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Originally Posted by whiteyorkie  At the very least it shows dogs are not canis lupus.
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Oh, wait, you're talking about scientists who are constantly researching and publishing their theories - just look at the links below. In the 15 or so minutes I Google-searched, so I think I found just as many or maybe many more scientists who say they are canis lupus! Just like anything to do with evolution of so many subspecies, there are camps on both sides plus a few other sides, as research is ongoing and even what can seem the same findings seem to elicit disagreement on conclusions!
I know one thing, the breeders of the first litters of the early Yorkshire Terriers has my eternal gratitude! My sister always says 'God was smiling the day he created the Yorkie'! Now I adore big, powerful dogs, love working with them and can't help but be impressed at how intelligent and eager to work they are, but somehow the little Yorkie, so tiny and so terrier, so anxious to please as he runs my life, just takes the cake, whatever path he took to be here! I guess cute wins out every time with me!
https://www.google.com/search?q=dogs...hrome&ie=UTF-8 http://www.the-scientist.com/?articl...Domestic-Dogs/