Doggy Dementia Explained | Anchorage News

Dogs can get doggy dementia—called canine cognitive dysfunction syndrome—and it’s surprisingly common, affecting up to 60% of pups over eight. Symptoms include disorientation, mood shifts, sleep troubles, and forgetfulness, all tracked with the handy DISHAA acronym. While there’s no cure yet, early detection and simple home strategies—like puzzle toys, walks, and even teaching new tricks—can keep your senior pup mentally sharp and happy.

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