Not exact matches
When it was the observer's turn to do the same, the
wolves proved to be the better imitators, successfully opening the box more
often than
dogs.
While low - ranked
wolves often defended their food against the high - ranked partner and showed aggressive behaviour as
often as higher - ranked
wolves, this was different in
dogs.
Innumerable
wolves, coyotes,
dogs, foxes and dingoes are killed by livestock farmers,
often by trapping or poisoning.
Some gene variants were found mostly in the friendly
dogs and
wolves, while others were found more
often in unfriendly animals.
In an earlier study, vonHoldt had identified a gene that's mutated more
often in
dogs than
wolves — one that possibly led to their domestication.
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.
So, Caucasian shepherd
dogs often have to fight them, and Shepherds crop their ears so that the
wolves can't bite the
dogs» ears.
Sadly, these breeders will
often breed until they get a
dog that «looks like a
wolf» but rarely has any
wolf in it — but customers who are not knowledgeable will not realize this.
In fact, in the wild,
wolves and wild
dogs often eat the stomach contents of their prey first, which usually contains grains and plant matter.
As a farm
dog, the Cane Corso was
often called upon to hold a bull to be castrated; guard sheep against
wolves; fight badgers; guard the vineyards; and pull carts.
around here that is likely to be one of the sled
dog breeds.our Siberian Husky is
often taken for a
wolf or wolfdog.In an old film version of Jack London's «Call of the wild» I thought it funny that they used what looked to me like Huskies to play the part of
wolves.
This
dog was initially bred to hunt large game like
wolves and deer but today they are more
often used as bird
dogs and for retrieving.
Studies show that
wolves and wild
dogs are
often known to eat grass as a regular part of their diet.
The reasons go back to
dogs» domestication from
wolves at least 15,000 years ago, followed by hundreds of years of intensive breeding to select for particular physical and behavioral traits,
often starting from a very few individuals.
Although they tend to be quiet
dogs, seldom barking, when they do vocalize it
often sounds like a
wolf, coyote, or as though they are saying «woo woo.»
Like the other
wolf like breeds, this is not a
dog that should be left alone
often.
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.
Proponents of a raw food diet for
dogs often bring up the point that the domesticated
dog descended from the
wolf 14,000 years ago.