Re:Video games for dogs aim to help aging canine brains
by drekipus on Sunday February 26, 2023 @03:47PM
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Dogs have replaced children for most people.
Re:Video games for dogs aim to help aging canine brains
by SapporoChris on Sunday February 26, 2023 @05:41PM
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Sorry, this is wrong in multiple ways. People that own dogs are a small percentage of any countries population. About 20% in USA, far lower than the number of people that have children. Additionally, cat ownership is higher quite a few countries, certainly not all. https://www.petsecure.com.au/pet-care/a-guide-to-worldwide-p...
Re:Video games for dogs aim to help aging canine brains
by xenospn on Sunday February 26, 2023 @06:09PM
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False. There are more dogs than children under 18 in the United States.
Re:Video games for dogs aim to help aging canine brains
by skeeter2020 on Sunday February 26, 2023 @06:29PM
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Maybe in your tiny microsystem, but not "most people" in any meaningful universal measure. The stats for the US are about even: 38% of housholds with dogs vs. 40% with children under 18. Once you account for all those households with both kids and supplemented with pets I doubt it's even close.
I read this as ‘child’.