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07:3707:37, 6 January 2024 diff hist +39 Jämthund →Lineage: minor edit to clarify source material reference, see source material cited for accuracy current

12:5512:55, 25 September 2023 diff hist +8 m Lapponian Herder →Lineage: the study states "at most 480-3,000." This means it could have happened much earlier too

12:3012:30, 20 October 2022 diff hist −91 Norwegian Elkhound →Lineage
12:2812:28, 20 October 2022 diff hist −1,315 Norwegian Elkhound →Lineage: Half scientific studies state "Altai" dog is a wolf, half state it is a "dog," in any case, Scandinavian breeds are not on the phylogenetic tree. See Bergström, 2020, "Origin and Genetic Legacy of Prehistoric Dogs"
12:1912:19, 20 October 2022 diff hist +6 Norwegian Elkhound No edit summary
12:1812:18, 20 October 2022 diff hist +27 Norwegian Elkhound No edit summary
04:2404:24, 20 October 2022 diff hist +13 Norwegian Elkhound No edit summary
04:2104:21, 20 October 2022 diff hist +90 Norwegian Elkhound Norwegian Elkhound is a Spitz, not a "hound" dog. This is a literal and phonetic mistranslation of the Norwegian word "hund," which means "dog," not "hound."

17:3317:33, 24 September 2022 diff hist −71 Tomarctus As is initially stated in the article, Tomarctus existed for ~7 million years then went extinct, along with all other Borophaginae

04:2404:24, 23 June 2021 diff hist −8 Jämthund →History: Incorrect and misleading. In order to differentiate between the American elk and moose we use the term "moose" in English. This avoids any confusion. Likewise, British do the same (American English, British English, English English). I am Swedish, in English I/we say "moose" for "älg," as in "älghund" - "moose dog." Likewise Norwegians say "moose" for "elg," as in "elghund" or "moose dog." We would never say "elk dog" in English because Jämthund is used for hunting moose, not elk. Tags: Manual revert Reverted

21:4221:42, 22 June 2021 diff hist −470 Spitz →Characteristics: ridiculous article citing an outdated 1870s NYT article filled with nonsense and errors telling people to kill all spitz

20:3220:32, 19 June 2021 diff hist −8 Jämthund →History: Using American English there are no elk in Scandinavia. "Elg" means "moose." In the UK those who read scientific articles or hear the word on t.v. or news such as BBC now know the difference between an elk and a moose. An "elg hund" or Swedish "älghund" means "moose dog." Tag: Reverted

21:4221:42, 31 October 2020 diff hist −10 Norwegian Elkhound As far as I know, no where in the world does anyone use Elkhounds for hunting elk. As we all know, the name Elkhound is a misnomer phonetically mistranslated from the Norwegian name "Norsk elghund," meaning "Moose Dog." They hunt moose, bear and wolves.