History of Dogs:
Dogs were domesticated from wolves as recently as 15,000 years ago. Evidence suggests that dogs were first domesticated in East Asia. Overtime the dog has developed into hundreds of breeds with a great degree of variation.
Canine Reproduction:
In domestic dogs sexual maturity occurs between the ages of six to twelve months for both males and females although this can be delayed up until two years from some large breeds.
Diet:
Dogs can be fed a pure kibble diet. They can also be fed a mixture of raw meat, fish, vegetables and rice. Many owners may choose to feed their dogs raw meat. However depending in the type of envioronment each dog is residing in, they may have varius diets.
Habitat:
Dogs can live in several habitats including praries, deserts, grasslands, forests, rainforests, costal regions and even artic zones. Dogs are highly adaptable yet some dogs are evolved for only specific conditions.
Predators:
Predators include coyotes, wolves and birds of prey such as hawks.
Status and Conservation:
Non natve and common. No conservation listing.
Roles Of Dogs:
Dogs perfom many roles for humans such as hunting,herding, pulling loads, protection, aiding the military and provide companionship for all.