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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
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