"It turns out this common assumption about the social dynamics of wolves is based on studies of captive animals whose group structure was non-natural (i.e., the wolves came from various locations and lineages)"
Are humans with dogs not non-natural? I'm sure i dont share the lineage of my dog
"In essence, the typical wolf pack is a family in which parents guide activities of younger members."
Pretty much what we do with training, we just train them to mesh well with how we live our lives
there are a few other things but I'm tired.. but pretty much her story works in favor of what shes trying to disprove also.
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Are humans with dogs not non-natural? I'm sure i dont share the lineage of my dog
Inasmuch as dogs were created by humans, I think the combination of human and dog is about as "natural" as any interspecies relationship can be. If humans did not exist, neither would dogs. There would never have been the pressure/incentive to diverge from wolves.
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Re: Don't waste time being alpha in your pack article
[Re: Joe Waddington ]
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