Which Dog Breed Fits Your Life?

Questions

1. 01

   Pick your ideal Saturday morning.

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   • Sunrise hike
   • Trail run
   • Picnic in the park
   • Backyard games
   • Brunch on a patio
   • Couch and a good book
2. 02

   Would you happily walk in the snow at 6 a.m.?

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   • No way
   • Love it
3. 03

   Where do you call home?

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   • City apartment
   • House with a yard
   • Farm or acreage
   • Mountain cabin
4. 04

   Is a little dog hair on the couch a dealbreaker?

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   • Dealbreaker
   • No big deal
5. 05

   How much exercise can you really give a dog each day?

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   • 15 minutes
   • 30 minutes
   • About an hour
   • Two hours
   • All day, every day
6. 06

   Do you want a dog that learns a new trick in an afternoon?

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   • Not a priority
   • Yes, please
7. 07

   How much noise can your home handle?

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   • 🤫 Library quiet
   • 😴 Snores are cute
   • 🐶 A few happy woofs
   • 🐺 Howling is fine
   • 🔔 Baying is charming
   • 🏞️ Neighbors are far
8. 08

   Finish the sentence: my dog and I would be famous for...

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   • Epic snowy trail selfies
   • Winning the dog park fetch league
   • A shelf full of agility ribbons
   • Napping in every sunbeam
   • Owning the brunch patio
   • Sniffing out every snack in town

Results

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  Golden Retriever

  You want a best friend who loves everyone, from the mail carrier to your grumpiest neighbor. Goldens are gentle, eager to please and happiest when they are part of the plan. Plan for: about an hour or more of activity a day, a lot of fetch and a lint roller in every room, because they shed. Try this weekend: visit a dog-friendly lake. Many goldens adore swimming.

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  French Bulldog

  You love city life and a companion who is up for brunch, then a long nap. Frenchies are funny, affectionate and happy with short walks, which makes them great apartment dogs. Plan for: keeping them cool in hot weather (their flat faces make heat tough) and never leaving them unsupervised near pools, since most are not strong swimmers. Expect snoring. It is part of the charm.

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  Border Collie

  You are active, curious and you love a project. A border collie is often called the smartest dog around, and it needs a job to stay happy. Plan for: two hours of real exercise plus brain games every day, like puzzle feeders, agility or learning new tricks. Bored collies invent their own hobbies (they may try to herd your kids). Try this weekend: look up a beginner agility class nearby.

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  Beagle

  You are playful, social and always up for a little adventure. Beagles are cheerful scent hounds that follow their noses everywhere, which makes walks feel like a treasure hunt. Plan for: a secure fence, a firm grip on the leash and snacks stored up high, because beagles are famously food motivated. They can be vocal, too. Try this weekend: hide treats around the yard for a sniffing game.

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  Greyhound

  You value calm, quiet and a cozy evening, and so does a greyhound. These elegant sprinters can hit around 40 miles per hour, then happily sleep most of the day. They are gentle, quiet and great in apartments. Plan for: a couple of walks a day, a soft bed, and a leash or a fully fenced area outside, since they love to chase. Tip: many retired racing greyhounds are looking for homes.

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  Siberian Husky

  You love the outdoors, cold mornings and big adventures. Huskies are built for it: thick double coats, huge stamina and a talkative streak (they would rather howl than bark). Plan for: lots of daily exercise, a tall secure fence, because they are escape artists, and serious brushing when they shed their coat twice a year. Try this weekend: a long hike on a cool day. Your husky will set the pace.