For decades, the concept of neurodiversity has been considered an exclusively human phenomenon. However, the frontiers of behavioral genomics and veterinary medicine reveal that conditions such as autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and ADHD have deep evolutionary roots, manifesting in analogous phenotypes in animals as well. These are not anomalies, but natural variants. The most tangible evidence of canine neurodiversity lies in DNA. Research conducted on Beagle populations has
