Scientists have long known that some dogs prefer to use their left front paw, while others prefer to use their right. To determine this, the studies used different tests each time. But they were not very reliable. And in June, a new paper was published by researchers from Italy who created a scale that allows for more reliable results, although it still needs to be better studied and probably expanded. The creators of the test called it the Doginburgh Inventory - by analogy with the similar human Edinburgh Handedness Inventory (Edinburgh Hand Preference Questionnaire). That is, the name of the scale for dogs can be translated as the Pesinburg questionnaire. According to the researchers, the test for pets can also be done at home. This is what we suggest you do.