Dog Eyes
Famous Dogs
Dog Nose
Dog Play
Dog Emotions and Smarts
100

This is how you tell where your dog is looking.

What is, watching his (or her) head?

100

In this movie, monster Cruella de Ville tries to steal dogs and use their fur for a coat.

What is 101 Dalmations?

100

This percentage of a dog's brain is used to process smells.

What is one eighth of the brain?

100

This is a typical signal a dog uses when they want to show they are ready to play.

What is the play bow?

100

Dogs have been known to have ________. This means they can feel what another is feeling, such as when a human is in distress.

What is empathy?

200

This is how dogs typically see. They don't see what's right in front of them, but they see_____________.

What is, a panoramic view? Dogs see a wide, panoramic view of what's around them. They can see more of what's alongside their heads than human beings can.

200

This dog is a famous Alaskan sled dog who has his own statue in Central Park.

Who is Balto?

200

This is the organ that helps a dog have such a good sense of smell.

What is the vomeronasal organ?

200

Scientists think that these might be some of the benefits of play.

What is, to release energy, to learn important skills, or to learn how to handle unpredictable events.

200

A border collie once demonstrated that it knew this many vocabulary words.

What is 1022 words?

300

This is why dogs see a bit more than humans do. They are able to react a few seconds faster because of this capability of their eyes and sight.

What is, dogs can receive more "pictures" from their eyes than human brains do? They see about 70 or 80 per second. This doesn't mean the world moves faster, but it means they see a bit more in every second that we see. It's easier for a dog to catch a frisbee in midair because the dog can see it falling just a fraction of a second before we can.
300

This dog famously walked with his owner to a train station in Japan, every day, and when his owner died, he patiently waited for him for 9 years.

Who is Hachiko (or Hachi)?

300

This is the type of chemical a dog can smell on another animal.

What is a pheromone?

300

Scientists have tested to see if dogs can do this, which means to copy what another is doing.

What is to imitate?

300

This is the name of an animal's "self-world,"  or perception. It's everything they sense around them and all that matters to them.

What is umwelt?

400
This is what wolves are good at noticing in an animal, especially when they hunt. They notice ________.

What is motion?

400

This is the name of the Golden Retriever in the Pixar movie Up.

Who is Dug?

400

Dogs can smell "the past" because of this reason.

What is, dogs can sense how long an odor has been present. They can tell if the odor is new or if it was from a different point in time.

400

This is the scientific term for being able to understand that another animal or person is its own, independent person, with separate beliefs from oneself.

What is Theory of Mind?

400

This is the word that means that an animal becomes tamer over time, through generations of breeding, and more like a pet.

What is domestication?

500

The colors that a dog can see.

What is blue and greenish-yellow?

500

This is the name of the dog who was a first responder after the 9/11 attacks. Later in life, when he passed away, his family had him cloned.

Who is Trekr?
500

This is how many smell receptor cells a beagle has.

What is 600 million?

500

This dog demonstrated that he could imitate anything when he heard the command "Do It!"

Who is Phillip?

500

It was discovered that when your dog is making a sad face after doing something wrong, it may not feel guilt, but is reacting because of this reason.

What is, the dog feels he is being punished?