DogGenius helps dog owners discover how their dog thinks through simple memory, logic, and communication challenges. Get a clearer profile of your dog’s strengths, compare progress over time, and turn curiosity into fun bonding moments.
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💡 Bright idea
Would love to see a shareable progress card for each dog, something you can send to friends or post after completing a challenge. A quick snapshot of your dog's strengths and rank against similar breeds would make the bonding moments feel even more rewarding.
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@hayriyei3xd Merci beaucoup, Hayriye ! 😊 C'est une excellente suggestion. Nous aimerions permettre aux propriétaires de partager facilement les réussites et le profil cognitif de leur chien avec leurs proches de manière ludique et esthétique. Une carte de progression partageable est clairement une idée que nous garderons en tête pour les prochaines évolutions de DogGenius. Merci beaucoup pour ton retour ! 🐶🚀
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💎 Pixel perfection
love how it turns actual brain teaser style challenges into something that feels more like play than training, and the progress tracking over time is a really thoughtful touch
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@haydar255231 Thanks so much, Haydar! 😊 That was exactly our goal: making cognitive testing feel like a fun bonding experience instead of an exam. We're really glad you noticed the progress tracking too—we believe seeing your dog's improvements over time makes the experience much more meaningful. Thanks for your support! 🐶
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A breed-specific mode would be a nice touch, since herding dogs, terriers, and hounds really do approach these puzzles in totally different ways. Tailoring the challenge difficulty and the scoring baseline to the breed group would make the results feel way more meaningful.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋
I’m Lancelot, the maker of DogGenius.
I built it to help dog owners understand their dogs in a more playful way — not through obedience training, but through simple at-home cognitive games.
DogGenius focuses on memory, logic, and communication challenges, then helps owners spot their dog’s strengths and track progress over time.
It’s not veterinary advice, and it’s not meant to judge a dog’s “worth”. The goal is curiosity, bonding, and better observation.
I’d love your feedback on 3 things:
1. Is the positioning clear?
2. Does “dog cognition games” make sense to non-experts?
3. What would make the results feel more trustworthy?
Would love to see a shareable progress card for each dog, something you can send to friends or post after completing a challenge. A quick snapshot of your dog's strengths and rank against similar breeds would make the bonding moments feel even more rewarding.
@hayriyei3xd Merci beaucoup, Hayriye ! 😊 C'est une excellente suggestion. Nous aimerions permettre aux propriétaires de partager facilement les réussites et le profil cognitif de leur chien avec leurs proches de manière ludique et esthétique. Une carte de progression partageable est clairement une idée que nous garderons en tête pour les prochaines évolutions de DogGenius. Merci beaucoup pour ton retour ! 🐶🚀
love how it turns actual brain teaser style challenges into something that feels more like play than training, and the progress tracking over time is a really thoughtful touch
@haydar255231 Thanks so much, Haydar! 😊 That was exactly our goal: making cognitive testing feel like a fun bonding experience instead of an exam. We're really glad you noticed the progress tracking too—we believe seeing your dog's improvements over time makes the experience much more meaningful. Thanks for your support! 🐶
A breed-specific mode would be a nice touch, since herding dogs, terriers, and hounds really do approach these puzzles in totally different ways. Tailoring the challenge difficulty and the scoring baseline to the breed group would make the results feel way more meaningful.
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I’m Lancelot, the maker of DogGenius.
I built it to help dog owners understand their dogs in a more playful way — not through obedience training, but through simple at-home cognitive games.
DogGenius focuses on memory, logic, and communication challenges, then helps owners spot their dog’s strengths and track progress over time.
It’s not veterinary advice, and it’s not meant to judge a dog’s “worth”. The goal is curiosity, bonding, and better observation.
I’d love your feedback on 3 things:
1. Is the positioning clear?
2. Does “dog cognition games” make sense to non-experts?
3. What would make the results feel more trustworthy?
Thanks for checking it out 🐶