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In our continuing series of conversations with Yvonne and Dr. Larry, we open today's discussion with some theories on the domestication of the dog. This follows our talk last week on reintroducing wolves to select areas of the U.S.
How dog got to be man's best friend is not only fascinating, it's an integral part of man's history and a look at how different cultures created different ways of living. We will continue this discussion in the future, so stay tuned.
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