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JeanieK · 12-07-2009, 09:08 AM

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Awwww crap. I thought we were on the internet.

(I kid, I kid.)

The Search for Hidden Chambers on the Giza Plateau, Part I

See there the answer just appeared, she didn't even have to search for it.

cj125 · 12-07-2009, 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by JeanieK

I'm sure you could find that information on the internet.

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Originally Posted by BamaFan121s

Yes, but they are very rare Desert Wolves.

They are elusive and rarely seen by human eyes.

They thrive on a diet of mainly Asparagus, Coconut and Summer Sausage.

Thanks Misty! I saw a show the other day talking about one of the first and rarest dogs in Egypt and it was one that I've never heard of. Just curious...

livingdustmops · 12-07-2009, 09:31 AM

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Originally Posted by JeanieK

not trying to start an argument, just curious as to how you get mixed breed if they all started as wolves. Would not that make them all Wolves?

I know they all started from wolves, but the statement did not make sense to me.

Wouldn't it be interesting to see the transformation from wolf to yorkie. And how all the variety of looks came about when they all started from wolves.

Evolution...just like humans came from apes...

JeanieK · 12-07-2009, 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by livingdustmops

Evolution...just like humans came from apes...

Yes but for the most part, humans all look alike. But look at the difference between an English Bull dog and a whippet.

Cha Cha · 12-07-2009, 09:51 AM

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Originally Posted by JeanieK

Yes but for the most part, humans all look alike. But look at the difference between an English Bull dog and a whippet.

LOL!!! Think of the bull dog as Bruce Willis or the actor Mr.T. (I know bad reference, but they're all I can think of I don't know any good harley bikers's names with leather jackets and chains). And the Whippet as the super model Gisele Bundchen! LOL! Have you ever been to a dog look alike contest? I tell you, the biker dudes with their bull dogs win those things all the time!!

Here this is a good one:

YouTube- Dogs Who Look Like Their Owners. Get...

JeanieK · 12-07-2009, 10:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Cha Cha

LOL!!! Think of the bull dog as Bruce Willis or the actor Mr.T. (I know bad reference, but they're all I can think of I don't know any good harley bikers's names with leather jackets and chains). And the Whippet as the super model Gisele Bundchen! LOL! Have you ever been to a dog look alike contest? I tell you, the biker dudes with their bull dogs win those things all the time!!

Here this is a good one:

YouTube- Dogs Who Look Like Their Owners. Get Your Pet Website!

Ha that is pretty cute. They did a good job of matching them.

QuickSilver · 12-07-2009, 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by livingdustmops

Evolution...just like humans came from apes...

(Professorial voice) Actually, both humans and apes evolved from a common ancestor. We're cousins, not children.

Dogs did not "evolve" from wolves. Even 100,000 years is not long enough for an evolutionary change. It's all selective breeding. I believe someone experimented with foxes, and after breeding the most docile ones for a few generations, they started developing floppy ears and "barks".

<--------------------- Left by ancient wolf ancestor.

livingdustmops · 12-07-2009, 02:14 PM

HaHa...I tried to make it so simple that I became simple...haha

The history of life: looking at the patterns

Canid hybrid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

wolves

Thanks Professor

inabowbina · 12-07-2009, 11:43 PM

i really don't see anything wrong with mixed breeds. all dogs were mixed with something somewhere along the line where do you think all the breeds came from and they became recognized akc breeds over time. i think mixed breeds are healthier because there is a less of a chance of inbreeding. even if the dogs are not related your going to produce the same old issues the breed is known to have. like yorkies have bad teeth if you breed a yorkie with a dog known to have good teeth you can possibly cancel that out. Like how they mix a pug with a beagle a (Puggle) pugs have horrible breathing problems i owned a pug when i was young and he could never breath. with them mixing the pug with the beagle the puppies now have longer snouts and can breath a whole lot better. not to mention they are cute. But i mean nothing is certain humans have unhealthy baby's so do dogs its just life. and did you know yorkies use to be 30 pounds way back in the day and now look at there size someone somewhere was breeding the smaller sized dogs. to get what we have now. so i don't get why people freak out that people are trying to make a breed smaller its been going on forever. i have three very small yorkies and all healthy. we only hear about the bad with everything but there is more good than bad. there are more dogs with loving homes than dogs that don't have homes. i think the government should really step in and fully check people and make them get a license to even breed a dog once. I think that should also go for human baby's too but all dogs are mutts in a way they all somehow came form a wolf. this is some info on how a yorkie became to be i thought was interesting Dog Breed History: The Yorkshire Terrier by Susan Bailey

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inabowbina YT Addict Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: illinois Posts: 253 Blog Entries: 3	i really don't see anything wrong with mixed breeds. all dogs were mixed with something somewhere along the line where do you think all the breeds came from and they became recognized akc breeds over time. i think mixed breeds are healthier because there is a less of a chance of inbreeding. even if the dogs are not related your going to produce the same old issues the breed is known to have. like yorkies have bad teeth if you breed a yorkie with a dog known to have good teeth you can possibly cancel that out. Like how they mix a pug with a beagle a (Puggle) pugs have horrible breathing problems i owned a pug when i was young and he could never breath. with them mixing the pug with the beagle the puppies now have longer snouts and can breath a whole lot better. not to mention they are cute. But i mean nothing is certain humans have unhealthy baby's so do dogs its just life. and did you know yorkies use to be 30 pounds way back in the day and now look at there size someone somewhere was breeding the smaller sized dogs. to get what we have now. so i don't get why people freak out that people are trying to make a breed smaller its been going on forever. i have three very small yorkies and all healthy. we only hear about the bad with everything but there is more good than bad. there are more dogs with loving homes than dogs that don't have homes. i think the government should really step in and fully check people and make them get a license to even breed a dog once. I think that should also go for human baby's too but all dogs are mutts in a way they all somehow came form a wolf. this is some info on how a yorkie became to be i thought was interesting Dog Breed History: The Yorkshire Terrier by Susan Bailey