Study of ancient dogs in the Americas suggests migration 10,000 years ago

A study looking at the genetic characteristics of 84 individual dogs from more than a dozen sites in North and South America suggests that dogs may have first successfully migrated to the Americas only about 10,000 years ago.

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Via: Archaeology News from Past Horizons