Difference between revisions of "Dogs"

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The '''dog''' (Canis lupus familiaris) is a [[sub-species]] of wolf that has been under intense [[artificial selection]] by humans for companionship, docility, and a range of physical variations. There are hundreds of varieties of dogs, ranging in size and shape from the [[Chihuahua]] (as small as a few inches) to the larger wolf hounds as tall as 3-4 feet.
  
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== Basic Information ==
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Dogs are four legged mammals, which are thought to have existed 6000 years ago, when they were created by god. They have a well developed sense of smell, bestowed to them by our lord and savior. Dogs are popular as pets, because they are considered man's best friend. They were created so that they can learn tricks, and chase cats. Many people breed special varieties of dogs, such as Bloodhounds, or Sheepdogs. The most popular dog is the "Royal Brown."\
 
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== Dogs in history ==
 
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Dogs have lived with humans since the creation of the world. Many people use dogs for hunting, sheep herding, friendship, and cat chasing.
 
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== Theories ==
 
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Many "evolutionists" and "atheists" believe that dogs evolved millions of years ago from ancient mammals, such as wooly mammoths and giant badgers. This is biased and incorrect for a variety of reasons.
 
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1. Dogs do not have tusks or badger claws.
 
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2. There were no "millions of years ago". God made us a few thousand years ago.
 
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3. Dogs would have violent tendencies, and not make good pets if they are ancestors of dinosaurs.
 

Revision as of 02:29, March 18, 2007

The dog (Canis lupus familiaris) is a sub-species of wolf that has been under intense artificial selection by humans for companionship, docility, and a range of physical variations. There are hundreds of varieties of dogs, ranging in size and shape from the Chihuahua (as small as a few inches) to the larger wolf hounds as tall as 3-4 feet.

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