The dog is part of a family of similar animals that include wolves, coyotes, foxes, jackals and wild hunting dogs such as the Dingo and African Wild Hunting Dog, who all share common characteristics. Many of these wild dogs have been claimed to be the domestic dog's wild ancestor but the exact origins of the dog and domestication history of the dog are uncertain.
Paleontologists and archaeologists have determined that Miacis, a weasel-like animal, is the ancestor of the canids as well as other families such as bears, raccoons, civets, hyenas, and cats. From Miacis evolved Cynodictis, a dog-like animal from which later evolved the dog family.
The domestic dog has been represented in art for many years with the earliest being sculptures of dogs found in Iraq and dating back to 6500 BC. Dog bones have been discovered dated at around 8300 BC in the USA, 7500 BC in the UK with similar finds in Czechoslovakia. One thing is certain, the domestic dog spread rapidly all over the world.
The dog's natural hunting instincts have been used by humans over the years to hunt a variety of prey in different environments and this led to the development of different groups of dogs, and ultimately to different dog breeds.
As dog became domesticated stories are told about it from scary to heartwarming one of the most know story about a dogs affection loyalty to its human is none other than Hachiko his story depicts the relationship between an Akita dog, Hachi (affectionately dubbed “Hachiko”), and the professor who takes him in. The professor and Hachi become so close that without the two realizing, Hachi begins a daily routine that surprises everyone in the neighborhood: he would meet his master at Shibuya Station every evening after his work, to accompany his commute home. But when the professor suddenly dies, our canine protagonist continues to go to the station day after day for nine years until his own death, continuing to wait for his bereaved master’s return home. The real Hachi is said to have lived from 1923 until 1935. While the scariest one is the creepypasta smiling dog the story goes like this Smile Dog's story consists of a classic horror set-up – an amateur writer visits the house of a lady who supposedly has a story for which he can borrow from. Rather than speak, however, the lady has locked herself up in her room, crying and ranting about nightmares and visions and various other problems. All of these center around a floppy disk she had been given that contain the image smile.jpg – which is smile.dog. Other cases of this have cropped up, Viewing this image incites insanity, and no copy of the exact image exists on the web though likenesses of it do. The true image of smile.jpg is recognized due to the effect it has on the viewer – that is, they wind up dead. Attaching the file – that is, spreading the word, is the only way to save oneself from the smile.dog that appears in one's dreams demanding to spread the word. Some say that the original legend began with an image of the devil.
in total dogs will always have a part in our lives we must protect them as they protect us as there is a saying goes A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself so go out there and show your love to our furry friends waiting to give us there love if your in the Philippines and is thinking of buying a dog try adoption at https://www.paws.org.ph/adopt.html all little help are welcome
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