What traits where Beagles first bred for?
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Hunting\nBeagle Traits\nBeagles are from England and were bred to hunt rabbits in a pack formation. They like to be with a "pack," whether that pack is a human family or other dogs. They are intelligent and quick to learn, but can be stubborn. Being rabbit dogs, they do dig. Beagles can be howlers or barkers. Pack dogs like to communicate and these are the ways dogs communicate. Beagles are very lovable, curious dogs who are known to love children
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The wild ancestors of cows were native to northern Africa, Europe, and southern Asia.
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This question isn't really as smart as you think it is, actually it underscores your ignorance of the topic. Even Creationists will agree that all modern dogs have come from man's selective breeding of the wolf, all domestic dogs are the same species.\n\nIf anything modern canine is a wonderful example of how species can change over time, we've managed to make a very varied group of animals in a relatively short amount of time, many that look different and excel at the task they were bred for (or their environment)\n\nIf we take your question and actually frame it in the bounds of scientific logic, the puppy would of had to come first, birthed by a not quite but almost there dog-like animal. This mother dog would of fed the puppy, being pack animals they have especially strong maternal instincts. I have a book in my library that tells the story and has pictures of a dog who took two lion cubs in and raised them, including breast feeding. I've seen other stories of dogs raising other animals as their own, most recently kittens, and a cute little bulldog who took in a squirrel.
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http://www.harpercollege.edu/mhealy/g101ilec/samer/smd/smphys/smdphyfr.htm\nhttp://www.dowslane.org/animal.htm\n\nIf these web sites don't help just email me and I will try to find you something different.
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Landrace,\nBerkshire,\nSaddleback,\nTamsworth,\nMiddle White, Large White
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My dad has three in Florida. One was a pup when he got her: he and his wife named her Bailey.\nBailey had a litter and they kept the only boy. Bailey's pup was named Stuart Little and they call him Stewie.\nMy step-mom heard about this woman who was going to have one of her pure-bred Bichon's put to sleep because it had a bad hip and would be no good for breeding, so my dad came and got it. Sunny never had a bad hip and is a great dog.\n\nThey live on acres with a pond and there is a six foot alligator living in the pond.\n\nEvery time the dogs go down by th epond I think they will become gator food.\n\nFiona got a Bichon on Shrek part 2 from the fairy grandmother.\nA Bichon is supposed to have fur that is more like human hair than any other breed of dog.\nIf you or a family member has allergies to dogs, you are supposed to be less botthered by a Bichon's hair than any other breed.\n\nThey are the cutest little pups you ever saw and they have a great personality.\n\nMy own kid asks and asks for one every birthday and christmas, but her daddy is alergic and he isn't buying the 'bichon is best for avoiding allergic reactions' theory.
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The Silk Road, or Carpet Belt, was a trade route that existed before recorded history, by nomads who traveled from China, through India, to The Mediterranean Sea, and back...\n\nIncidentally, these first nomads, who wove lightweight carpets, for bedding, tents, etc. were also the first mutations of Blood Type "B", approximately 10,000 years ago. They are the only Blood Type that has compatibility with dairy products, because they were the first humans that milked their transportation...oxen, camels, sheep, goats, horses, etc.
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Heredity. You got the genes for that trait from your ancestors.
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Yes. It's a biologic tendency and does indeed run in families! ALL animals favor one over the other. Infact, Polar Bears are usually left-pawed.
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I am not sure if I understand your question? Do you mean two dogs like a Cocker Spaniel and a Collie breeding? Or a Cocker Spaniel and a Siamese Cat breeding?\n\nI will address both, then go to birds and monkeys.\n\nFirst dogs are all the same species. It does seem incredible, but a Chihuahua is the same species as a Great Dane and would be able to produce puppies, though it wouldn't be easy! Any of the domestic house cats, like Persians, Siamese, etc are also the same species. Because of domestication people have been able to selectively breed these species to get a wide variety of types. They are called breeds, not species.\n\nBirds and monkeys have not had this same manipulation. Even birds that look fairly similar, like a White-throated Sparrow and a Swamp Sparrow are different species. There actually can be some hybridization between similar species, but its rare and normally a bird of one species will choose a mate of its own kind. \n\nMonkeys are the same. They are different species. I am not as familiar with monkeys as I am with birds, and there may be some hybridization, but they are still separate species.\n\nOh, if you meant cats and dogs breeding with each other, that doesn't happen.
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Selective breeding during slavery
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well, maybe look on the effin intenet. he might be the guy that invented/breeeded beagles: totally KIDING!
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lassie\n\nand lassie was a female pooch
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a modest mobile home on 1 acre zoned in the city limits in Houston, a modest alternative fueled car, $1 mill. in gold boullian stored in Switzerland, an AKC registered show quality sable/white rough collie, & the rest divided to:\n1-Phoenix Society for Burn Survivors\n2-SPCA\n3-National Mental Health Institute\n4-Democratic Party
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Probably highland cattle, a european cow
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Probably because they inbreed
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staart from how and where they originated or why they left wherever they came from