THE EVOLUTION OF DOG LOGIC

Phase 1: Basic Instincts (300,000 BCE)

It all began with the earliest canine ancestors, driven by primal urges and a strong sense of smell. They sniffed, they chased, and they survived.

The Science of Salivating: A Key Factor in Doggy Success

Phase 2: Pack Mentality (20,000 BCE)

Dogs learned to thrive in packs, developing complex social hierarchies and communication systems.

Pack Dynamics and the Rise of the Alpha Male Hierarchy

Phase 3: Domestication (10,000 BCE)

With the rise of human agriculture, dogs were domesticated for tasks like hunting and guarding.

The Origins of Canine Collaboration: How Dogs Helped Humans

Phase 4: The Modern Canine (present day)

Today's dogs are a far cry from their ancestors, with a wide range of breeds, abilities, and quirks.

Understanding Canine Quirks: A Guide to Modern Dog Logic