The first tamed wolves were said to have emerged in the Middle East some 15,000 years ago. New evidence, on the other hand, shows it was considerably earlier. Last year, Swedish biologist Pontus Skoglund published a paper in Current Biology detailing his discovery of a 35,000-year-old Siberian wolf bone. He came to the conclusion that canine domestication began between 27,000 and 40,000 years ago.Domesticated dogs originated in China, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe, according to genetic tests. Gray wolves were tamed by humans somewhere in western Eurasia, according to archaeologist and geneticist Greger Larson. He believes that wolves were being domesticated in the East at the same period.

Wolves were first drawn to human encampment to scavenge for leftover food, according to scientists. Dr. Stephen L. Zawistowski, science adviser emeritus for the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), told ABC News that some wolves began travelling alongside nomadic humans throughout time, and a natural selection for domestication happened. According to Katherine M. Rogers, professor emerita of English at Brooklyn College, in her book "First Friend," women may have been the first to keep these wolves as pets. According to a 40-year experiment conducted by Russian researcher Dmitri K. Belyaev in the late 1950s, it takes six to eight generations to domesticate a dog.

The link between people and dogs is even supported by scientific facts. When people stare into each other's eyes, they emotionally attach and oxytocin is released. When dogs and people look into each other's eyes, the same hormone is released in both humans and dogs, according to a study headed by Nagasawa.Popularity of dog breeds varies. Saint Bernards were the most popular breed in the 1890s, while Labrador Retrievers have been the most popular since the 1990s.

Amazing Facts About Dog:

• Dogs are aware of the passage of time.It has been established that they can tell the difference between an hour and five minutes. They can forecast future occurrences, such as regular walk times, if they are trained to do so.
• Your dog has the intelligence of a two-year-old! Have you ever wondered why kids this age appear to have a unique relationship with the family dog? It might be because they speak the same language, which consists of about 250 words and gestures.
• According to a UCSD research, your dog might become really envious when they observe you show affection for another species.
• In Russia, stray dogs have learnt to navigate the complicated metro system and exit at specified stops in search of food.
• Your dog has the ability to detect your emotions. In fact, your dog's sense of smell is 100,000 times superior to your own. It shouldn't come as a surprise that they can sense things like dread. When a person is afraid, they perspire, and a dog can immediately detect this shift.
• Petting a dog can be beneficial to your physical and emotional well-being. Petting a dog for 15 minutes has been found in studies to lower blood pressure by 10%, as well as reduce stress, sadness, and loneliness.
• Dogs have moist noses to aid in the absorption of smell molecules.
• Cancer and other illnesses in humans can be detected by dogs that have been taught to do so. Cancerous cells in the human body produce different metabolic waste products than healthy ones. Dogs may be able to detect cancer cells just by smelling their owner's breath.
• Do you own a dog who suffers from separation anxiety? Try leaving some of your used clothing with him. The aroma you leave on your clothes has been shown to assist your dog cope with separation anxiety.
• It's because your dog like to defecate in harmony with the Earth's magnetic field that he picks the optimal spot to do his business.
• Every puppy is born deaf. They can hear four times better than humans as they become older.
• Dogs do not sweat; instead, they pant to keep cool.
• Chocolate contains the chemical theobromine, which can be fatal to dogs. Because dogs are unable to metabolisetheobromine, taking chocolate might result in a toxic accumulation in their system that could be lethal.
• Dogs sleep in their owners' beds in 45 percent of cases. Hopefully, those dogs are sharing the blanket.
• A dog's nose print, like a person's fingerprints, is unique.

Types of Dog in India:

For a long time, dogs have been recognised as "man's best friend." Dogs are the most popular pets among humans since they are one of the most loyal and intelligent animals on the planet.

There are around 340 dog breeds known to exist in the world today. The majority of companion dogs and watchdogs in India are of foreign breed.

The following is a list of India's most popular dog breeds:

• Bakharwal Dog
• Bully Kutta
• Chippiparai
• Kombai
• GaddiKutta
• Gull Dong
• Gull Terrier
• Indian Spitz
• Jonangi
• Kaikadi
• Kanni
• Kumaon Mastiff
• Mahratta Greyhound
• Mudhol Hound
• Pandikona
• Indian Pariah Dog
• Rajapalayam
• Rampur Greyhound
• Vanjari Hound
• Vikhan Sheepdog

What is the most popular dog breed in the World?

The Labrador Retriever is the most popular dog in the world. One of the numerous reasons for the Labrador's appeal is the wide range of colours and breeds available.Individuals can train this dog as they want. 

Unique Name

Male Name	Female Name
Buck	Bailey
Cooper	Bean
Dylan	Faith
Emmett	Izzy
Felix	Juliet
Flash	Juno
Goose	Maddie
Harvey	Nellie
Lewis	Paisley
Max	Piper
Porter	Raven
Radar	Snickers
Sammy	Brie
Stewie	Brit
Tank	Brodie
Thor	Buzzy
Vinnie	Cherokee
Yoshi	Maple
Ace	Skye
T-bird	Frankie