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Do wolves or dingoes chew on sticks or bones like domestic dogs do?

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Do wolves or dingoes chew on sticks or bones like domestic dogs do?
« on: 08/07/2008 08:51:31 »
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Do wolves or dingoes chew on sticks or bones like domestic dogs do? Why?

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  • Do wolves or dingoes chew on sticks or bones like domestic dogs do?
    « Reply #1 on: 08/07/2008 17:11:28 »
    Wolves certainly do, and I would imagine that dingos also do.

    Chewing on sticks is good for the teeth and the jaws (although splinters can occasionally damage the soft tissue inside the mouth). I suppose it's some evolutionary development for keeping their teeth healthy.
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