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When were dogs first domesticated? Why was adopting an animal from the temporary home

for lost and starving dogs such a radical move in Victorian London? And how did a dog

napping case change the life of the 19th century poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning?

In our latest everything you want to know episode, we're answering your top questions on

yes, the history of dogs. Charlotte Hodgman put your questions on everything from dog

breeds to cruffts to Professor Julie Marie Strange, whose books include The Invention

of the Modern Dog, Breed and Blood in Victorian Britain.

So, we've had quite a few people on Twitter and Facebook asking about when dogs were first

domesticated. So, see, Dan Con Twitter, Ron Mill on Facebook, they both wanted to know,

do we know when this first happened? So, it's a really good question and what we think

is that dogs, well, that wolves became more like dogs, I guess. So, there's been a relationship

between humans and wolves, what we might call friendly wolves, for about 25 to 30,000

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