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Posted by shaky on September 04, 2002 at 15:29:53:
Breeding for feeding habits occurs frequently. For instance, many large-scale breeders will let non-feeders go the way of the
dodo rather than spend time needed elsewhere. This, of course ensures that the eaters survive, thus, hopefully passing on
those genes.
Who, though, if anyone, has bred for other behaviors, such as docility?
I'd love to hear actual tales of selective breeding for behavior.
