I think you cannot determine this by looking at ethnic groups. Some ethnic groups have particular characteristics, such as more bone mass, than others, which are generally very thin. For example, I could never be "slim" because I have a lot of muscle and my bones are strong, whereas I can be fit and toned and lose fat if I excersized. But that doesnt mean I'll ever be skinny.
People should not try to achieve slimness, but fitness... because it's impossible for some people to achieve "slimness" if they're not built that way. And fitness can only be acheived by excersize and healthy food... most importantly, exercize.
Although it has been so many centuries that dogs have been in the streets in Turkey that I wouldn't consider them domesticated anymore. I'm not sure if it would make a difference. I think it's worse for the domesticated ones, they can't fend for themselves.
I completely agree with Pamie, this is ridiculous!
Plus, the dogs are not dangerous! We have wild dogs roaming around streets in Turkey that have been born and raised on the streets, and they live peacefully with us. We give them leftovers and they eat it, and some people set out water, but otherwise we leave them alone and they leave us alone. Some authorities collect them and give them rabies shots and then set them back out into the streets again, with a tag to ensure they have shots. (which is sad, but better than vaccinating them twice by accident). Same with the wild cats. They live with us and give our cities and towns life.
People should not try to achieve slimness, but fitness... because it's impossible for some people to achieve "slimness" if they're not built that way. And fitness can only be acheived by excersize and healthy food... most importantly, exercize.
Plus, the dogs are not dangerous! We have wild dogs roaming around streets in Turkey that have been born and raised on the streets, and they live peacefully with us. We give them leftovers and they eat it, and some people set out water, but otherwise we leave them alone and they leave us alone.
Some authorities collect them and give them rabies shots and then set them back out into the streets again, with a tag to ensure they have shots. (which is sad, but better than vaccinating them twice by accident). Same with the wild cats. They live with us and give our cities and towns life.
But this...this is horrible!