01-18-2013, 12:16 PM | #2356 |
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01-18-2013, 04:03 PM | #2357 |
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01-18-2013, 04:23 PM | #2358 |
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lol...dont stop there, jack move potetial is strong with that cashier
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The mystery of why dogs are man’s best friend, while their wolf cousins are seen as feral beasts may have been solved. Research from the University of Massachusetts has found that wolves develop faster than dogs. And although the animals are almost identical on a genetic level, these early experiences and developmental differences define their personalities, the researchers say. Evolutionary biologist Dr Kathryn Lord studied how seven wolf pups and 43 dogs reacted to smells, sounds and visual stimuli. She discovered both animals develop their senses at the same time. The sense of smell at two weeks; hearing at four weeks; and vision by six weeks, on average. However, the two subspecies enter what’s called the ‘critical period of socialisation’at different stages. This period of socialisation is when animals begin exploring their world without fear. All the smells, sights, tastes and noises these animals experience during this time become familiar and safe. As the period progresses, fear increases and once the window of socialisation has closed new sights, sounds and smells will be seen as unfamiliar and scary. For wolf and dog pups this period of socialisation lasts for four weeks. During this time, dogs are usually introduced to humans and other animals so will be comfortable with them forever. Wolves traditionally are not, and this makes them consider humans as threats when and if they do eventually come into contact with them. So just sneak a wolf cub away from its very protective Mother early and after you leave hospital enjoy your new pet. |
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01-18-2013, 04:34 PM | #2360 |
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Yeah thank you I need to work on that. I hate when people call Asians oriental people.
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01-18-2013, 04:39 PM | #2361 |
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Lol from the orient! Also gotta love when people go out of their way to say African American. Or better yet attempt to point out someone, who happens to be black, by their tie or whatever. Thats when you know they haven't anytime recently interacted with black people. Its ok to say black!
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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. TLR - you aren't raising a wild wolf. Dogs Decoded | Watch Free Documentary Online
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01-18-2013, 05:08 PM | #2363 |
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Back to the pic, mother****ers!
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01-18-2013, 05:11 PM | #2364 |
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And one for the ladies:
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01-18-2013, 05:13 PM | #2365 |
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Another one for the ladies:
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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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