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Re: Operation P.A.W. | Protect all Wolves | 100 Page Event!

Postby .yuanfen » Fri Oct 07, 2011 11:24 am

Δтнɛиιαи Ɖяαɢσи wrote:
But somehow humans found something attractive about the defective wolves, and that's why we have dogs with super-short legs, curly fur, and floppy ears- we like those sort of things, and that's alright, but, really, how long do you think your Chihuahua will survive out in the forest by itself?
I watched on a documentary that people actually took the wolves with floppy ears and bred them for that characteristic, then started breeding them after they bred them for floppy ears for more wolf-like ears because they liked that as well.
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Re: Operation P.A.W. | Protect all Wolves | 100 Page Event!

Postby bearcups » Fri Oct 07, 2011 11:26 am

ilovewolfs1 wrote:
well, like mixed breeds, you know?
ever heard of a puggle? it is a mix of a pug and a beagle. and the beagle comes from a hound. and stuff like that.
but in the end, a wolf starts it somewhere. so i guess i am wrong. you guys don't have to be so touchy >_>


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Re: Operation P.A.W. | Protect all Wolves | 100 Page Event!

Postby Ki-Mono » Fri Oct 07, 2011 12:00 pm

aeiou wrote:
ilovewolfs1 wrote:
well, like mixed breeds, you know?
ever heard of a puggle? it is a mix of a pug and a beagle. and the beagle comes from a hound. and stuff like that.
but in the end, a wolf starts it somewhere. so i guess i am wrong. you guys don't have to be so touchy >_>


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Re: Operation P.A.W. | Protect all Wolves | 100 Page Event!

Postby twowolves » Sat Oct 08, 2011 3:24 am

Hello all, we need your help to protect the wolves. Come sign our petition on our page at http://www.change.org/petitions/the-sta ... -gray-wolf
or our blog at http://protectthewolves.com. Follow us on twitter @twowolvess follow us on facebook at http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id= ... 75&sk=wall
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Re: Operation P.A.W. | Protect all Wolves | 100 Page Event!

Postby Soruc » Sat Oct 08, 2011 12:09 pm

twowolves wrote:Hello all, we need your help to protect the wolves. Come sign our petition on our page at http://www.change.org/petitions/the-sta ... -gray-wolf
or our blog at http://protectthewolves.com. Follow us on twitter @twowolvess follow us on facebook at http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id= ... 75&sk=wall

Grey wolves need just about ZERO help right now.
... I want a wolf pelt. ;_;
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Re: Operation P.A.W. | Protect all Wolves | 100 Page Event!

Postby Dovahkiin » Sat Oct 08, 2011 12:11 pm

Frost Bite wrote:
twowolves wrote:Hello all, we need your help to protect the wolves. Come sign our petition on our page at http://www.change.org/petitions/the-sta ... -gray-wolf
or our blog at http://protectthewolves.com. Follow us on twitter @twowolvess follow us on facebook at http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id= ... 75&sk=wall

Grey wolves need just about ZERO help right now.
... I want a wolf pelt. ;_;



I feel the same about both things stated, Frost.
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Re: Operation P.A.W. | Protect all Wolves | 100 Page Event!

Postby wolves+horses » Sat Oct 08, 2011 12:28 pm

The Samoyed I believe doesn't come from wolves... Or maybe the American Eskimo Dog... What about the New Guinea Singing Dog? OK, so maybe it's more of a wild dog, but still. :)


Anyway, just last night I saw this really cool show on Animal Planet about the theory of where dogs came from! There was one scientist who had a theory that perhaps we didn't create all dog breeds on our own. You see, his idea was that the wolves that were naturally less afraid of humans evolved on their own into dogs, that we found use for and then further bred ourselves. The show told that some traits such as adrenaline and fur color are connected.

For example, in Russia, there was an experiment done in, I think, the early thirties, where some man bred the foxes at this place that were least afraid and more curious or something similar of humans. Eventually (he didn't do this on purpose), as the generations of foxes got nicer and more dog-like, so did their appearance. They began to have (I think) bodies built slightly more dog-like, and the variety of their coat colors expanded immensely. Then it showed a youngish girl petting a dog-fox, and it was as friendly as a Golden Retriever puppy! That lucky girl! :P

BTW: WolfBlade; You LUCKY person!!! Well, I guess I'm technically not old enough to own a wolf/wolf hybrid... But still! I want to work with wolves when I grow up! Don't criticize me about it, please.
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Re: Operation P.A.W. | Protect all Wolves | 100 Page Event!

Postby .Pardalis. » Sat Oct 08, 2011 3:28 pm

Hybrids are really hard to train ,and more demanding than a baby. Lol even My disabled son is less maintenance.
So lucky would be a subjective term.I love my rydag , but I would not recommend a wolfdog as a first pet...or even a 40th lol.

https://johnwade.ca/attachments/article ... mstudy.pdf this is a link to the paper done on the foxes.
I think the genome that carries black and white coats is linked to tameness.
link below shows a few with those traits.

http://www.sibfox.com/
Genetics are very interesting when you consider things like this ^ ^

Take a pack of regular dogs.Set them loose in a penned area to breed freely.After about 40 or so generations you will see them returning to a wolflike state.They still carry with them the old codes <3
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Re: Operation P.A.W. | Protect all Wolves | 100 Page Event!

Postby Soruc » Sun Oct 09, 2011 12:19 am

wolves+horses wrote:The Samoyed I believe doesn't come from wolves... Or maybe the American Eskimo Dog... What about the New Guinea Singing Dog? OK, so maybe it's more of a wild dog, but still. :)


Anyway, just last night I saw this really cool show on Animal Planet about the theory of where dogs came from! There was one scientist who had a theory that perhaps we didn't create all dog breeds on our own. You see, his idea was that the wolves that were naturally less afraid of humans evolved on their own into dogs, that we found use for and then further bred ourselves. The show told that some traits such as adrenaline and fur color are connected.

For example, in Russia, there was an experiment done in, I think, the early thirties, where some man bred the foxes at this place that were least afraid and more curious or something similar of humans. Eventually (he didn't do this on purpose), as the generations of foxes got nicer and more dog-like, so did their appearance. They began to have (I think) bodies built slightly more dog-like, and the variety of their coat colors expanded immensely. Then it showed a youngish girl petting a dog-fox, and it was as friendly as a Golden Retriever puppy! That lucky girl! :P

BTW: WolfBlade; You LUCKY person!!! Well, I guess I'm technically not old enough to own a wolf/wolf hybrid... But still! I want to work with wolves when I grow up! Don't criticize me about it, please.

Samoyeds and Canadian Eskimos do descend from wolves, same with every other -regular- dog breed. Not too sure about the New Guinea Singing dog.
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Re: Operation P.A.W. | Protect all Wolves | 100 Page Event!

Postby five.six.seven » Sun Oct 09, 2011 2:46 am

Remember,most dogs decended from wolves,but some were Crossed with wolf decedents.
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