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The History Of Dog Breeding

  • alternativecaninetraining
  • Apr 17, 2025
  • 1 min read

A couple of months ago, we wrote about how wolves were domesticated, becoming the ancestors of the (usually) tame canine pets we know and love today. Of course, even the most “tame” wolf is still quite wild - or feral - and those with “pet” wolves or half-wolf hybrids know to be cautious as these animals are more likely to become aggressive or defensive, as is customary for their genetic wiring. 


So, how did the wolf ancestors become divided into clear, separate breeds, ranging from the uber-curly-haired Standard Poodle to the very short and straight-furred Boxer or Jack Russell Terrier? 




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