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Gamebreaker
Join Date: Nov 2010
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You should see this documentary called Dogs Decoded. Much more detailed and goes into how the domestic dog came about from grey wolves. One part of the film is a experiment of a lady trying to raise a wolf at pup. Yeah....no. Aggressiveness and instincts they found to be genetic and in their bloodline. Amazing film, I think everybody should watch it. TL R - you aren't raising a wild wolf.Dogs Decoded | Watch Free Documentary Online
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Quietly Dominating the East
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Naples, Florida
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BUT they are still not dogs and NO, Chuck Norris' cool ass wolf dog only exists in Hollywood. The real thing eats your sofa, and will probably kill your cat.....etc. Depending....might have a go at you as well. We do have some beautiful Wolf-dogs at the Sanctuary that are adoptable and will make someone an incredible pet.....if the conditions are right.
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Living Legend
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: VA
Age: 42
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the 1 year wild ones will try to hamstring you if you turn your back etc for the most part while the 1 week wild ones are generally completely safe. in russia they did a study with silver foxes and found something like 59% were aggressive towards humans, 40% where extremely afraid of humans and 1% had no reaction at all. after cross breeding the foxes without a reaction for 10 generations they had a fully domesticated population of sillver foxes. my numbers are probably off, i don't remember te details that well, but they did a huge docu on the domestication of wolves. here's a link with links to the silver fox thing though: Domesticated silver fox - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (so i believe with wolves, like foxes, some are much more genetically inclined to be human friendly vs others, either way they don't really act like dogs). and raising tigers is MUCH more dangerous than wolves by far. they're great as cubs, then the grow up and turn into tigers overnight. while i never went to the tiger place, i had a friend that worked there (same area in florida - it's where most circus tigers are trained). Last edited by That Guy; 01-19-2013 at 06:54 AM. |
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Gamebreaker
Join Date: Nov 2010
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Re: Pics for Sharing
**** you guys. I'm outta here.
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