What Do Dogs See When They Watch TV?

The video explores whether dogs watch TV and how they perceive it differently from humans. It discusses how breed-specific traits influence their interest in TV, with some dogs being more drawn to movement and others less interested due to their reliance on scent. Dogs' visual systems are more sensitive to flickering, and they see colors differently, perceiving the world in shades of yellow and blue. To enhance their TV experience, modern TVs with higher refresh rates and shows featuring sounds and images appealing to dogs are recommended. Specialized TV channels for dogs are also available. However, if a dog is uninterested in TV, engaging in activities like walks is beneficial for both the dog and the owner.

How do dogs perceive movement on a screen compared to humans?

What are the differences in color perception between dogs and humans?

What recommendations are given for making TV more enjoyable for dogs?

What types of shows might engage dogs more effectively?

Why might dogs not respond well to animated shows?