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27 May, 14:09

Dogs kept as companions pre-1800s were mainly seen as what?

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    The dogs during the pre 1800’s were not mainly seen as a companion or a friend in which the society today claims. During this period, the dogs are mostly seen as an animal who serves as hunting, herding and protection to people.
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