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Most wild animals have worms. Dogs would have worms if it weren't for periodic dewormer treatments for instance. Why does this disqualify racoons from being d
by candiddevmike 2y ago
Most wild animals have worms. Dogs would have worms if it weren't for periodic dewormer treatments for instance.
Why does this disqualify racoons from being domesticated?
- droopyEyelids 2y agoSmall parasitic worms are beginning to defeat humanity’s ability to control them. To use your example, dogs and hookworms. https://todaysveterinarypractice.com/parasitology/drug-resistant-hookworms-in-north-america/ https://todaysveterinarypractice.com/parasitology/drug-resis...
- b112 2y agoWhile this, and of course antibiotic tolerance in bacteria is a concern, it doesn't validate that Raccoons should be shied away from domestication. All it would mean is, if it comes to this, killing all cats and dogs. (Because, releasing billions of cats and dogs would leave them starving to death)