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75 Centuries ago before the Great War there existed Running Rodopods (actually canids) in the Dogs territories they were apex predators which would hunt anything smaller than them they were solitary ganging up into small aggressive teams to kill megafauna they were smart and so some dogs (A middle stage from Wild Dogs to Modern Dogs) began to tame the predators some were terrified of them and others loved them as people do dogs and treated them the same and even rode them most used horses or ran but some had the amazing experience of riding predators sadly this all stopped after the Great War where in an act of friendship the cats released Mice onto their continent which killed all the juveniles immediately and the last ones were the tamed ones which remained with their buddies to the end. Until it was discovered one last individual was discovered in 1705 a juvenile in a swarm of Perch rats which appeared to have been imprinted on the rats and taken their behaviour and so were protected from the Mice.

Meanwhile Perch Rats and Mice waged war (and so have continued with minimal success on either side)!

Description
75 Centuries ago before the Great War there existed Running Rodopods (actually canids) in the Dogs territories they were apex predators which would hunt anything smaller than them they were solitary ganging up into small aggressive teams to kill megafauna they were smart and so some dogs (A middle stage from Wild Dogs to Modern Dogs) began to tame the predators some were terrified of them and others loved them as people do dogs and treated them the same and even rode them most used horses or ran but some had the amazing experience of riding predators sadly this all stopped after the Great War where in an act of friendship the cats released Mice onto their continent which killed all the juveniles immediately and the last ones were the tamed ones which remained with their buddies to the end. Until it was discovered one last individual was discovered in 1705 a juvenile in a swarm of Perch rats which appeared to have been imprinted on the rats and taken their behaviour and so were protected from the Mice.

Meanwhile Perch Rats and Mice waged war (and so have continued with minimal success on either side)!