Cambridge University Press eBooks· 2016· Book chapter
The Domestic Dog
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This book explores the complex relationship between humans and domestic dogs, examining their evolutionary history, behavioral adaptations, and the multifaceted roles they play in human societies worldwide.
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- Examines the evolutionary history of the domestic dog and its divergence from wolves.
- Analyzes the behavioral and physiological adaptations of dogs to a human-centric environment.
- Discusses the varied roles dogs play in human societies globally, including working, companionship, and cultural significance.
- Explores the human-dog relationship from biological, social, and psychological perspectives.
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Field: Geography, Planning and Development
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