User:Jules Atticus/Attachment behaviour in wolves

How the domestication of dogs over history changed their behaviour. How the lack of domestication in wolves means that they do not form the same attachment to humans. Explain how dogs have over time developed an attachment to humans and why wolves have not.

Add more to the section I created previously "Wolves are different than dogs when it comes to their ability to understand where a human is looking. In a study wolves were socialized with humans for an extended period of time to determine if they could react the same way that dogs do. When a dog is trying to find something that a human has hide they will look at the human to determine where they are looking and thereby where they should be looking. This behaviour is not seen in wolves no matter how much socialization occurs. The wolf does not look back at the human, but rather looks for it by themselves without looking to the human for help." by adding more information from at least one other article.