Despite a rise in popularity of exotic pets the humble canine remains America’s favourite. As of March 2017, a total of 89.7 million dogs were estimated to be living in households across the USA as pets. It is no surprise that the dog has earned the title of ‘man’s best friend’ as they are not only intelligent, affectionate and loyal but have known to improve our physical and mental health as well. One way we can repay our beloved companions for enriching our lives is to help them be the very best versions of their doggy selves that they can possibly be.

Did you know that by boosting your dog’s IQ through training and stimulation you will help him age better? By ensuring that your dog is mentally stimulated you not only help prolong his lifespan but also reduce boredom and relieve stress. Dogs need frequent mental stimulation to help them develop their neurological muscles and reduce the risk of developing the dog equivalent to human Alzheimer’s known as canine cognitive dysfunction syndrome (CDS). Although dogs are not able to take online IQ tests the way humans do, there are countless ways in which you can provide your dog with the necessary stimulation needed to successfully boost his IQ.
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