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Man's Best Friend - 15,000 Years Ago In Britain

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This article offers a more heart-warming excursion as opposed to some of the other news topics at the moment.

"A fragment of a [dog] jawbone found deep underground in a cave in Somerset has rewritten the story of when and how dogs became our best friends."

www.bbc.co.uk/.../cn0ky1n791go

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  • Hi Dormouse, thank you for sharing this positive and interesting story. Dogs are great companions and my woofer is certainly my best mate. Our ancestors' brains were well developed and I sense we still underestimate them, through our own pride at technological achievement and the paucity of records from those times. We owe them so much, including domestication of dogs!

  • in reply to leveller61

    I have found it worth paying attention to those canines familiar with me (any, not just pets); as I have come to realise while my alexithymia might be operating in a time warp / lag zone ...a savvy dog can provide me an advance nudge about "whatever" they might have noticed in me - while I was still oblivious.

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