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The dog has been domesticated for over 30,000 years,” Dr. Esplin told us, “and their digestive system has adjusted to the way we eat and feed the same as our digestive system. We’re not out eating wooly mammoths.”

Indeed, dogs and humans have been intimately involved in each other’s lives for thousands of years. Though there are a number of theories about the specifics of how this relationship developed, all share common elements. What’s generally agreed upon is that wolves began scavenging from human settlements as an easy way to supplement their diet.

As trust grew between humans and the bolder/less aggressive wolves, the two species entered into a mutually beneficial arrangement. Wolves were provided with a stable food source, while humans gained valuable hunting allies and guard animals. As an added benefit to both, humans and wolves found in each other an extremely gratifying companionship. “Man’s best friend” isn’t just a cutesy slogan--it’s a prime part of our history.

As this friendship developed, so too did dogs themselves. Eventually dogs emerged as a new species, physiologically distinct from wolves. As a result of their long relationship with humans and human foods, dogs have developed the ability to metabolize carbohydrates, which wolves lack. Meanwhile, as every dog owner knows, such common human foods as chocolate and grapes are highly dangerous. When thinking about the nutritional needs of dogs, it’s important not to confuse them with the needs of either humans or wolves. Though not genetically or taxonomically related, it’s useful to think of dogs as one would bears: opportunistic carnivores with a typically omnivorous diet.

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