Sentences with phrase «where dogs and wolves»

Based on where dogs and wolves searched for food after receiving some hints about its location, they showed that our domesticated, four - legged companions can not make the connection between cause and effect, but wolves can.

She teamed up with researchers at the Wolf Science Centre in Ernstbrunn, Austria, where dogs and wolves are raised under similar semiwild conditions, albeit with medical care and some daily training.

Not exact matches

However, and this is where evolution kicks in, all breeds of dog alive today descended from wolves.

Scientists agree that dogs stem from wolves, but where, when and how many times dogs were domesticated — passing down tameness and other traits over generations — has been rethought many times in the last few years (SN: 7/8/17, p. 20).

Researchers measured the amount and quality of grass, the major blackbuck food source, and identified risky areas, where blackbuck were most likely to come across wolves, dogs or humans.

For decades scientists have debated how, where and when the wolf became the dog.

Skull morphology is key to the domestication debate because it's where the physical difference between modern wolves and modern dogs is most pronounced.

But even if we can one day say, with confidence, when and where and how many times an ancestral wolf became a dog, we'll still have only half of the story.

Select boys of the Srubnaya, or Timber Grave, culture joined youth war bands in winter rites, where they symbolically became dogs and wolves by consuming canine flesh, contend David Anthony and Dorcas Brown, both of Hartwick College in Oneonta, N.Y..

Previous research had established the wolf as the ancestor of today's dog, but when and where humans first domesticated the animals remained unclear.

That dogs evolved from gray wolves is well accepted but there's much debate about where and when man's best friend was first domesticated.

It is still shrouded in mystery when and where dogs and their wild ancestors the wolves went separate ways, but presumably it happened more than 10,000 years ago somewhere in Asia.

Love Nture an all its critters, Especially Dogs and wolves Im In the process of searching for a place where my animals can run free most of the time.

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I also think she saw the dogs as her pack of wolves, a place where she belonged and was accepted.

Until recent discoveries in molecular genetics, it has often been the belief that the domestic dog was descended from the wolf, because of a long prehistory where domestic dogs and the gray wolf were not all that different in outward physical characteristics.

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Dogs have always concealed treasured food and bones underground - this habit traces back to their days in the wolf - pack, where food would be buried for later consumption.

Remember that dogs are descendants from wolves and other wild dogs where bones are a staple in their diet.

Alpha is one of those fun words that stick, maybe because it sounds good on tv and makes a fun story in print where we really get to be in control that has nothing to do in fact with how wolves or dogs live.

There are plenty of species of animal that do have social hierarchies where the strongest or most aggressive male rises to the top, such as gorillas and chimpanzees, but canids like wolves and dogs generally don't operate like this.

Plenty of animal species do have social hierarchies where the strongest male rises to the top, but canids like wolves and dogs generally don't operate like this.

The dog of the Pyrenean Mountain comes from the Ariege and Andorra valleys, where they were used to protect the herds against wolves and bears.

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Origins from a Genetic Perspective Until recent discoveries in molecular genetics, it has often been the belief that the domestic dog was descended from the wolf, because of a long prehistory where domestic dogs and the gray wolf were not all that different in outward physical characteristics.

Poco a Poco is story full of colorful characters where kids will learn about «the come and go» people and enjoy the story of how wolves became dogs and how they help humans listen to their hearts.

Breeding Kennel Definition — HB 666 defines a «breeding kennel» as «a location where five or more adult female dogs, wolf hybrids or cats capable of breeding are kept and some or all of the offspring are offered for sale, sold or exchanged for value or a location where more than 16 dogs or cats raised on the premises are sold to the public in a 12 - month period».

Scientists continue to debate when, where, and why domesticated dogs evolved from the ancestors of modern wolves, but they are clear on one issue: the physical alterations that mark the transformation.