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Some compare much of the behavior of cheetahs with dogs. Much of the physical characteristics of cheetahs and dogs are similar too, like the sleek body build, high center of gravity, and even the claws that are semi-retractable on cheetahs that always stick out which are typically dull and used for gripping earth when running.
Dogs are descendants of wolves which are highly social pack animals with a specific social hierarchy. Cheetahs are considered "semi-social cats" mainly because they form 'coalitions' of male cheetahs in the wild. These male cheetah coalitions are mostly comprised of brothers but can also include non related males. These coalitions typically remain life long and have hierarchies, they establish territory, defend it, hunt on it, find mates and then die on it.
When I volunteer weeks in a year (taking care of Gabriel The Cheetah), I had to leave my dog Shasta behind. I compare my reunion interaction with both Gabriel The Cheetah and Shasta The Dog when I came home after stints of absence. Weeks for Shasta and months for Gabriel. Heartwarming reunion. Both remembered distinctly our friendship and relationship.
Shasta passed away since this video over a year ago but wanted to post something to remember her by and the best moments of my life so far.
Gabriel is at this cheetah breeding project to procreate his endangered species. That is his main purpose in his life at the moment. I plan on improving his state by one day taking him to a larger game range where I can show his some freedom and teach him to hunt together. I'd really like to find him a cheetah male coalition friend to share time and life with. I am trying.
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