Tierhaltungsverordnung

hi kenny,

denke dass es hierbei in erster linie um die erziehungsberechtigten geht.

im allgemeinen halte ich von entsprechenden dokusoaps im tv wenig.

durch zufall bin ich bei supernany gelandet.
hier werden familien gezeigt, in denen man sich wirklich fragt, welche berechtigung diese e-berechtigten zum führen des titels 'eltern' eigentlich haben...

...aber, wir schweifen vom thema ab....

wölfe gibt es nicht seit millionen von jahren

meinst du, das waren damals schon wölfe ? in der oberen kreidezeit

Zitat

EVOLUTION of the WOLF - von Naturalworlds.org

Far back in the Tertiary period, over 50 million years ago, there evolved a group of small, early carnivores known as the Miacidae. Like many other modern mammalian groups, these animals developed from primitive insectivores which had lived alongside the dinosaurs during the Cretaceous period. Many paleontologists strongly believe that the Miacids are the most likely ancestors of the Canidae, which includes all wolves, dogs, and foxes. As I stated in this section's introduction page, the genus Canis itself is a rather recent development. Some species of this genus, such as the modern grey wolf, have only come about in the past one million years. Other canids, such as foxes, are older by comparison. In fact, the grey fox, Urocyon cinereogenteus is widely accepted to be the most primitive canid alive today.
Grey wolves, Canis lupus, most likely originated on the Asian continent. It probably took up residence in North America some 700,000 years ago, after having crossed the Pleistocene land bridge which connected the two continents at that time. The dire wolf, Canis dirus, a somewhat larger, more robust form of wolf, had evolved in North America earlier. The dire wolf and grey wolf shared the continent for nearly half a million years, until the dire wolf, along with many other large Pleistocene species, died out in the great ice age extinction of 16,000 years ago.

The red wolf ,Canis rufus, presents something of a special case since its place in the history of wolves is not yet very clear. Some believe that it is not a true species at all, but instead the product of hybridization between grey wolves and coyotes. Others theorize that it is a true species unique to North America which once had a much wider distribution than it does today, but retreated to the southeastern portion of the country as the grey wolf advanced farther south. Alternatively, the red wolf could also merely be an unusual variety of Pleistocene wolf which became geographically isolated from other populations, and now has a very confined range. For purposes of conservation and taxonomy, the most popular view is that the red wolf does merit species status. However, most red wolves alive today, even those considered as "pure", almost certainly have at least some coyote ancestry. The red wolf gene pool was in recent times flooded with coyote influence because of the difficulty red wolves encountered in finding mates of their own kind. This occurred because man had killed so many of the "true" red wolves, and coyotes had better success in surviving the extermination. If hybridization with coyotes had not occurred, all trace of the red wolf may well have been lost completely, as the number of red wolves became so dangerously low! It is better to survive as a hybrid than to disappear forever.

Ok, "nur" 700.000 Jahre , jetzt werden wir aber kleinlich
Und außerdem bezog ich mich auf deren Instinkte, und die entwikelten schon deren Vorfahren...

Gruß Mike

Joe: Das war auch nicht mein Standpunkt, aber einige postings haben sich ein bißchen ähnlich angehört... Machs wie ich, gucke einfach kein TV dann haste keine Probleme

Mike: Aber in 20.000 jähriger Zuchtauswahl haben wir den Hunden ihre Instinkte abgewöhnt. Hunde sind weniger wilde Tiere als wir, schließlich haben wir selber uns nicht besonder stark weiter entwickelt seit dem (physisch).

Außerdem sind Wölfe von alleine zu uns gekommen und keiner würde auf die Idee kommen ein Hund ist in einer 1-Zimmer Wohnung halbwegs ordentlich gehalten wenn er nicht mal nach draußen dürfte, oder Wellensittiche in Käfigen: Denen lässt man ja auch einen Ausflug im Haus oder evtl. sogar draußen. Ohne sowas und ohne soziale Kontakte werden sie auch schnell psychisch krank.