All dogs can be pets, but certain breeds are more known for their affectionate nature and suitability for living with humans. These breeds are selected to be companion dogs and are bred and socialized to be loyal companions.
Dogs have a long relational history with humans. The domestication of dogs dates back to an estimated period between 20,000 and 40,000 years ago. Researchers believe that wolves, the ancestors of domestic dogs, began to approach human communities in search of food and protection, which eventually led to a symbiotic relationship between the two species.
Today, there are hundreds of different dog breeds, each with its own physical and behavioral characteristics.
Dogs can experience anxiety if left alone for long periods. They have specific health needs, such as regular vaccinations, dental care, and regular veterinary check-ups. Like humans, they need a balanced diet and sufficient exercise to stay healthy.
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