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I've only owned a dog for a few years (and it wasn't by choice) but even I have learned that 'training the dog' really means 'training...
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If you're interested in this, this is a really good book to check out. Plus it's short with a lot of pictures...
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Harumph! It just so happens I have a sister who is an expert with this stuff and tells me about it. Did you know that licking your...
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Oh I hate most dog owners. Especially those whose dogs run around without leash and approach my dog. My dog also always walks without...
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One of the big problems I have as an instructor of sport detection dogs is getting the humans to recognize that dogs neither think like...
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ShadowKraz reacted to Bandersnatch's post in the thread Why do we consider Neanderthals a different species than humans? with
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And when Aerosmith does a gig these days, we call them living fossils. But it doesn't mean they're rock men. Oh, wait... I'll see... -
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You are worried about why somebody made a decision about species 160 years ago. I cannot help you there. And. "We", meaning many... -
ShadowKraz reacted to Andrew Mason's post in the thread Did humans migrate a lot in prehistoric times? with Like.
.... Wade is a journalist and has developed his own 'theories' about race and genetics. He has come under a lot of criticism for his...
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ShadowKraz reacted to Hornbein's post in the thread Did humans migrate a lot in prehistoric times? with Like.
Some migrated, others didn't. When the Hopi Indians came to North America they migrated all over the place, leaving mounds in places...
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ShadowKraz reacted to BillTre's post in the thread Did humans migrate a lot in prehistoric times? with Like.
Fighting between neighboring groups would have to allow for interbreeding (a common human thing). Without breeding among less closely...
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There were a few competing theories for ROA when I was at Uni and it was never a done deal. "One tribe" in Africa down to a 100 or so...
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Man, that's a lot! One would think they have more important stuff to do! :smile:
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ShadowKraz replied to the thread April Fool's Physics Papers 2026.A Therapy Session with Sgr A* made me laugh out loud. Mainly because of Frank Herbert's novels, The Whipping Star and The Dosadi...
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More papers: arXiv:2603.28895 Plan 9: Detecting Atmospheric Deterrence Against Interstellar Monsters David R. Rice, Michael J. Radke...
