If I remember the way it happened, (I’m probably that old! LOL), the wild dogs
started hanging around the camp and shagged a piece of meat as it fell from the
fire. Two things got started… Dogs really loved the taste of that cooked meat
and hung around for more. The people at the camp got the idea to use the dogs
to help hunt for more meat to cook over that fire.
The human/canine bond was forged.
Storm
On Dec 22, 2015, at 7:31 AM, Terry Cochran <tinky91147@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I was sure that was you :0)
Terry
On Mon, Dec 21, 2015 at 10:32 PM, David Fritsche <d_fritsche@xxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:d_fritsche@xxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
OH PIFFLE!
Dog food fights are fun, but most start with a presumption of the dog,
hundreds or thousands of years ago as the wolf, coyote, hyena, or other
canine, fending for itself, killing rabbits, mice, chickens, etc. for their
daily food.
How about examining that presumptions a bit. Since anthropologists have found
the bones of dog with the bones of people thousands of years ago, is it at
all possible that dogs started out as companions to man, living with or in
close proximity to and cleaning up our garbage as a source of food and as a
function of the social context??????
But how should I know. I am old, but I did not get to observe Adam, Noah, or
the Neanderthals contrary to the opinion of some.
Dave
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