Fair Warning: Your Dog Tells A Lot About You Without Uttering a Word!

  Posted on August 2, 2013  by Joy of Living  No comments

Jessie, reporting live from Kansas City and giving the scoop on what your dog says about you…without even saying anything at all!

Just like humans, dogs come in all shapes, sizes and temperaments, but did you know that some studies suggest that the breed of dog you choose can reveal a lot about your personality? For example, one look at me might suggest my human is well read, well educated, insightful, loyal, and admirable! Just sayin’…

Do you have a bulldog? Then I bet you are persistent, determined and have that “never say die” attitude. You complete tasks efficiently and methodically. You may seem intimidating on the surface, but deep down you are gentle and loving.

So, you have a terrier. Say no more. You are full of energy and zest for life. Your fun-loving attitude means you are a great companion. You are also feisty, brave and have a competitive streak. Plus, you love to talk and enjoy lots of laughter.

If you have a Labrador or a Golden Retriever, you are even-keeled, good natured and approacahble. You tend to go with the flow of things instead of paddling like mad against them. You may also be the social butterfly in whom people trust

If you have a Beagle, you have a sense of adventure that is usually on full throttle. You are open to new experiences and make friends easily. Still, you do have a rather mischievous side, but all in good fun.

Is that a poodle, chihuahua or other toy breed I see with you? I know the type – sincere, fun loving and loyal you are. You may also enjoy a neat and tidy home. You are quite versatile, too, and can eaily transition from a quiet night at home to an elegant night out on the town. (Why do these all of a sudden sound like online dating profiles???)

Owners of Boxers have high amounts of energy and live life to the fullest. You welcome strangers as new friends and nip stress in the bud with your silly and playful demeanor.

For more information on what your breed of dog might suggest about you, go to cesarsway.com.