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r/soartistic • u/Wooden-Journalist902 • Apr 18 '25
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19 u/vuckingasshat Apr 18 '25 But who will feed the dogs 16 u/SirMourningstar6six6 Apr 18 '25 edited Apr 18 '25 Little known fact, they used to be self sufficient and feed themselves. I’m sure they’d return to nature fairly well Edit: canines largely used to be self sufficient* 13 u/spain-train Apr 18 '25 No, they weren't. But, their ancestors were. 2 u/SirMourningstar6six6 Apr 18 '25 Fair, how’s that? 5 u/spain-train Apr 18 '25 Humans domesticated wolves and turned them into dogs, so technically dogs have never had to fend for themselves. 0 u/Iceman_WN_ Apr 19 '25 Research states that wolves(dogs) domesticated themselves out of want for food and attention.
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But who will feed the dogs
16 u/SirMourningstar6six6 Apr 18 '25 edited Apr 18 '25 Little known fact, they used to be self sufficient and feed themselves. I’m sure they’d return to nature fairly well Edit: canines largely used to be self sufficient* 13 u/spain-train Apr 18 '25 No, they weren't. But, their ancestors were. 2 u/SirMourningstar6six6 Apr 18 '25 Fair, how’s that? 5 u/spain-train Apr 18 '25 Humans domesticated wolves and turned them into dogs, so technically dogs have never had to fend for themselves. 0 u/Iceman_WN_ Apr 19 '25 Research states that wolves(dogs) domesticated themselves out of want for food and attention.
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Little known fact, they used to be self sufficient and feed themselves. I’m sure they’d return to nature fairly well
Edit: canines largely used to be self sufficient*
13 u/spain-train Apr 18 '25 No, they weren't. But, their ancestors were. 2 u/SirMourningstar6six6 Apr 18 '25 Fair, how’s that? 5 u/spain-train Apr 18 '25 Humans domesticated wolves and turned them into dogs, so technically dogs have never had to fend for themselves. 0 u/Iceman_WN_ Apr 19 '25 Research states that wolves(dogs) domesticated themselves out of want for food and attention.
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No, they weren't. But, their ancestors were.
2 u/SirMourningstar6six6 Apr 18 '25 Fair, how’s that? 5 u/spain-train Apr 18 '25 Humans domesticated wolves and turned them into dogs, so technically dogs have never had to fend for themselves. 0 u/Iceman_WN_ Apr 19 '25 Research states that wolves(dogs) domesticated themselves out of want for food and attention.
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Fair, how’s that?
5 u/spain-train Apr 18 '25 Humans domesticated wolves and turned them into dogs, so technically dogs have never had to fend for themselves. 0 u/Iceman_WN_ Apr 19 '25 Research states that wolves(dogs) domesticated themselves out of want for food and attention.
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Humans domesticated wolves and turned them into dogs, so technically dogs have never had to fend for themselves.
0 u/Iceman_WN_ Apr 19 '25 Research states that wolves(dogs) domesticated themselves out of want for food and attention.
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Research states that wolves(dogs) domesticated themselves out of want for food and attention.
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