Is domestication an example of evolution?

Count. Dogs, for example, are well adapted to the human lifestyle. Let's take Mao Mao, the most extreme pet among dogs, as an example. Their old ancestors lived by hunting, but now they live by selling cute. It is not hard to get food. Every fool knows that a warm and comfortable kennel is much more comfortable than camping. What about the degraded field viability? They don't need this ability anymore. The weaker they are, the more they will care-what they need is more powerful and lovely skills. What should we do after that? Contrary to what many people think, their future life is much better than that of wild wolves. If humans land on Mars, then pet dogs are likely to get ahead of wolves. Dogs go wherever people go. Similarly, the same is true of poultry and livestock as human food. It seems that they are poor food for human beings, but if we land on Mars, they will definitely go with us. They skillfully achieved the purpose of assimilation (what is assimilation? This is the wisdom of these creatures, some wisdom that they dare not even think about. Domesticated animals are winners, not losers. The species that can hold the thigh and hold the tree is a smart species. What about human extinction? Now that Screaming Trees is gone, what should we do next? The survival law of nature will not provide any kind of insurance for any species, which is the essence of Darwin's survival of the fittest. In fact, if humans can't stand it, the living conditions of most other animals will not be much better, right? If you really want to understand evolution, you must open your eyes wide enough.