Long before cities existed or history was written down, humans were not alone. At the edges of ancient campfires, early wolves inched closer–drawn by warmth and food, but eventually by curiosity and trust.

From those first encounters thousands of years ago came one of humanity’s oldest and most enduring partnerships: humans and dogs. This bond is not merely sentimental. It is one of the most successful collaborations in history.

Archaeological evidence shows humans buried with dogs more than 14,000 years ago, often with care that reflected respect, affection, and even grief. Across continents and civilizations, dogs guarded our dwellings, herded livestock, tracked food and protected our families. They learned to read our expressions, understand our gestures, and respond to our emotions w

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