Dr. Ori Stollar

again, the same in people, if you even if you go and look in the human scientific literature, basically, it's the same, they don't have studies that can actually measure those things. So you want to say that, basically, we're guessing? Yeah, yes, in a way, yes, I admit that, in a way we're guessing, but it's Let's say, in a way, educated guesses.

again, the same in people, if you even if you go and look in the human scientific literature, basically, it's the same, they don't have studies that can actually measure those things. So you want to say that, basically, we're guessing? Yeah, yes, in a way, yes, I admit that, in a way we're guessing, but it's Let's say, in a way, educated guesses.

And again, seeing the response, even in surveys, seeing the response to specific treatments does give us some proof. And you can say the same thing about not even just medications, right? I mean, how do you decide if using the shock collar is effective or not?

And again, seeing the response, even in surveys, seeing the response to specific treatments does give us some proof. And you can say the same thing about not even just medications, right? I mean, how do you decide if using the shock collar is effective or not?

Now, as far as far as I know, no, no, here is something in the brain itself. Again, not nothing. And we say that we trust the correlation between what's going on in the blood or even decided that you were involved with that head. measurements of cortisol in it.

Now, as far as far as I know, no, no, here is something in the brain itself. Again, not nothing. And we say that we trust the correlation between what's going on in the blood or even decided that you were involved with that head. measurements of cortisol in it.

And by the way, the study that I did for my residency also tried to use cortisol as, you know, a measure of stress and behavior and stuff like that. We do with what we can without actually harming the dog. Right. So, yes, it's a complicated thing.

And by the way, the study that I did for my residency also tried to use cortisol as, you know, a measure of stress and behavior and stuff like that. We do with what we can without actually harming the dog. Right. So, yes, it's a complicated thing.

and even so you know there are actually sorry sorry that i'm kind of sure and i mean but there are actually studies behavioral studies that done on awake dogs with functional mri so you can actually train dogs uh the one that comes in mind they did a lot in budapest uh the what was the name of the center now i'm so bad with names but yeah there's like two centers yeah yeah for sure

and even so you know there are actually sorry sorry that i'm kind of sure and i mean but there are actually studies behavioral studies that done on awake dogs with functional mri so you can actually train dogs uh the one that comes in mind they did a lot in budapest uh the what was the name of the center now i'm so bad with names but yeah there's like two centers yeah yeah for sure

Yeah, I think I know what you mean. For example, I saw one that I remember that I think they checked a dog's ability to sense heat, if I remember correctly.

Yeah, I think I know what you mean. For example, I saw one that I remember that I think they checked a dog's ability to sense heat, if I remember correctly.

There are a bunch of them coming out. It's definitely not as easy as anything in people. We still don't have, as far as I know, the ability to measure the actual proteins, the actual serotonin or norepinephrine or things like that, the amount of that in the brain. You know, again, me personally, I don't think that that's the most important thing.

There are a bunch of them coming out. It's definitely not as easy as anything in people. We still don't have, as far as I know, the ability to measure the actual proteins, the actual serotonin or norepinephrine or things like that, the amount of that in the brain. You know, again, me personally, I don't think that that's the most important thing.

I actually think that studies that show that there is or isn't a response or improvement with the medication, in case we do choose to use it, are more important than quantifying things.

I actually think that studies that show that there is or isn't a response or improvement with the medication, in case we do choose to use it, are more important than quantifying things.

I have no idea.

I have no idea.

Oh, no, no, for sure.

Oh, no, no, for sure.