What Is Your Dog's "Dogonality"?

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Quiz Questions

1.
When you leave the house, your dog:
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- A.
  Watches you leave with mild disinterest, then calmly settles in for a nap.
- B.
  Heads straight to their toy box or explores for mischief—because, hey, unsupervised time is party time!
- C.
  Already scanning the windows, ready to defend the house or track movement.
- D.
  Paces, whines, or stays hyper-vigilant by the door, worried about being left alone.
- E.
  Retreats to their safe space, watching quietly, hoping you’ll return soon.
2.
If you are out on a walk with your dog, and you spot a squirrel, your dog will:
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- A.
  Freezes, stares, processing the moment and deciding if it’s safe to react.
- B.
  Startles, lunges, backs up and barks—an instinctive reaction to the sudden movement, unsure if it's a threat.
- C.
  Instantly bolts, fully locked in, chasing with total focus and zero hesitation. Kill all squirrels!
- D.
  Observes quietly, calculating whether the squirrel is worth pursuing or if staying still makes more sense.
- E.
  Excitedly barks and bounces, half chasing and half hoping the squirrel will chase them back.
3.
There's a knock at your door, your dog:
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- A.
  Runs to the door, tail wagging, ready to greet—or enthusiastically jump on—whoever walks in.
- B.
  Retreats to a quiet corner, observing silently, hoping the "danger" passes quickly.
- C.
  Pauses, watches, and waits. Will only investigate if it seems worth the effort.
- D.
  Reacts with sharp barks or lunges toward the door, instinctively trying to create distance from the unknown.
- E.
  Charges the door with confidence, barking loudly, ready for an adventure—or confrontation.
- F.
  barking and pacing, can't settle down. New people make me nervous!
4.
When approached by another person on your dog walk, your dog:
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- A.
  Sits down and waits patiently.
- B.
  Excited. Wants to meet the other person, after all, I am the life of the party.
- C.
  Lowers their head, avoids eye contact, and may hide behind you, observing quietly.
- D.
  Yeah yeah, there's a person, but have you seen that squirrel?
- E.
  Meet a person? Are you kidding me? This leash isn't long enough for me to get far enough away!
- F.
  Tenses, barks, or pulls away, needing space to feel safe.
5.
At the dog park or doggy social, your dog:
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- A.
  Is doing their own thing. Things to do, places to sniff.
- B.
  Life of the party. It's all about ME! ME! ME!
- C.
  No dog park for me. Too much chaos. I prefer a play date.
- D.
  my dog would rather hang out with me. No play or dog parks in our future
- E.
  YA! I GOTTA RUN!!!!!
- F.
  I love my dog friends! ( I'm really a dog's dog after all!)
- G.
  Zooms into the action, leading the chase, wrestling, and possibly testing the social boundaries.
6.
It's Christmas, the whole family is over for dinner, your dog:
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- A.
  Hey! Keep it down people, I'm sleeping here!
- B.
  Yay! More people to play with. You guys wanna throw a ball?
- C.
  Please let me live through this nightmare. Crate, please!
- D.
  FOOD! Hey, pass me that turkey.
- E.
  frantically pacing, can't settle down, running from the kids
- F.
  Moves nervously from room to room, pacing and looking for escape routes when it gets too loud.
- G.
  Bounces from guest to guest, greeting everyone, and maybe photobombing the family pictures.
7.
It's walk time! You grab the leash, your dog:
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- A.
  Are we going somewhere? Okay, no problem.
- B.
  Walk! Walk! Walk!
- C.
  Oh man, it's scary out there. Can we just stay in the backyard?
- D.
  Open the door! There's a cat outside!
- E.
  The door is open! I'm gone. Things to do stuff to sniff
- F.
  Spins, bounces, and might even grab the leash themselves—because walks mean fun.
- G.
  Spins, barks, and bolts for the door—ready to hunt, track, and conquer the world.
- H.
  Circles anxiously, cautiously exits, bolty and nervously scanning.
8.
In the evening, while watching TV, your dog:
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- A.
  Settles in their usual spot, quietly watching or napping.
- B.
  Drops a toy at your feet—because relaxing is fine, but play is better.
- C.
  Sleeping somewhere (probably in their crate: it's their favorite after all ).
- D.
  Pacing restlessly. Inside, outside, inside, outside. That squirrel is somewhere out there.
- E.
  Shifts often, staying tense and reacting to every sudden noise.
9.
When you are out walking your dog, (if you don't have your dog in a heel command of course 😉) your dogs walk style is...
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- A.
  slow and causal. a little sniffing time added in.
- B.
  walking? who's walking, I like to kick it up a notch, always on the go! Things to do, places to go, people to see! woo hoo!
- C.
  sticking with my human, don't want to wander off to much
- D.
  Nature!!! I love it out here! what's that smell? is that a squirrel I see? Wait! I need to sniff over here... and here... oh and over here!
- E.
  Ahh! too much commotion! please don't let that dog approach me! or that person! what is that thing over there? Can I go back home?!
10.
If your dog were at a party, what would they be doing?
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- A.
  Charging into every conversation, investigating bags, and seeing who’s up for an adventure.
- B.
  Standing near the exit, scanning the room and hoping it’s over soon.
- C.
  Mingling, chatting, dropping toys in laps, but sneaking off if things get boring.
- D.
  Sitting on the sidelines, judging everyone from afar.
- E.
  Hanging out in a cozy corner with one trusted friend.

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Left Brain Introvert ~The Calm Thinker
🐾 Congratulations! Your dog is a Left Brain Introvert (LB/I) – The Calm Thinker! Your dog is confident, independent, and prefers to take life at their own pace. LB/Is are thinkers—they assess situations carefully before engaging and may come across as stubborn or aloof. They thrive with clear leadership and motivation that makes sense to them (because if there’s no reason, they’re just fine doing nothing). ✨ What’s next? Your full Dogonality™ profile and tips are on their way to your inbox! Get ready to discover how to motivate your Calm Thinker without frustration, communicate in a way that sparks engagement, and build mutual trust that makes training effortless. No more feeling ignored—just a dog who works with you instead of tuning you out!
2.
Left Brain Extrovert ~ The Life of the Party
🐾 Congratulations! Your dog is a Left Brain Extrovert (LB/E) – The Life of the Party!Your dog is energetic, playful, and always ready for the next big adventure.LB/Es are quick thinkers with fast feet. They’re the dogs that thrive on action and love to engage—but only if it makes sense to them. They can be mischievous and a little cheeky if they’re bored, but with the right kind of mental and physical stimulation, they become enthusiastic partners in any activity. ✨ What’s next? Your full Dogonality™ profile and tips are on their way to your inbox! You’ll discover how to channel their energy into positive outlets, make training fun, and ensure your dog’s curiosity leads to connection—not chaos!
3.
Right Brain Introvert~ The Sensitive Soul
🐾 Congratulations! Your dog is a Right Brain Introvert (RB/I) – The Sensitive Soul! Your dog is thoughtful, loyal, and deeply intuitive—but they may take time to trust and open up.RB/Is process the world through caution and observation. They’re sensitive to change and can be easily overwhelmed, but with a calm, consistent approach, they’ll bloom into the most loving and devoted companions. Their trust is hard-earned but deeply rewarding. ✨ What’s next? Your full Dogonality™ profile and tips are on their way to your inbox! You'll discover how to gently nurture confidence, reduce stress triggers, and become the advocate your dog needs to feel safe and secure.
4.
Right Brain Extrovert (Unconfident) ~ The Overwhelmed Runner
🐾 Congratulations! Your dog is a Right Brain Extrovert – The Overwhelmed Runner!Your dog is driven by instinct and movement—always on the go, but sometimes running from fear rather than towards fun.RB/E-Us are sensitive to their surroundings and can be quick to bolt if they feel uncertain. They need clear leadership, consistency, and a calm presence to help them find their footing and feel safe in a world that can feel overwhelming. ✨ What’s next? Your full Dogonality™ profile and tips are on their way to your inbox! You'll discover how to reduce fear triggers, create safe exploration opportunities, and build the trust that helps them stay by your side instead of running away.
5.
Right Brain Extrovert (confident)~ The Fearless Explorer
🐾 Congratulations! Your dog is a Right Brain Extrovert – The Fearless Explorer! Your dog is bold, curious, and ready to take on the world—but sometimes, their confidence can lead to impulsive adventures.RB/E-Cs love to chase, play, and push boundaries. Their bravery is exciting but requires thoughtful leadership to ensure their curiosity doesn’t lead them into danger. They thrive when they feel understood and have consistent boundaries to guide their explorations. ✨ What’s next? Your full Dogonality™ profile and tips are on their way to your inbox! You'll discover how to guide their curiosity safely, build stronger communication, and ensure their adventurous spirit strengthens your bond instead of pulling them away.

What Is Your Dog's "Dogonality"?

Is your dog a deep thinker, a bold adventurer, a sensitive soul, or a clever problem-solver?Take the Dogonality Quiz to discover how your dog sees the world—and how you can be the center of that world!

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