Are dogs smarter than humans?

Of course not. Fully evolved biological humans can learn very fast and process neurons that form billions of brain connections that are later converted into memory and have some formal knowledge for all the things in life, build strucrures with hand and change the area that they live in order to become suitable for the fellow humans. read more

Brian Hare, founder of Duke University's dog cognition lab, is now sharing what he knows in 'The Genius of Dogs: How Dogs Are Smarter Than You Think.' read more

Overall, dogs are smarter than cats, actually by quite a bit. However, cats have many more brain cells dedicated to sensory nerves (rather than used for storing information like dogs). This means that even though dogs are much more intelligent than cats, cats are able to hear, smell, and see much better than dogs. read more

With dogs and humans, we may see psychological convergence; that is, dogs have evolved to be cognitively more similar to humans than we are to our closest genetic relatives. : 60 However, it is questionable whether the cognitive evolution of humans and animals may be called "independent". read more