What Kind Of Dog Are You?

**udwe** · 03-18-2011, 06:40 PM

St Bernard

**Palooka** · 03-18-2011, 10:09 PM

Jack Russell Terrier

This pint-sized explorer is the Magellan of the canine world. Always ready for adventure, the Jack Russell Terrier is known to wander off at a moment's notice. Her life is never dull, and entertainment is key. Accepting in nature, she makes friends easily and is usually the center of attention wherever she goes. Her high energy and upbeat personality make the Jack Russell Terrier a fun-loving part of any family.

I agree with this!

**frugalwarrior2** · 03-18-2011, 10:43 PM

Jack Russel
Doubtful. Center of attention? Liked by everyone and makes friends easily? UH Nope.

DD got German shepard which is what I expected???

**Sassyclass** · 03-19-2011, 10:42 AM

Well the test said I'm a Cocker Spaniel, but anyone who knows me would swear I'm a Pit Bull.

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**Droppedonmyhead** · 03-19-2011, 11:01 AM

Originally Posted by khaski

I'm a german shepherd, which is kind of hysterical, as we're shepherd owners and our current shepherd is a spazzstic hyper thing (though she's just 1, and still very much a puppy still). I'm delighted- it's a very smart, alert, intelligent and loyal breed, over all.

The German Shepherd is a workaholic. Intent on business, this loyal breed is always on patrol. Suspicious of strangers, she defends her territory with a fierce reproach. When it comes to affection, she is tender and loving toward her pack and feels a deep responsibility for their well-being. Mental and physical exercise both appeal equally to the German Shepherd, and her intelligence is further enhanced by her dedicated nature. When it comes to dependability, the German Shepherd has the market cornered.

I'm very much a German Shepherd too!!! I miss my precious Miranda. She was a wonderful and super smart German Shepherd. I got a Blue Dapple Mini Doxie after Miranda died. He's a smart little boy, but Miranda was the bomb!

**Sophia** · 03-19-2011, 06:50 PM

Cocker Spaniel. TC

**valerian** · 03-22-2011, 12:24 PM

Jack Russell Terrier

**Labontet** · 03-22-2011, 06:17 PM

It figures! A Cocker Spaniel

Cocker Spaniel
What kind of dog are you?

The Cocker Spaniel feels the need to please. She tends to become overly submissive in her mission to make everyone happy but makes up for it with her sensitive nature. A brisk walk around the block is right up her alley, but she prefers to spend part of her time indoors. Her silky hair tends to become tangled, and regular grooming sessions are necessary to keep her looking her best. The accommodating Cocker Spaniel is truly a loving and trusted friend as well as an ideal companion.

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**cab54** · 03-23-2011, 01:38 PM

I did that a few years ago, and I was a Cocker Spaniel. That's about right, not all of it.

My one DS was a St. Bernard which is right on for him! I can't remember what DH and the other DS were, but they were so accurate I was shocked. I could really see it.

**Daisygirl** · 03-23-2011, 10:08 PM

I'm a German Shepherd too. Yup, I could imagine myself getting trained to be an attack dog. Teehee.

**pat in east texas** · 03-24-2011, 08:29 AM

Jack Russell???? I think of myself as more of a golden retriever. A Jack Russell wears me out just to watch him sleep!

**Cricketlegs** · 03-24-2011, 04:48 PM

Im a jack russell which is so funny because terriers are my favorite breed(I have 4 in my life) and one of my favorite(moms dog) is a parsons russell terrier..a dog I want!

**Imarachne** · 03-24-2011, 07:42 PM

Cocker Spaniel--my ex-husband got one and I think he named it after me !!

**NikoSan999** · 03-24-2011, 08:39 PM

Cocker Spaniel
And I must say this is so far off it's laughable. They must only have 4 or is it 5 dogs to be.

The Cocker Spaniel feels the need to please. ( Definitely not )She tends to become overly submissive in her mission to make everyone happy ( Definitely not ... submissive...ME ..Joking right? )but makes up for it with her sensitive nature. A brisk walk around the block is right up her alley, ( I don't do walks )but she prefers to spend part of her time indoors. Her silky hair tends to become tangled, and regular grooming sessions are necessary to keep her looking her best. ( I wash, pic comb, and go..when it's dry it's in a ponytail and stays there)

The accommodating Cocker Spaniel is truly a loving and trusted friend as well as an ideal companion.
This part is true. Ideal...sometimes...but the rest .. very trusted.... sometimes to much