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When did you last see your dog actually complete the crossword? Do you keep finding unfinished Sudoku's in his basket? Isn't it time you found out once and for all if he's really all there in the brain department. Well now you can with the Doggy IQ Test, a self-scoring intelligence test for dogs by Dr Stanley Coren, Professor of Psychology at the University of British Columbia. Author of a number of books about dogs, such as the seminal works "How to Speak Dog" and "The Intelligence of Dogs", he's a prize-winning dog trainer and authority on dog behaviour and intelligence. Behind those doey pleading eyes (your dog's, not Dr Coren's) could be the razor sharp mind of a canine genius, a possible contender for Master Mutt even.
With 12 carefully designed and researched tests you'll learn how to determine the Canine Intelligence Quotient (CIQ) of your pet. Five of the tests cover problem solving, while the other seven deal with learning ability and memory. With a test book, score and result guide, and a stopwatch for timing the results, the Doggy IQ Test has everything you need to silence those detractors who keep telling you your dog's stupid. The only thing to watch out for is the worrying possibility that your dog might end up with a higher IQ score than you do.
Features
- Dr Stanley Coren, prize-winning dog trainer and authority on dog behaviour has designed twelve tests to determine your pooch's Canine Intelligence Quotient (CIQ).
- A booklet of tests covering problem solving, learning ability and memory.
- A score guide.
- A results guide.
- A stop watch for recording your dogs' results.
- Suitable for dogs of 10 weeks+.
- Size: 23.5 x 15.5 x 3.2cm.
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Customer Reviews for Dog IQ Test
I was very sceptical about this product till I tried it on my dog. "Ha!" thought I, "How Smart is your Dog" indeed. Well, she was so fascinated to learn her CIQ that now she has become obsessed with raising it higher and higher. She can solve a Rubic Cube in 15 seconds, she beats me at chess, and the family Monopoly game has gone in the bin because nobody will play her any more. The dog has now em-'barked' on a PhD in Quantum Physics and last night I came home to a garage full of bits for her latest project - building a Mars lander vehicle before the Yanks get there. Oh, and in her spare time she has taught me how to fetch sticks.
Gerard G, Cardiff
My bro has a St Bernard, I will be interested to see how low the mentally deficient thing scores!
G M, Reading
What a marvellous idea! My dog will enjoy it and so will I! Fun all round!
Hannah, Scarborough
Great! Turns out my dog isn't the brightest pooch on the block, she just takes after her owner!
Suzy, Essex
If I had a dog, I'd consider buying it. As I have a brother, I am so buying it!
Ella - Maria, Birmingham
