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What was your dog actually doing?

Stay can read a short clip of your dog alone and put structure on what it sees and hears. Not a diagnosis — a second pair of eyes, and a starting point for a conversation with a vet.

From audio

What kind of noise was that?

Not all barking means the same thing. Whining and howling are distress. A short burst of sharp barks usually means something walked past the window. Gemini listens and tells the two apart.

Up to 30 seconds, 3 MB.
From video

A read on the whole clip

Upload up to a minute of your dog alone in a room. Gemini reports how much of the clip it spent pacing, how often it went to the door, how many times it vocalised, and how long it took to lie down and stay down.

Up to 45 seconds, 4 MB — about half a minute of phone video. MP4, WebM or MOV.
No sample video ships with Stay. Freely licensed footage of a dog actually alone in a room is scarce, and I would rather hand you an empty box than something borrowed under an unclear licence.
Why there is no before-and-after here

A real comparison needs the same dog, in the same room, before and during. I don't have a dog, and no stock library has a matched pair — so putting two unrelated dogs side by side and calling it a result would be a lie.

You can run that comparison. Record your dog alone before you start using Stay, record it again during a session, and score both here. That's the honest version of this feature, and it belongs to you rather than to me.