ngs like life-size bones and homes with grass floors, lots of toys and really nice humans that let them run and bark all they want (People Survey). My opinion is that they dream about food and predators more than anything else (People Survey). One survey stated "I think my dogs dream about chasing cats and playing. I don't think they have the mental capacity to dream of things out of this world" (People Survey). Another survey said, "I think they dream about chasing things, maybe food. I have no idea if they dream of fantasy or not" (People Survey). If my cats dream, it's got to be about food. That's the only experience she has when she's awake. I would guess that they dream about predators or anything they may have experienced in the real world. It's hard for me to imagine that animals have the cognitive ability to dream of fantasy that they have never experienced. I would guess that they only have the ability to recall events they have already experienced (People Survey). The vets had similar responses such as "I feel they only dream about experiences they have been involved with. Animals do not reason, like humans, therefore out of world experiences cannot be developed in their minds" (Vet Survey). One vet responded with "Both. By watching how an animal can play for hours with a stick proves to me that they have an imagination" (Vet Survey). Both- same as humans. Fears etc may come out that way (Vet Survey). Supposedly dreams are in some way related to events or experiences we have had, so I suspect animals (if they do in fact dream) probably dream of things associated with their real world (Vet Survey). Conclusion:As my journey comes to a conclusion, I feel that I have learned a lot about animals and dreams but I believe my search failed. My questions did get answered one way or another and I know information about those questions but they are not facts. The research that I found did not give any scientific eviden...
