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Nature's way of letting dogs keep their jobs after wolves got fired.
means A group of animals or plants deliberately bred to share specific inherited traits — or, as a verb, to produce offspring or to cultivate those traits over generations.
from From Old English 'bredan', meaning to nurture or keep warm, closely tied to brooding — literally what a bird does sitting on eggs. The word's root sense is incubation and care, not just reproduction; the meaning widened over time from 'hatch and raise' to 'propagate a line with chosen traits.' It's related to 'brood' and 'brood' is probably its closest cousin in the language.
- dog breeds count
- Over 340 recognized worldwide
- same species proof
- Chihuahua and Great Dane can interbreed genetically
- oldest breed club
- The Kennel Club, founded 1873 London
- cattle breeding goal
- Humans chose milk, not survival