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So let me get Joe cocker hymn for my soul shirt . science-fictiony for a moment – and I’ll tell you what I think such a doomsday survival scenario would need. For survival. You’re in a bunker. You’ve got 2800 humans. (By the Furthermore, I will do this way, that’s a mighty big bunker, but that’s a good thing – we’re gonna need space.) That means you are limited by space, and manpower. Our objective is for dogs to survive, more or less as we know them today. I would start with a healthy stock of village dogs – probably from 2 or 3 regional populations. Let’s say a couple hundred. I would add 20–50 each of 4, maybe 5 basic TYPES of dogs – not breeds. These types represent thousands of years of real-life selections. Those types would be: herding (prey drive type), herding (living wall or driving type), guardian (shepherd’s dogs), guardian (mastiff, butcher’s dogs, household guardian), hunting hounds, and sighthounds. Some people might want to include the arctic types.
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Theoretically, if you started with a village dog population, you should be able to eventually come close to breeding dogs with the Furthermore, I will do this characteristics of any breed you could want Joe cocker hymn for my soul shirt . But you’d be talking more than one human lifetime to do it -probably many – and what you got might not be exactly the same. And, this is only IF the village dog population contains the WHOLE genome for Canis familiaris. There is a very real possibility that it wouldn’t – which is why I included the types. Those types are, through history, the types that we see in various breeds. Once you have that type – you could get back to a functionally similar breed with time. There are breeds that represent very unusual combinations of traits, and as such they would be very hard to breed back to. A great example is the Norwegian Lundehund. So, in this hypothetical situation, I think your dog population would be about the same, in numbers, as the human population. Now, if you didn’t CARE that the WHOLE of Canis familiaris survived, you could start with a much smaller population of dogs. And, since you are in a BUNKER, for heaven knows how many generations (!) – that might not be such a bad idea. I would NOT want to try and keep working breeds alive for generations – with no work. It would be inhumane. Not to mention, how could you select breeding stock? If you’ve got no work, there is nothing to judge the dog’s capacity by! Do that for a few generations, and you could lose all your working traits! But keeping companion dogs alive, in a limited space bunker, would be doable, and everybody would be happy. Unless they were cat-lovers.
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