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Are you a dog lover? It’s easy to say you are but are you really? And not just YOUR dog, but allllll dogs?
Get a calculator, keep score (only one answer per question) and prepare to reveal the true dog lover in you…
a. Yes (5 points)
b. No (1 point)
c. No, but I will when the situation is right (4 points)
a. Change the channel or look away (3 points)
b. Watch, cry and donate (5 points)
c. No effect (1 point)
d. Who’s Sarah McLachlan? (1 point)
a. Look forward like a good non-distractible driver (1 point)
b. Look over with eyes without turning head (3 points)
c. Wave at the dog trying not to get caught (5 points)
a. Yes (5 points)
b. No, can’t, but would if could (3 points)
c. No, would be a “failed foster” (I.E. keep the dog) (4 points)
d. No, have no desire (2 points)
a. Yes (5 points)
b. Depends on what kind of dog (2 points)
c. Depends on what kind of person (4 points)
d. No (1 point)
a. At home with inside/outside access (4 points)
b. With me (5 points)
c. At home with outside access only (2 points)
d. At home with inside access only (3 points)
e. Dog daycare (5 points)
f. Don’t have a dog (2 points)
a. Yes, the only reason residence was chosen (5 points)
b. Yes, but not a factor in final decision (3 points)
c. No (1 point)
a. Large dogs (3 points)
b. Small dogs (2 points)
c. Specific breeds (1 point)
d. None, love all sizes and breeds (5 points)
a. Breeder (3 points)
b. Pet store (2 points)
c. Adopted or rescued (5 points)
d. Dog was forced on you (1 point)
e. Don’t have a dog (2 points)
a. Yes, pampered rotten (5 points)
b. Yes, but spouse/roommate/siblings fault (3 points)
c. No (2 points)
d. Don’t own a dog (2 points)
Thanks for taking this quiz meant for fun only, nothing scientific going on here.
10 – 20 points
You basically got points just for taking this quiz. Get a cat!
21 – 30 points
You belong in the baby boomer generation of dog owners. Wake up old timer!
31 – 40 points
Like a puppy, you have good intentions…just need guidance in certain areas.
41 – 50 points
Extreme dog person. I want to be re-incarnated as your dog.
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Is your pet microchipped? Is your info up to date? Take a minute this month to check. 🐶🐱💙
#NationalMicrochippingMonth #HomeAgain #PetSafety #MicrochipYourPet
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Guilty – I scored in the extreme range!