Almost as wild as a drunken elephant.
Just sober.
meet Pablobe there for your dog, from anywhere
"when is he back?"Marked times: Palestrini et al. 2010 video study, cited in Sargisson 2014 (link); first-30-minutes: ASPCA, VCA. Curve shape is illustrative.
feel guilty leaving their pet alone
have cancelled plans for their pet
want a camera just to watch
"Every rehearsal break, one thought: is Pablo okay?"
Ravi90% and 73%: Power Wizard 2025, US owners, n=1,512 (link). 32%: YouGov 2025, US dog and cat owners (link). Brand and panel surveys, not peer-reviewed.
PabloAlone: 9 hours a day
Loves: his bandana, a squeaky ball, Ravi's voice
Anxious: barks at the door, paces
"Woof." (translation: is he coming back?)
RaviDay: rehearsals, then evening shows
Today: checks the pet cam between rehearsals. Can't do anything.
Gave up: Friday plans, twice this month
"I don't need AI to raise my dog. I need to be there when he needs me."
Illustrative personas.
Dogify watches and tells. Ravi acts.
For Pablo: help within minutes. For Ravi: peace of mind, and control.
Ravi's voice, live
On a screen at his eye level
Only when he's calm
Turns worry into play
Anxiety alerts · reports on request
Decide for Ravi
1. Dogify watches
camera, mic, distance sensor
2. AI spots it
"anxious: pacing by the door"
3. Ravi gets a ping
photo + mood on Telegram
4. Ravi acts
voice, video, treat or toy
Ravi asks for today, the last 7 days, or all time, and sees what calmed Pablo.
Working
AI mood reading · Telegram controls · dog screen · distance sensor
Next
Servos for treat and ball (by hand today)
Pablo says bye"Dogs do speak, but only to those who know how to listen."
Orhan Pamuk, My Name Is Red