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Domesticated animals are known to be a source of many diseases in humans. Historically, are there any pandemics that have been caused by canine diseases? If not, why do dogs not carry plague-worthy illnesses, or why are humans immune?

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We often see history of the Americas represented Pre-Columbian and Post-Colombian, sometimes subdividing the latter alongside European “eras” (Victorian Era) or ages (Gilded Age). How did the cultures which were here before Columbus subdivide their own historic periods?

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Domesticated animals are known to be a source of many diseases in humans. Historically, are there any pandemics that have been caused by canine diseases? If not, why do dogs not carry plague-worthy illnesses, or why are humans immune?	658	askscience
We often see history of the Americas represented Pre-Columbian and Post-Colombian, sometimes subdividing the latter alongside European “eras” (Victorian Era) or ages (Gilded Age). How did the cultures which were here before Columbus subdivide their own historic periods?	6	AskHistorians