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Have you ever wondered where dog breeds come from? Some breeds are evident as their name might imply an origin like the Irish Wolfhound, for example. But not all dog breeds have such prominent names eluding to their roots. In this article, we’ll dive into the most popular breeds and where they come from.
Origin Of Dogs
Dogs have been around on Earth for as long as us, in one form or another that is. If we consider wolves, foxes and other wild dog relatives around the world, it isn’t so hard to comprehend how our domesticated dogs have evolved over time.
Humans befriended dogs or maybe it was the other way around. I’ve not been able to obtain evidence to suggest one way or another. The likelihood is that it was mankind who made the first moves to domesticate and take advantage of wolves’ natural hunting and fighting abilities. Having a wolf at your side a few thousand years back could potentially have made all the difference in a person’s life.
Dogs Throughout History
If you take a good look at the historical evidence, you’ll find that there was an interaction between humans and dogs as long ago as 36,500 years ago. According to JJ Marks, there was evidence discovered in a cave in Belgium. It supported the relationship between dogs and humans coexisting in harmony at that time. I write about this in more detail in my article AHistory of Dogs and Humans Relationship by me, Farmer Jer.
Common Wild Dog Relatives Of The World
As all dogs came from wild canine relatives, I thought it prudent to explore some of the areas where common relatives of dogs exist. The following is a collection of some of the more common wild relatives of our furry friends. I find it interesting when considering where dog breeds come from.
Jeremy Shantz is a research content writer and founder of Hyperwave Media Group Ltd. When he isn't training with his German Pinscher, Tucker, he's boating, gardening, or building dog houses. Jeremy has extensive experience working with animals and is a hobby specialist in animal husbandry and building enclosures like dog houses, rabbit hutches, and even custom fresh or saltwater aquariums and vivariums.
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