
Brain Games for Old Dogs Could Improve Their Mental Health
This is the “Clever Dog Lab” in Vienna, Austria. Scientists are testing if they can improve cognitive function in older canines. Older adults play games or solve puzzles to combat cognitive deterioration.
Scientists are employing a similar strategy for their tests on older canines. They are quite literally teaching old dogs new tricks. No psychological or neurological measurements have been taken yet, but many of the dog owners are boasting of an improved quality of life for their furry friend.
Read More
explore videos
Animals1:00
Today is Puppy Day!
Animals2:02
How Cats Revived this Ex-Coal Town's Economy
Animals1:36
Will Your Dog Pick You Over a Stranger?
Animals2:26
How a Duckling Joined a Cat Family
Animals1:27
This Rescued Dog is an Avid Mountain Climber
Animals2:01
The Ballad of Luna the Pig and Cloud the Dog
You might also like
Ancient wolves that played with humans likely evolved into today's friendly dogs
Dogs understand praise the same way we do. Here's why that matters.
Humans and dogs have been sledding together for nearly 10,000 years
Dogs can be 'early-warning systems' for toxic chemical exposure at home
‘The new cool': Why adopting street dogs is gaining popularity in India