In the wild dogs have a lot of brain activity. It is linked, among other things, to the search for food, to the strategies implemented for hunting, to the search and protection of the territory ...
Without stimulating its brain activity, a dog can develop behavioral disturbances, such as licking sores, or spin around to catch its tail for hours.
These behaviors are found in wild animals caged in zoos, but never in wild animals used for cinema, for example. The living conditions are however similar. The difference lies in the activity: for the cinema, the wild animals work on exercises and are therefore intellectually stimulated.
Education is therefore essential for the companion dog, who no longer works!
