Dog MBTI Test: Which One Fits Your Furry Friend?

Dec 01, 2024by up bump

Ever wondered what personality type your dog might have if dogs had MBTI types? This fun quiz will help you figure out which of the 16 unique types best matches your furry friend’s traits! Each type comes with its own special characteristics and behaviors.

Instructions:

Observe your dog’s daily behavior and choose the option that best describes them.
Tally up your answers at the end to determine your dog’s MBTI type!

Part 1: Energy Source (E/I)

When guests visit, your dog:
- A. Excitedly rushes to greet them and makes the first move. (E)
- B. Watches quietly from a distance and approaches only after getting familiar. (I)
At the dog park, your dog tends to:
- A. Jump right in and play with other dogs, blending into the crowd. (E)
- B. Explore the surroundings first before cautiously interacting. (I)
When you leave home, your dog usually:
- A. Barks and whines loudly, trying hard to grab your attention. (E)
- B. Stays quietly in its spot, patiently waiting for you to return. (I)

Part 2: Information Processing (S/N)

When learning a new command, your dog:
- A. Prefers repetitive practice with straightforward instructions. (S)
- B. Quickly picks up and even improvises new tricks. (N)
In a new environment or with a new toy, your dog:
- A. Sniffs, touches, and carefully examines it. (S)
- B. Shows curiosity and eagerly explores different possibilities. (N)
On a walk, when encountering something unusual (like a plastic bag), your dog:
- A. Stops to sniff and investigate closely. (S)
- B. Observes from a distance for a moment before walking away. (N)

Part 3: Decision-Making Style (T/F)

When being scolded, your dog:
- A. Seems to “understand” and quickly adjusts its behavior. (T)
- B. Looks guilty or emotional, trying to earn your forgiveness. (F)
Your dog prefers spending time with:
- A. Someone who sets clear rules and maintains discipline. (T)
- B. Someone patient and gentle, offering lots of emotional care. (F)
When given several toys, your dog chooses based on:
- A. Practicality, like durability or how fun the toy is. (T)
- B. Emotional attachment, like a toy it’s fond of. (F)

Part 4: Lifestyle Preferences (J/P)

Regarding daily routines, your dog:
- A. Prefers set walk times and familiar routes. (J)
- B. Enjoys spontaneous outings and new adventures. (P)
If you change its food bowl or meal setup, your dog:
- A. Looks confused or hesitant, preferring the usual arrangement. (J)
- B. Gets excited to try the new setup with curiosity. (P)
When playing, your dog’s approach is more like:
- A. Organized, following commands like fetching a frisbee. (J)
- B. Creative, discovering new ways to play, like finding unexpected hiding spots. (P)