Understanding Dog Behavior and Health

The video explores various aspects of dog behavior and perception, including their color vision, ability to learn new tricks, and how they perceive TV. It also discusses why chocolate is harmful to dogs, their ability to sense human emotions, and the impact of dog-directed speech on bonding.

How do dogs perceive colors compared to humans?

• Dogs see only in black and white.

• Dogs can see all colors like humans.

• Dogs can see red and green but not blue.

• Dogs can see blue and yellow but not red.

What colors can dogs distinguish between?

• Red and green

• Purple and orange

• Yellow and blue

• Black and white

What is a benefit of teaching older dogs new tricks?

• It reduces their appetite.

• It makes them sleep more.

• It improves their quality of life.

• It makes them more aggressive.

Why might older dogs take longer to learn new tricks?

• They are less intelligent than puppies.

• They are more easily distracted.

• They have less interest in new stimuli.

• They have better memory than puppies.

How do dogs perceive TV screens differently from humans?

• They see more colors than humans.

• They see flickering images instead of smooth motion.

• They can hear sounds but not see images.

• They see images in slow motion.

What type of TV content might dogs find more engaging?

• Cartoons

• Nature documentaries

• Black and white movies

• Silent films

Why is chocolate dangerous for dogs?

• It is too bitter for dogs.

• It contains theobromine, which dogs process slowly.

• It has a high fat content.

• It contains too much sugar.

What is the effect of theobromine on dogs?

• It makes them hyperactive.

• It can cause nausea and heart issues.

• It makes them sleepy.

• It improves their digestion.

How do dogs respond to dog-directed speech?

• They get confused.

• They respond positively, especially puppies.

• They become more aggressive.

• They ignore it completely.

What can dogs potentially sense through smell?

• The color of objects

• The time of day

• Human emotions like fear

• The taste of food