Interesting article, but the effects of this kind of crossbreeding couldn't apply withn the human species, could it?
Posted on 10/22/2019 9:36:42 PM PDT by imardmd1
If you’re interested in eye-popping, attention-grabbing animals, look no further than hybrids. While hybrid animals like this wolf-dog are a fascinating cross of two separate species, they also reveal a host of ethical problems.
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To create this “bear-dog” hybrid—who didn’t actually have any bear DNA—Russian breeders allegedly used a Chow Chow and some other sort of long-nosed stray. As animal shelter volunteer Polina Kefer put it, “This dog is a ‘badly-made’ Chow Chow.” While the four-year-old pooch might’ve looked cool to some, mentally, he was a mess.
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Unfortunately, all of this questionable breeding made Medvebaka uninterested in making friends with either man or beast. “Sadly the dog is so stressed it fights and bites back,” Polina told The Siberian Times. “We think it might take months to socialize him.” Still, some caring soul tried to adopt him…
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Interesting article, but the effects of this kind of crossbreeding couldn't apply withn the human species, could it?
I resemble that remark! :)
I’ll bet he’s fond of pic-a-nic baskets.
Cross breeding between species doesn’t happen either. This is not the Island of Dr Moreau.
Half your answer is here and the other half is in the Russian experiment for domesticating foxes. After you’ve read both youll know more of a complete answer than what you think you asked for.
Ask Laz.
I read a number of years back that scientists had managed to create a human-pig embryo. “Well,” I said to myself, “that explains Bill Clinton.”
ManBearPig lives!
Beware.
Hybridization causes problems.
https://nonlineardogs.com/analytical-papers/what-you-need-to-know-about-wolf-dog-hybrids/
Articles like those are flipping annoying. They are set up as a slideshow.
If anyone wants to read without having to forward to a new page to read the next paragraph - here you go
https://siberiantimes.com/other/others/news/cruelty-behind-the-bear-dog-internet-sensation/
The Article says it’s a chow and a stray.
ChuBearcabra.
Te fox research is amazing. Beautifully domesticated foxes are being produced trough selective breeding.
Yet
Actually, to me, it appears that the dog’s muzzle is swollen for some reason.
Allergies, injury, something.
Click bait. Don’t waste ur time.
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