Man’s best friend for a long time: Dogs go back 33,000 years, study finds
A new study suggests that dogs first branched off from wolves 33,000 years ago in southern East Asia. Here, two dogs participate in a purebred tournament in Kuwait. Continue reading at orlandosentinel.com
Gentle husky’s sorrowful howl at California shelter hauntingly lonely
A volunteer at the Baldwin Animal Care Center in California spiritually connected with a two-year-old female Siberian husky brought in as a stray on December 15. He listened as her lonely howl, reminiscent of the great outdoors, now only echoed through the concrete walls of the shelter. She was very calm and relaxed as her advocate gently rubbed her snout, and she licked his hand back as a sign of affection and her deep need for human contact. Continue reading at examiner.com
Dog Stolen From Kroger Parking Lot Found Safe, Reunited With Family
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Dogs have been man’s best friend for 33,000 years: DNA shows…
Dogs have been man’s best friend for 33,000 years: DNA shows domesticated canines descend from Asian grey wolves The unbreakable bond between man and dog likely began in South East Asia 33,000 years ago when our ancestors began using grey wolves to hunt, according to DNA analysis. Scientists examined the genetic make-up of wolves and dogs from China, Africa and Europe, to discover domesticated dogs evolved from the first grey wolves that joined humans on ancient scavenging missions. Continue reading at dailymail.co.uk
Dogs go back 33,000 years, study finds
Dogs first split from their wolf ancestors about 33,000 years ago in the southern part of East Asia, according to a study. The love affair between humans and dogs has been going on for thousands of years. Continue reading at stuff.co.nz
22 year old Kambah woman barred from owning dogs after animal cruelty conviction
THE RSPCA ACT says Kambah resident Stephanie Clarke, 22, has been found guilty in two cases of animal cruelty under the Animal Welfare Act 1992 for failing to provide appropriate and adequate food, exercise, water, shelter as well as failure to take reasonable steps to alleviate pain for a number of dogs in her care. On December 9 2014 Stephanie purchased a Pitbull cross named Max from a local Canberra residence after it was sold over ‘Gumtree’ due to his original owners relocating to NSW. Continue reading at citynews.com.au
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Missing Siberian Husky is back home with owner
Missing Siberian Husky is back home with owner Bloomfield Township Police find dog at residence in Independence Township Check out this story on HometownLife.com: Kodi was reunited with his owner Tuesday night, slightly more than 24 hours after he had been taken from a Kroger store parking lot. A Siberian Husky was reunited with his owner Tuesday night, almost 24 hours after he was taken from a Kroger store parking lot. Continue reading at hometownlife.com
Man’s best friend for a long time: Dogs go back 33,000 years, study finds
A new study suggests that dogs first branched off from wolves 33,000 years ago in southern East Asia. Here, two dogs participate in a purebred tournament in Kuwait. Continue reading at latimes.com
Sandicast Siberian Husky with Santa Hat Christmas OrnamentPets are such an important part of our lives and our families. And, when christmas rolls around, they love the festivities just as…
Siberian Huskies For DummiesBred for loyalty, strength and endurance, the easy-going and sociable Siberian Husky is a very pure and ancient breed, dating back…
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How to Train a Siberian Husky
A beautiful breed of dog, Siberian Huskies are independent, athletic, and intelligent. Despite their relatively gentle demeanor and affectionate behavior, they are not easily trained. Continue reading at wikihow.com
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