6 thoughts on “The wolf in our dogs. — Learning from Dogs”
There are no wolves in our dogs. Studies proved that dogs & wolves shared a common ancestry but that dogs didn’t evolve from wolves. Therefore, there is no wolf in a dog.
You cannot take one post on Google, of all places, as the full truth. Try consulting with scientists. Too many people still fall for this idea, disproven by DNA.
I won’t debate science facts with someone who doesn’t understand facts. And, yes, Google has good science and facts for education and information. I’m closing the comments.
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There are no wolves in our dogs. Studies proved that dogs & wolves shared a common ancestry but that dogs didn’t evolve from wolves. Therefore, there is no wolf in a dog.
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https://www.google.com/search?q=dogs+evolved+from+wolves
Sorry, Pete.. you are wrong.. see the link…
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You cannot take one post on Google, of all places, as the full truth. Try consulting with scientists. Too many people still fall for this idea, disproven by DNA.
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The science is there for you to read and learn. Sorry, I’m ending your comments.
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https://www.google.com/search?q=dogs+evolved+from+wolves
Here’s more evidence…
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I won’t debate science facts with someone who doesn’t understand facts. And, yes, Google has good science and facts for education and information. I’m closing the comments.
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