this is talking about dog

3. For years, scientists been dogged by this evolution question: first
where did man’s best first appear? According to a large new DNA
study, the answers about canine origins seem to be in Europe,
not Asia or the Middle East.

4. Podcast

5. What the time of dog breeds?
The goal and purposes of this breed standard include: to furnish guidelines for breeders who wish to
maintain the quality of their breed and to improve it; to advance this breed to a state of similarity throughout
the world; and to act as a guide for judges, Breeders and judges have the responsibility to avoid any
conditions or exaggerations that are detrimental to the health, welfare, essence and soundness of this breed,
and must take the responsibility to see that these are not perpetuated.
Any departure from the following should be considered a fault, and the seriousness with which the fault
should be regarded should be in exact proportion to its degree and its effect upon the health and welfare of
the dog and on the dogs ability to perform its traditional work, which includes acting as a companion.
Since the dog is a breed developed through miniaturization, particular attention should be paid to
certain faults inherent with this developmental process, especially taking into mind that faults can be
perpetuated because of a small gene pool. This includes, but is not limited to, bulging eyes, unacceptable
temperament, and fine bone.

6. Where are dogs come from?
• The earliest known dog-like fossils come from Europe. But DNA studies have implicated east Asia and
the Middle East. Now a large DNA study is lining up with the fossils. Suggesting dogs originated in
Europe some 19.000 to 32,000 years ago.
• A wagging tail has long been seen as a sign of a happy and contented dog. Scientists have discovered,
however, that dogs communicate far more information about their emotions with their tails than was
previously believed.
• A study show that dogs tend to move their tails more to the right or to the lift depending on how happy or
sad they feel. This emotional signal can be recognized by other dogs, affecting how the animals respond
to each other.
• The animals’ tails tend to move slightly more to the right if they are happy, the research showed. If they
are experiencing negative emotions, such as feeling threatened, then their tail will move slightly more to
the left .

7. What are the coolest characteristic about dog?
THERE ARE SO MANY COOL CHARACTERISTICS ABOUT DOGS, BUT HERE I
WILL GIVE SOME COOL CHARACTERISTIC ABOUT DOGS AS FOLLOWING:-
1. THEY CAN READ OUR EMOTIONS—IF WE’RE HAPPY, SAD OR ANGRY
• A recent study found that dogs’ emotional centers in the brain light up in response to happy barks or joyful
laughs. Over the years, having had three dogs, I can tell you all three of them were cued into my emotions.
And if I needed extra love, they were there, ready to lend a paw, share a hug or rest a chin on my leg.
2. THEY PREFER NEW TOYS TO OLD TOYS.
• This ties into the fact that dogs are intelligent creatures. And they are interested in new things (called
“neophilia”)—new smells, new tastes, new shapes, new textures and the like. That’s why they play with new
toys and get bored of old ones: A recent study found that dogs definitely respond more positively to novel
toys over familiar ones.

8. • 3. FOR DOGS, YAWNS ARE CONTAGIOUS. Just like us! So next time you open wide and yawn, take a
sneak peek at your dog to see if he copies you. Hilariously, he probably can’t help but yawn, too! This
study also found that dogs, like us, can tell the difference between a real yawn and a fake yawn.
• 4. OXYTOCIN SPIKES IN BOTH SPECIES WHEN DOGS AND HUMANS SHARE A
MUTUAL GAZE. This explains why when we meet eyes, I feel like we really are bonding and
connected. The scientists even compared it to “human mother-infant relations.”
• 5. DOGS FEEL JEALOUSY. Jealousy is a very humanlike emotion—and it amazes me that dogs
really can and do feel it. Of course, any dog owner could have told the researchers this (including
me), but it’s nice to know it’s backed by science. It’s something to be mindful of if you have multiple
pets, a new member of the family, or any other situation that may upset your pup. These are some
example of the coolest characteristics about dogs.

9. Which are the dogs
dangerous?
Fact about pit-bull
• Though these dedicated companions
love people more than anything
improper training can sometimes
make them aggressive. They can
even attack humans if not trained the
right way.

10. REFFERENCE
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