents of wolves or (b) all dogs and all wolves are descendents of a common ancestor in the relatively recent past. Relatively recent, like, more recent than, say,100,000 years, is my understanding. I think that (a) is the more common belief at this point. At one time the scientist Konrad Lorentz thought that some dogs were descended from jackals, but he later retracted that belief. On the other hand dogs and wolves are completely interfertile (as contrasted with horses and donkeys, for instance) and some individual dogs are most certainly descended from an individual, amorous wolf. Not all dogs are Direct descendents of wolves, acctually some wolf-decendent-dogs were breed with others to create most of the dogs we know today
Dogs are wolves that have been bred into looking a certain way. Wolves are the original, and dogs are how humans wanted their pets to look.
Huskies, particularly the Siberian Husky, are domesticated dogs and not direct hybrids of wolves. However, all domestic dogs, including Huskies, share a common ancestor with wolves, which means they possess a genetic makeup that can be traced back to wolves. While specific percentages of wolf ancestry can vary among individual dogs, most Huskies have very little to no direct wolf genes in their DNA, typically less than 1% in terms of genetic similarity to wolves.
all dogs are related to wolves so if you have a dog you also have a wolf because that means I have 7 wolves/dogs.
The answer is more a case of- why do dogs belong to the family of wolves? Dogs are the direct descendants of wolves, and so belong to that family. Some dogs don't look like they have wolf ancestors, but they do. Others look very similar, such as alsations.
Like all dogs - wolves
Yes, grey wolves are similar to dogs as they belong to the same Canidae family. Both wolves and domestic dogs share common ancestors and exhibit similar behaviors, although wolves are typically larger and have different social structures compared to domestic dogs.
Dogs are direct descendants of wolves; dogs have been selectively breed in different ways to develop the various breeds of dogs, but genetically they are all the same species.(yes, your chihuahua really is a wolf)
No, the wolf is a breed of it's own and in the canine family.
There are hyenas and wolverines.
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Yes. All breeds of domestic dogs are the same species as the wolf!