Maintaining an active lifestyle is considered a hallmark of successful aging. Physical activity
significantly reduces the risk of cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease in humans …

Canine cognitive dysfunction (CCD) is a form of dementia that shares many similarities with
Alzheimer's disease. Given that physical activity is believed to reduce risk of Alzheimer's …

While there has been an abundance of studies on the important relationship between
physical activity and age in both dogs and humans, studies on dogs have primarily focused …

Across mammals, increased body size is positively associated with lifespan. However, within
species, this relationship is inverted. This is well illustrated in dogs (Canis familiaris), where …

The twofold life expectancy difference between dog breeds predicts differential behavioral
and cognitive aging patterns between short-and long-lived dogs. To investigate this …

A variety of diets have been studied for possible anti-aging effects. In particular, studies of
intermittent fasting and time-restricted feeding in laboratory rodents have found evidence of …

To describe the extent of age-related cognitive decline in dogs, information regarding the
baseline occurrence of associated behaviours in the general population is necessary. With a …

A decline in the physical or mental health of older dogs can be a challenge for the owners,
whose relationship with their dog is compromised by the cognitive and behavioral changes …

Dogs exhibit biorhythms like diurnal sleep/wake and rest/activity behavior patterns with
circadian rhythmicity and, similar to other mammalian species, show age-dependent …

Simple Summary As dogs age, they develop conditions associated with old age, which
include pathologies of the brain and the body. One of these conditions is canine cognitive …