Your Dream Dog/Cat Quiz

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1. What is your living space like?* This field is required.

A) Apartment

B) Townhouse

C) House

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2. How much free time would you have to care for your pet?* This field is required.

A) A little

B) Medium

C) A lot

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3. How active is your lifestyle?* This field is required.

A) Very active

B) Moderately active

C) Not active

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4. What would your monthly budget for pet care be?* This field is required.

A) Less than $50

B) $50-$100

C) More than $100

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5. What is your personality like?* This field is required.

A) Calm, easygoing, and laid-back

B) Sociable, friendly, and outgoing

C) Adventurous, energetic, and active

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6. What’s your occupation like?* This field is required.

A) Busy with limited time at home

B) Flexible, I can work from home often

C) Very flexible, I’m often home or outdoors

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7. Do you have any other pets?* This field is required.

A) Yes

B) No

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8. Do you have any allergies?* This field is required.

A) Yes

B) No

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Your score is below!:

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Your Ideal Pet: British Shorthair or French BulldogYou prefer a calm, adaptable pet that can thrive in smaller spaces like apartments or townhouses. Both British Shorthairs and French Bulldogs are affectionate, easygoing, and ideal for a laid-back lifestyle with moderate activity.

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Your Ideal Pet: Ragdoll or Golden RetrieverYou’re looking for a friendly, affectionate pet with a balance of relaxation and playtime. Ragdolls are perfect if you prefer cats, as they love human interaction and are easygoing. If you’re more of a dog person, Golden Retrievers are loyal companions who love to be part of the family.

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Your Ideal Pet: Siamese or Labrador RetrieverYou’re sociable and active, making you a great match for pets that enjoy interaction and activity. Siamese cats love to communicate and bond with their owners, while Labrador Retrievers are energetic and perfect for outdoor adventures.

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Your Ideal Pet: Bengal or Border CollieYou lead a highly active lifestyle and are ready for a pet that needs a lot of physical and mental stimulation. Bengals are energetic, adventurous cats, while Border Collies are intelligent, high-energy dogs that require plenty of engagement and exercise.