While conducting research on the domestication of dogs, I found two things in common: studies show that dogs have been domesticated more than once and that the domestication of dogs traces back to the Middle East and Europe. (Saey, 2016; “Where did humans turn wolves into domesticated dogs?”, 2015; “New Take on Man's Friendship With Fido; Surprising findings emerge about domestication.”, 2016).
“New Take on Man's Friendship With Fido; Surprising findings emerge about domestication” (2016) explains that, through DNA analysis, a link has been discovered between two different type of dogs in Europe and Asia. It is believed the first domesticated dogs traveled with their Asian human companions to parts of Europe where they were, then, bred with
“New Take on Man's Friendship With Fido; Surprising findings emerge about domestication” (2016) explains that, through DNA analysis, a link has been discovered between two different type of dogs in Europe and Asia. It is believed the first domesticated dogs traveled with their Asian human companions to parts of Europe where they were, then, bred with