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Faine Greenwood

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People really do underestimate just how intensely humans have co-evolved with domestic dogs over the course of many thousands of years. (And with cats, albeit over a somewhat shorter time-frame).

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PeoriaBummer's avatar PeoriaBummer @peoriabummer.bsky.social
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And selective breeding is a POWERFUL evolutionary pressure.

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Paula Schaap's avatar Paula Schaap @redsonja.bsky.social
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My dog reads me like nobody's business, so I know all about this co-evolution stuff.

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Nicholas Weaver's avatar Nicholas Weaver @ncweaver.skerry-tech.com
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Well, cats domesticated people, not the other way around...

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Ojai's Organic Ex-Mayor's avatar Ojai's Organic Ex-Mayor @ojaimayor.bsky.social
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T.C. Aurelius 's avatar T.C. Aurelius @aurelius.quest
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when cats get out, they're the same bloodthirsty adorable monsters they are indoors.

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Ducky Krup's avatar Ducky Krup @duckykrup.bsky.social
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Feral kittens can easily be domesticated if caught early enough, and I’ve met plenty of street cats that eventually become friendly if you spend enough time feeding them and hanging around them. (Probably bc cats know a mark when they see one)

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ChatGPTom's avatar ChatGPTom @siropsalot.bsky.social
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the gap between house cats and feral cats isn't exactly big to begin with

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Andrew Rothstein's avatar Andrew Rothstein @asrothstein.bsky.social
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Cats are interesting and we’ve put far less effort into behavioral selective breeding until recently. They kind of chose us.

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