Domesticated animals
Species reshaped by living alongside us.
Domestic DogCanis familiaris
Domestic CatFelis catus
CattleBos taurus
SheepOvis aries
Wild BoarSus scrofa
HorseEquus caballus
Red JunglefowlGallus gallus
Western Honey BeeApis mellifera
Silkworm MothBombyx mori
Rock DoveColumba livia
About this list
Domestication is not the same as taming. A tamed animal is an individual that tolerates people; a domesticated one belongs to a population whose reproduction, and therefore its evolution, has been under human control for many generations.
The dog came first, before agriculture. The cat arrived by a different route — commensal, drawn to the rodents in stored grain rather than deliberately captured — and is barely altered morphologically for it. The silk moth went furthest of all: Bombyx mori cannot fly and no longer exists in the wild.