wild animals should not be domesticated or even considered as a pet.....a friend of mine has a half dog/half wolf........even though it is half dog, he still has the heart of a wild animal and it will kill if it wants to..........just an example
even if you do domesticate a wild animal, it will still have the senses and heart of a wild animal, and those tell them to kill humans
Animals are instinctual but also moulded by environmental factors. All dogs, at some point or another, were wild dogs until people took them and domesticated them. I believe originally they were used for protection and hunting purposes. As we line bred them they became more tame and relatively more dumb (they also have more genetic defects as a result). If you take a wild dog from birth, before it is exposed to its wild environment it should be able to be domesticated easier than a dog that has been exposed to its wild environment. dogs roam in packs and learn from their community, just as they learn from their owners. If you assert yourself as leader of the pack that dog will be dedicated and loyal to you. Remember, dogs have relatively small brains that are based on learned behaviour and instinct. Also remember the old cliche "you can't teach an old dog new tricks", it does have some truth to it.
the answer is wild african dog
A wild dog might look like a wolf or something . Wolves are usually kind of grayish/ blackish.
The protagonist in Jack London's Call of the Wild was Buck, a domestic dog who eventually becomes a wild beast.
mainly wolves, also dingos which is an African wild dog. Also the "Carolina Dog" can be found in the wild. They are recognized by many traits. Mainly because they have a "fish-hook" tail. They also are the dog that was with the Native American Indians when they "came across the Bering Land Bridge."
Yes there are many wild dogs living in the wild for example the African wild dog
To domesticate
Yes, it is possible to domesticate a wild rabbit through patient and consistent training. However, it may take time and effort to earn the trust of a wild rabbit and acclimate it to a domestic environment.
No, it is generally not possible to domesticate a coyote pup. Coyotes are wild animals and have natural instincts that make them unsuitable for domestication.
Yes.
Words that mean to make something less wild are to tameor to domesticate.
Domesticate is the verb for domestic.Domesticates, domesticating and domesticated are also verbs.Some example sentences for you are:"We will domesticate the hippo"."She domesticates the new addition to the family"."They are domesticating"."They have been domesticated".
A long time ago, Native Americans thought they should domesticate wild dogs, or wolves because they protected them.
Humans domesticate animals for security purposes, for companionship and for their love of human nature.
Bears and wild cats
No, it is generally not possible to domesticate coyote pups. Coyotes are wild animals and have natural instincts that make them difficult to train and control in a domestic setting.
Because: 1. God made it that way 2. They are hard to domesticate
Domesticate: verb:1. To train an animal2. To get somebody used to doing household chores.Antonym:1. wild, untamed, untrained, unruly2. unfamiliar, unusual, unknown, strange