caninesdogs
Canines is a broad term referring to members of the family Canidae, including wolves, foxes, coyotes, and domestic dogs. The domestic dog, Canis lupus familiaris, is a subspecies of the gray wolf (Canis lupus). Dogs were domesticated by humans thousands of years ago for companionship, hunting assistance, guarding, and later a wide range of work. Today, dogs exhibit extensive phenotypic diversity across breeds, sizes, and temperaments.
Dogs vary greatly in size and build but share a common mammalian anatomy. Their senses are highly
Behaviorally, dogs are social animals that form bonds with humans and other dogs. They communicate with vocalizations,
Reproduction and lifespan: female dogs bear litters after about two months of gestation (58–68 days). Litter
Roles and human use: dogs serve as companions and workers. They assist people as guide dogs, service