Co-evolution of Humans and Canids An Alternative View of Dog Domestication: Homo Homini Lupus?
By W. Schleidt, M. D. Shalter. 2003
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- The Dark Triad and animal cruelty: Dark personalities, dark attitudes, and dark behaviors (2013, background): “However, humans co-evolved with some animals and domesticating stock and using dogs for hunting has been suggested to be one of the fundamental turning points in our evolutionary history (Schleidt & Shalter, 2003), vastly increasing our chances of longterm survival.”
- Behavioral effects of the presence of a dog in a classroom (2003, background): “The main reason for this may be a close fit in social dispositions between wolves and humans (Hediger 1965; Clutton-Brock 1994; EiblEibesfeldt 1997; Schleidt and Shalter 2003), explaining why humans have developed such a strong mutual social relationship, particularly with dogs (Greiffenhagen 1993;…”