Thursday, January 29, 2015

God Made A Dog



Pretty cute...and I'm a cat person:)

16 comments:

Alex J. Cavanaugh said...

I'd seen that before - the five Goldens in ghost costumes is funny.
God made a dog all right. And everything else...

CJ Kennedy said...

And then God wanted to teach his wide eyed children humility. So God made a cat. :-D

Adam said...

not really. If dogs were created by anyone it was by man.

Dogs are a domesticated animal, and all domesticated animals were derived from an wild ancestor in the dog's case the gray wolf. This process is done through artificial selection of random mutations (better known as breeding) over a long period of time.

Pat Hatt said...

Dogs are patient? Since when? lol

The Happy Whisk said...

LOVE it. What faces. What fun. Really, really great to see that. Such buggers.

PS: My two are passed out in the movie room. Ah ... the good life.

Erin Fanning said...

Wonderful! Thanks for sharing!

Sandra Cox said...

Have you read about the research to domesticate foxes. Sad that they're even doing it, but the findings found them much more quickly domesticated than wolves.

Sandra Cox said...

Tee hee

Sandra Cox said...

Excellent point, Pat.

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Sandra Cox said...

You are a great dog mom, Ivy.

Sandra Cox said...

Hi, Erin. Thanks for stopping by. Much appreciated.

Sandra Cox said...

Alex, Halloween costumes on critters are such a hoot.

Birgit said...

Oh Dogs who fart and don't even move after you place your nose under your shirt since the foul stench of death is so unbearable. They look at you and you know they are thinking..."What??" This is great! Do cats fart?

Sandra Cox said...

That's a plus on the cat side of the ledger. It's not quite so aromatic:)

Adam said...

I've read a bit about the works of a Russian scientist named Dmitry Konstantinovich Belyaev a few years ago.

I'm not sure if the foxes had a higher mutation rate (figured they'd be about the same), but unlike wolves when they evolved into dogs, Belyaev knew what he was doing and spent his whole career to tame the fox down to its dna.