Abstract
This article discusses the process of domestication, and the outcomes of domestication, and the evolutionary history of dogs. The essay also describes the processes that led to the evolution of domestic dogs and investigates the causes of the enormous variety of dog breeds. This research shows the complex interactions between humans and dogs throughout the history by analyzing genetic, and social aspects. It also provides insights into how this special relationship has formed the diversity of breeds that exist today. Additionally, the article provides a detailed examination of the Chinese Village Dog, an indigenous breed of China, highlighting its unique evolutionary pathway, genetic diversity, and cultural significance. Through the analysis of ancient texts and archaeological findings, this research sheds light on the longstanding relationship between Chinese Village Dogs and human communities, as well as the ongoing challenges and conservation efforts aimed at preserving indigenous Asian dog breeds.
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