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Originally posted by Kalkbreath
and with respect to the word "Domesticated"
like in domesticated dogs and cats. I feel the reason dogs and cats dont act like their "wild" counterparts while under our care, has more to do with our human involvement and influence in the pets psychological mental processes. ( bad dog good dog, sit etc.)
Proof that its less about genetics and more about the effects of Domestic life can be found when domesticated dogs and cats live feral existences out in the wild. The "wild" seems to usually overcome all our attempts to genetically tame Kitty.
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this is getting a little far fetched and OT IMO. i can see where you are trying to go with it but dont think it will add anything to the topic. however if you insist i will go there