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Old Nov 14, 2008 | 08:20 AM
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they can tell due to the hormones / pheromones given off , same as they can tell when the female is on heat etc

they often become protective the same as they would in the wild with any mother-to-be within a pack

its a natural animal instinct and is present in humans although we have lost the ability to use it quite a lot due to evolution

i studied breeding programs in cattle and animal behaviour for a few years !
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