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What's your dog parent personality type?
Ready to build the bond between you and your precious pup? Take this 2-minute quiz to reveal your dog parent personality type and pick up a couple of my tried 'n true training tips along the way 🐾
A perfect day with your pup consists of…
Eating dairy-free ice cream, lounging in bed, and giving them all the belly rubs.
Taking them to the dog park, watching them play, and swapping stories with the other pet parents.
Catching them up on their obedience training — Fido, when I say sit, I mean SIT!
1 / 9
Pick a collar, any collar...
Dark leather — I keep things classic.
Collar? My pup needs a full-on harness...
I'm comfortable with bright colours!
2 / 9
How old is your furry friend?
2-6 months — A baby (and cries like one, too 😪)
6-12 months — Like a puppy... just way bigger.
1-7 years — Mature, though they rarely act like it 🤷♀️
7+ years — If only there were senior discounts for dogs...
3 / 9
You come home to a mess of torn up toilet paper — your fur baby has been on a rampage, what do you do?
I'm a bit annoyed, but, hey, I get it — what else are they supposed to do when they get bored?!
I grab them by their collar and drag them to their crate. No fetch tonight...
I scold them but quickly get over it then take them out for a long walk to get that energy out.
4 / 9
How do you feel about pet clothing, shoes, and accessories?
Oh yes... My pup sets all the trends.
Only when the occasion calls for it.
Who ever heard of such a thing?!
5 / 9
If you were a dog, what breed of dog would you be and why?
A Border Collie! Fun-loving and FULL of energy.
A Pug! They are always up for a supportive snuggle.
A Doberman Pinscher! Classic high-achiever.
6 / 9
You're walking your pup and see a big, burly dog in the yard across the street, what do you do?
I let my dog lead the way. They can hold their own 100%
I keep my dog safely by my side and walk on by.
I pick up my pup and carry them past. No way I'm taking a chance!
7 / 9
On a scale of 1-10, how well-behaved is your dog?
1-4 — They are a *cute* whirlwind of destruction.
5-7 — They listen... when they are in the mood...
8-10 — They are basically a canine superhero.
8 / 9
It's bedtime! Where's your dog snoozing?
Right next to me! They are my security blanket...
On their cushy custom-made bed #spoiled
In their crate! We both like our boundaries...
9 / 9
You are the... Powerhouse Dog Parent
Yay for you, friend! By finishing this quiz, you've proven your commitment to raising a happy, healthy pup 🐩 According to your responses, you are the powerhouse dog parent.
You see your dog's potential and want to do everything in your power to make them the best possible version of themselves. And when it comes to training, you're on top of your game.
Here's the thing though, sometimes your fur baby needs a break, so make sure you're showering them with all the attention they deserve.
“I have found that when you are deeply troubled, there are things you get from the silent devoted companionship of a dog that you can get from no other source.” — Doris Day
How to Build Up the Bond Between You and Your Fur Baby 👇
1. Make Time to Train
Cuddling with your dog is a relaxing way to bond, but it needs to be balanced out by a regular training routine. On top of ensuring their safety and that they know how to mind their manners in public, perfecting the basic commands, such as sit, down, and stay, will give your furry BFF a sense of purpose and something to look forward to.
2. Participate in Play
Playing with your pup can help you build a lasting bond and burn off the excess energy that causes destructive behaviors. But instead of simply giving them their favorite teddy bear to chew on, you should set some time aside and really get involved. Try getting them excited, playing a game of tug-of-war, and letting them win more often than not.
3. Walk it Out
Taking your pooch out for a walk is so much more than just a bathroom break, friend. It's an opportunity for them to learn more about the world, make new friends, and, of course, exercise. So set 30-45 minutes aside every day, and if your schedule is looking a little tight, consider contacting a professional dog walker. Trust me, it's so worth it!
Who Am I to Tell You How to Train Your Pup? Let Me Fill You In...
Hey there, and welcome — I'm Selena Ellis, Dog Behavior Specialist! Through my catalogue of online courses, I teach dog parents how to correct common behavioral issues, like aggression and anxiety, so they can get back to living their best lives alongside their pooches. From leash and recall training to basic obedience, I've got you covered 🙌
Looking for a Little Extra Guidance? Keep Reading, Friend...
1. Check out this blog post. It breaks down the 12 most common behavioral issues in dogs and how to start correcting them ASAP.
2. Follow me on Facebook and Instagram. I post content on everything canine plus occasional discount codes on my courses.
3. Preview of my online course Puppy Training 101. Not sure if my teaching style is right for you? Check out this preview to try it out for free.
P.S. Expect to See Me in Your Inbox Soon with More Training Tips 🐕
You are the... Inspiring Dog Parent
Yay for you, friend! By finishing this quiz, you've proven your commitment to raising a happy, healthy pup 🐩 According to your responses, you're the inspiring dog parent.
You can't get enough of going on adventures with your pet and exploring the world side by side, and you enjoy giving them all their favorite things.
Here's the thing though, sometimes it's in your fur baby's best interest to be treated a bit more like a dog. When you give your pup the run of the house, they may have trouble relating with other dogs, which can make socialization a challenge.
“I have found that when you are deeply troubled, there are things you get from the silent devoted companionship of a dog that you can get from no other source.” — Doris Day
How to Build Up the Bond Between You and Your Fur Baby 👇
1. Make Time to Train
Cuddling with your dog is a relaxing way to bond, but it needs to be balanced out by a regular training routine. On top of ensuring their safety and that they know how to mind their manners in public, perfecting the basic commands, such as sit, down, and stay, will give your furry BFF a sense of purpose and something to look forward to.
2. Participate in Play
Playing with your pup can help you build a lasting bond and burn off the excess energy that causes destructive behaviors. But instead of simply giving them their favorite teddy bear to chew on, you should set some time aside and really get involved. Try getting them excited, playing a game of tug-of-war, and letting them win more often than not.
3. Walk it Out
Taking your pooch out for a walk is so much more than just a bathroom break, friend. It's an opportunity for them to learn more about the world, make new friends, and, of course, exercise. So set 30-45 minutes aside every day, and if your schedule is looking a little tight, consider contacting a professional dog walker. Trust me, it's so worth it!
Who Am I to Tell You How to Train Your Pup? Let Me Fill You In...
Hey there, and welcome — I'm Selena Ellis, Dog Behavior Specialist! Through my catalogue of online courses, I teach dog parents how to correct common behavioral issues, like aggression and anxiety, so they can get back to living their best lives alongside their pooches. From leash and recall training to basic obedience, I've got you covered 🙌
Looking for a Little Extra Guidance? Keep Reading, Friend...
1. Check out this blog post. It breaks down the 12 most common behavioral issues in dogs and how to start correcting them ASAP.
2. Follow me on Facebook and Instagram. I post content on everything canine plus occasional discount codes on my courses.
3. Preview of my online course Puppy Training 101. Not sure if my teaching style is right for you? Check out this preview to try it out for free.
P.S. Expect to See Me in Your Inbox Soon with More Training Tips 🐕
You are the... Supportive Dog Parent
Yay for you, friend! By finishing this quiz, you've proven your commitment to raising a happy, healthy pup 🐩 According to your responses, you're the supportive dog parent.
You're tuned into your dog's wants and needs and would do anything to ensure their happiness, even if that means feeding them off the table or letting them chew on your favorite piece of furniture...
Here's the thing though, sometimes it's in your fur baby's best interest to be treated a bit more like a dog. When you give your pup the run of the house, they may have trouble relating with other dogs, which can make socialization a challenge.
“I have found that when you are deeply troubled, there are things you get from the silent devoted companionship of a dog that you can get from no other source.” — Doris Day
How to Build Up the Bond Between You and Your Fur Baby 👇
1. Make Time to Train
Cuddling with your dog is a relaxing way to bond, but it needs to be balanced out by a regular training routine. On top of ensuring their safety and that they know how to mind their manners in public, perfecting the basic commands, such as sit, down, and stay, will give your furry BFF a sense of purpose and something to look forward to.
2. Participate in Play
Playing with your pup can help you build a lasting bond and burn off the excess energy that causes destructive behaviors. But instead of simply giving them their favorite teddy bear to chew on, you should set some time aside and really get involved. Try getting them excited, playing a game of tug-of-war, and letting them win more often than not.
3. Walk it Out
Taking your pooch out for a walk is so much more than just a bathroom break, friend. It's an opportunity for them to learn more about the world, make new friends, and, of course, exercise. So set 30-45 minutes aside every day, and if your schedule is looking a little tight, consider contacting a professional dog walker. Trust me, it's so worth it!
Who Am I to Tell You How to Train Your Pup? Let Me Fill You In...
Hey there, and welcome — I'm Selena Ellis, Dog Behavior Specialist! Through my catalogue of online courses, I teach dog parents how to correct common behavioral issues, like aggression and anxiety, so they can get back to living their best lives alongside their pooches. From leash and recall training to basic obedience, I've got you covered 🙌
Looking for a Little Extra Guidance? Keep Reading, Friend...
1. Check out this blog post. It breaks down the 12 most common behavioral issues in dogs and how to start correcting them ASAP.
2. Follow me on Facebook and Instagram. I post content on everything canine plus occasional discount codes on my courses.
3. Preview of my online course Puppy Training 101. Not sure if my teaching style is right for you? Check out this preview to try it out for free.