Selective Breeding: Selective breeding is a technique used in domestication where humans choose specific animals with desired traits to reproduce, gradually changing the population's genetic makeup over time.
Pastoralism: Pastoralism is a type of agriculture that relies on the herding and management of domesticated animals like sheep or cattle. It was an important practice during the Neolithic revolution.
Animal Husbandry: Animal husbandry refers to the care, breeding, and management of domesticated animals for various purposes. It includes activities such as feeding, sheltering, and protecting animals from diseases or predators.