Stride Length is Marker for Cognitive Decline in Dogs
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Stride length reduction in front limbs is linked to cognitive decline — This could lead to earlier detection of dementia in dogs.
Regular physical assessments including stride analysis may help monitor canine cognition — Potentially enabling more timely interventions for affected pets.
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Vet offices might incorporate gait evaluations as part of routine check-ups for older canines.
New research from North Carolina State University shows cognitive decline in dogs is associated with a shorter stride length – specifically in their front limbs.
