The Dog Aging Project is a large community science initiative that enrolls dogs and their owners across the United States to study healthy aging by collecting health, genetics, and environmental data, with the goal of helping dogs live longer, healthier lives and translating findings to human aging. The project operates cohorts (Foundation, Precision, TRIAD) and conducts studies such as the Test of Rapamycin in Aging Dogs (TRIAD) by gathering owner surveys, veterinary records, and biological samples through collaborating veterinarians. Enrolled dogs join the private Dog Park community, receive a free DNA kit, and contribute to genome-wide association studies to identify age-related diseases and frailty while benefiting from ongoing research updates and opportunities to participate in additional studies.
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