Which Is the Right Breed For You?
Take this quiz to find out the right dog breed for you!
Quiz Transcript
Which Is the Right Breed For You?
Take this quiz to find out the right dog breed for you!
Step 1: which size dog would you like?
small
medium
large
1 / 8
Step 2: do you live in a:
House
Apartment
2 / 8
Step 3: your yard size
no yard
small yard
big yard
3 / 8
Step 4: kids or other animals?
neither
kids
dogs
cats
4 / 8
Step 5: first time dog owner?
first time owner
expert
5 / 8
Step 6: dog characteristic
protective
family
6 / 8
Step 7: how long will they spend alone?
little time
under 4 hours
a work day
more than 8 hours
7 / 8
Step 8: exercise
(not a lot)
(a lot)
8 / 8
Golden Retriever
You want a bigger dog because you live in a house with some amount of yard. A golden retriever is a great family dog fro beginners or expert dog owners. They can be great family dogs, but you shouldn't leave them at home for longer than 8 days. Golden Retrievers love outdoor exercise, be sure to allow them some sort of athletic activity at least once a day!
German Shepherd
You want a large dog who are more protective dogs. You live in a house with some type of yard because your German Shepherd needs space to run and get some exercise.
French Bulldog
You want a small dog that can be left alone for longer periods of time. A french bulldog can live in a smaller house or apartment with less of a yard and don't need as much exercise. A french bulldog is a great family dog as well!
Chihuahua
You want a small dog that can live in a smaller space. The Chihuahua is an ideal city pet, but needs a little bit more training due to it's "big dog attitude".
Beagle
You want a medium sized dog who is great with family, but also requires a lot of exercise due to its excitable and curious nature. Beagles are great for those who live in the suburbs and shouldn't be left alone for longer than 8 hours.
English Springer Spaniel
You want a medium sized dog that can be both a family and guard dog. A Springer Spaniel can be left at home for a little while, but tend to get excitable. They also have a tendency to bark more than normal, but overall are affectionate family dogs.
Bullmastiff
You want a large dog that doesn't need too much exercise. Bullmastiffs are big couch potatoes and can be either a guard dog or family dog depending on how you choose to train them.