1031 on Nostr: This will be a "hit and run" dog post because i want to watch Kari Lake's presser. ...
This will be a "hit and run" dog post because i want to watch Kari Lake's presser.
It’s been long observed that many Livestock Guardian Dogs are white, the supposition being that the white dogs blend in better with sheep, & are easier to pick out from predators. But one theory is that LGD dogs were selected to be the color of the animals they protect. Tibetan Mastiffs, for example, range in color from black to reddish to brown:So do the yaks, sheep, and goats they traditionally protected.
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