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DOG The history of dogs spans thousands of years, intertwining with human civilization in profound ways. From their origins as wild canids to their domestication and roles as companions, guardians, and helpers, dogs have left an indelible mark on our collective history. This narrative unfolds across continents and cultures, revealing both the practical and symbolic significance of dogs throughout the ages. Origins and Domestication The story of dogs begins long before recorded history, rooted in their evolution from wolves (Canis lupus) over 15,000 years ago. Genetic evidence suggests that dogs were domesticated from wolves, possibly multiple times in different geographic locations. The earliest evidence of dog domestication comes from archaeological sites in Europe and Asia, where remains of dogs interred with humans date back to around 14,000 years ago. Early Roles and Relationships with Humans Initially, dogs