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For 15,000 years, humans and dogs have been changing each other

Research indicates that the relationship between humans and dogs spans 15,000 years, highlighting a significant evolutionary partnership where both species have influenced each other's development, particularly in adapting to various roles and environments as companions and helpers. This long history underscores the importance of understanding human-animal interactions in shaping both species' futures.

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