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THE DOGNITION ASSESSMENT

BECAUSE YOUR DOG IS FAMILY

We understand. That's why Dr. Brian Hare, along with the world's leading canine scientists and trainers, created the Dognition Assessment: interactive games and expert analyses that give you an unprecedented perspective on how your dog sees the world. By understanding your dog's mind, you'll build a deeper connection with the personality behind the bright eyes that greet you every day.

GET BEYOND “WOOF”

The Dognition Assessment provides a window into your dog's individual cognitive style — the thinking, learning, and problem-solving strategies that influence much of your dog's behavior. You'll play science-based games that assess 5 core dimensions of your dog's cognition — empathy, communication, cunning, memory, and reasoning. Then, in your dog‘s Dognition Profile Report, you'll gain a richer understanding of your dog through analysis and insight from the world's top canine experts.

https://www.dognition.com/
 

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THE DOGNITION ASSESSMENT

BECAUSE YOUR DOG IS FAMILY
You'll play science-based games that assess 5 core dimensions of your dog's cognition — empathy, communication, cunning, memory, and reasoning.
Wow, amazing what they can do with dogs these days.

Some time ago, I tried to assess 5 core dimensions of my former wife, ---- empathy, communication, memory, reasoning and cunning, --- and all I could ever detect was one of those dimensions......cunning.

Shortly thereafter, she became my Ex when she ran off with the next door neighbor's gardener, 'cause she really believed that 'the grass was greener on the other side of the fence'..:D
 

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Ocean's hidden world of plankton revealed in 'enormous database'

Planktonic organisms are minute, but together they make up 90% of the mass of all of the marine life in the oceans. They include viruses, bacteria, single-celled plants and creatures (protozoa). They form the very base of the food chain, and produce - through photosynthesis - half of the oxygen we breathe.



Planktonic organisms such as these single-celled creatures are found throughout the oceans



http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-32831814
 

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Schoolchildren at West Bench elementary school in Penticton, B.C. are being put at risk because of wild horses that consistently raid the school grounds.

Approximately 600 feral horses live in the area and whilst no children have been hurt yet, school staff are routinely forced to hold students inside while they chase horses away, sometimes using an air horn.



http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/penticton-s-wild-horses-raid-elementary-school-grounds-pen-students-in-1.3095996?cmp=rss

I've encountered these horses many times while driving in the Penticton area. The stallions and older mares are very aggressive about protecting the herd, so I think those school kids are in real danger.
 
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