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Warpy

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1. Dollars to donuts, the Neanderthals did it first.

Reply to jtuck004 (Original post)

Wed Nov 20, 2013, 05:20 AM

Nov 2013

Dogs have been domesticated for a long time. I would imagine our relationship with small cats has been a bit longer since they're the only species that seems to like us without being trained to. Our messy eating habits draw their prey.

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Wolf to Dog: Scientists Agree on How, but Not Where [View all] jtuck004 Nov 2013 OP

Dollars to donuts, the Neanderthals did it first. Warpy Nov 2013 #1

Here is what I wonder: kaiden Nov 2013 #2

I have a combination of both! Marrah_G Nov 2013 #3

Friend of mine has that mix - she is great. As you said, jtuck004 Nov 2013 #4

You have to be really dominant with them, but never violent Marrah_G Nov 2013 #5

Is your friend on DU? No, he's not much of a computer person jtuck004 Nov 2013 #6

Baby carrots are good too :) Marrah_G Nov 2013 #7

Ok, I'll try and remember. jtuck004 Nov 2013 #8

One of my Great Pyrenees likes candied ginger Fortinbras Armstrong Nov 2013 #9

really? I never would have thought of that Marrah_G Nov 2013 #11

Which, the ginger or the Pyr? Fortinbras Armstrong Nov 2013 #12

Thanks! will check out Trader Joes :) Marrah_G Nov 2013 #13

Wow that is awesome Marrah_G Nov 2013 #10