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This image show's the origin of dogs. The development of dogs and all the hundreds of breeds there are today is crazy considering they all came from a wolf.  Each dog breed being a different size, color and all having different personality traits. All coming from a grey wolf these dogs being so different is unbelievable without science. Knowing the history of dog's and how they developed over the years is an amazing journey.

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The theme of this book is showing the development of dogs through years and how much they changed as years went by. And as years went by dogs became a critical part of humans life's. I choose this book because I love dogs and now I know where my dog came from and it's ancestors and why he act's the way he does. The concept of this book is also to show the reader's the science and evidence it took to find all the clues to know what we do about wolves over 20,000 years ago. If you love dog's as much as me I would recommend this book if you want to be an expert on dogs and their past and scientific fact's.

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I agree with the book review from School Library Journal. This book shows facts to prove the bond between humans and dogs grew stronger as years go by. It is amazing that human and dog  companions stuck together for 26,000 years, that's crazy! Unfolding the story of dogs is an amazing story that happened so long ago but impacts us today. Without science and research from thousands of years ago like going through caves we would have never known where dogs came from and why the bond between us and dogs is so special!

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/* Starred Review */ Gr 7 Up—It may come as no surprise that our canine companions descended from wolves, but this title describes a coevolution and cooperation with humans that may have begun much earlier than scientists once estimated. The 1994 discovery and carbon dating of tracks of a wolflike dog and a boy in France's Chauvet Cave reveal that humans and dog companions walked together 26,000 years ago. This is an unfolding story, leading readers through the basics of evolutionary science and how findings lead to anthropological theories. The variations in breeds today are explained in terms of artificial vs. natural selection. American paleoanthropologist Pat Shipman suggests that wolves may have helped modern human ancestors survive the Paleolithic era, when Neanderthals could not, by teaching humans how to delegate pack responsibilities of protection, scouting, and babysitting. In turn, wolves learned to follow a human's gaze. The investigative puzzle emphasizes the importance of asking questions and collaborating with scientists from other fields to come up with answers. Color-blocked pages offer explanations of scientific processes, profile field-related tools, and relay asides about canine fanciers and 9/11 rescue dogs. The latter part of the book  focuses on the intelligence, personality, and trainability of dogs and on current research on a shared community of disease-preventing microbes that shine a positive light on "sloppy dog kisses." VERDICT This is narrative nonfiction  at its best—high interest and engaging, with meaty interdisciplinary science exploration. A top choice for tweens and teens.—Vicki Reutter, State University of New York at Cortland --Vicki Reutter (Reviewed 05/01/2017) (School Library Journal, vol 63, issue 05, p121)

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This shows the bond between human and dog. A long time ago people feared dogs because they could kill  the people. There is a tale about a wolf going up to a small boy and the wolf was nice and friendly to the boy and soon came to be apart of his family and get food for them and keep them warm at night. And without that bond between them maybe we would fear dogs or wolfs today like we fear bears. Now, dog's  are animals we love and are important to us and our life.

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This book is about where dogs came from and how they act like they do today. Also, this is important because everyone has to come from somewhere. And dogs have quit an interesting story of how a strong bond between human dog came to be what it is today. This is also important because dogs are unique in their own way but will always be  nice, caring animals. Lastly, when you look into a dogs eyes you might just see a color but after reading this book it's so much more, they have a story and history.

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"Have you ever looked into your dog's eyes and wondered where this special animal has come from." (Frydenbourg Book Jacket).