Canines

CanineQ uses decades of canine cognition research to provide daily AI-driven insights, including gait tracking, health records, and weekly bond challenges.

The page says a dog's assessment provides a baseline and CCM tracks changes in cognition and behavior over the dog's life, highlighting information for vets and trainers.

The page presents cognitive profile data from Dognition's citizen-science research, with radar charts and distribution curves across nine canine profiles.

How Dognition works: science-based at-home games, a cognitive Profile Report, weekly challenges, AI video insights, and vet and health tracking.

The page describes canine cognition as how dogs perceive, remember, communicate, and solve problems, and presents five dimensions and Dr. Hare's free course.

Answers to the most-asked dog breed questions — how many breeds exist, the smartest breeds, best breeds for families and apartments, guard dogs, and more.

Latest insights, science of dogs, behavior guides, and stories from the Dognition team.

Real stories from Dognition owners — how the assessment changed the way they understand, train, and bond with their dogs.

Dognition launches CanineQ, the first AI-powered cognitive analysis platform for dogs, from the research of Dr. Brian Hare and Vanessa Woods.

Dognition in the news: featured on 60 Minutes, The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and more — press coverage of the science of canine cognition.

Dr. Brian Hare — Professor of Evolutionary Anthropology at Duke University, founder of the Duke Canine Cognition Center, and co-founder of Dognition.

Vanessa Woods — Duke Canine Cognition Center scientist, Director of the Duke Puppy Kindergarten, and co-author of The Genius of Dogs and Puppy Kindergarten.

Dognition introduces its team, scientists, and advisory board and describes its work bringing canine cognition research to dog owners worldwide.

Dognition's specialists provide guidance and support for dogs' journeys.

The page describes a 20-game dog intelligence test based on Dr. Brian Hare's research at the Duke Canine Cognition Center, assessing empathy, communication, cunning, memory, and reasoning.

The page explains how Dognition and CanineQ collect, use, and protect personal information and data shared about dogs.

The Terms and Conditions of Use governing the Dognition website and Service, including CanineQ.