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Re:Video games for dogs aim to help aging canine brains by nyjah on Sunday February 26, 2023 @04:58PM (#34949961)
Not mine. My rotty left a massive smudge on a 32 inch screen when a lion crossed and she decided to attack or at least investigate. Now I have a german shepherd and a much bigger screen. She's not super into TV, but I'll catch her high focused and attentive to the screen from time to time. Just depends whats on.

Dogs are all different. That same rotty would chase flashlight. And that same flashlight is invisible to my german shepherd. Any toy or activity is going to vary dog to dog.

Re:Video games for dogs aim to help aging canine brains by Kognito on Sunday February 26, 2023 @06:18PM (#34950782)
My Rottweiler adores watching TV, same issue though - I’ve got to keep an eye on her or else she’ll go ahead and give the tv a pretty big (and potentially destructive) boop with her nose to check if the animal she just saw on the screen is real.