Born to roam free?

Before this current evolution of colonization/invasion began, questioning ‘born to roam’ was probably a quantifiable yes.   

In respect to rapid changes they are now attempting to deal with and adapt to, the life style of Bali dogs and people, if historical evidence is correct, was probably vastly different.  Their existence for a very long period was probably quite stable.  Born to roam, in the eyes of old dogs and on the minds of old people, has now taken on complete chaotic unpredictable and unstable variations, answerable on multiple levels.  It’s no wonder many of them look tired and burned out.

Freedom for human and canine now comes at a cost with a price hike that’s fast becoming a mountain too high to climb.

Evidence actually proves that the ancient canine whose evolution spawned the Island isolated Bali dog was a wanderer, a true born roamer.  Their area spanned a huge mega Asia land mass.

There is absolutely no doubt at all that the Bali dog is a consummate canine when it comes to evolutionary adaptation.  Their ability to live in foreign lands is well documented and their ability in shifting from rural to urban is observable and documented.

It must never be forgotten that this ability for wide ranging adaptation is directly related to those ancient wanderers whose genetic blueprint still courses through modern day Bali dogs.  Without those genetic tracers, Bali dogs most certainly would not be the unique and colourful characters of today.  Instinctively still attempting to do, just what they were born, to do.

​May you continue to live long and roam free.