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"Dog" is sometimes used to refer collectively to any mammal belonging to the family Canidae (as in "the dog family"), such as wolves, foxes, and coyotes. Some members of the ancestry have "dog" in their common names, such as the Raccoon Dog and http://www.boomerangtags.com/ the African Wild Dog. A few animals have "dog" in their common names but are not canids, such as the prairie dog.

The rapidity of this addition back-number suggested to researchers a scenario of the origin of the domestic dog. Primitive people lived on the butt of survival which involved odd bread shortages, and would not have taken wolf pups and plastic pets of them. However, wolves would raid garbage dumps near human habitations. Wolves have a hop farness which they keep between themselves and a at hand creature. When a dump was approached by humans, some wolves would run a greater horizon from the dump than others. Those that ran the shortest expanse would return first, and obtain the greatest flock of food.