Ten profiles, four families
What kind of dog is yours, really?
Find out how they think, learn, react, and live with you.
Free · 4 minutes · No sign up
Have you ever wondered why they…
- follow you everywhere?
- ignore the recall?
- never wind down?
- bolt at the first bicycle?
- wreck the place when you leave?
- startle at nothing?
- jump at everyone?
- avoid other dogs?
This is not a training problem. It is a way of working, and it can be measured.
28 situations. 8 dimensions. One profile.
This is what you get at the end.
Milo
The Forever Teenager
- Sociability with people
- 88 / 100
- Chase drive
- 57 / 100
- Self control
- 14 / 100
Human sociability at the ceiling, self control at the floor: Milo loves everybody, and lets them know before he has thought about it.
Two dogs of the same archetype do not have the same shape. That shape is what the report turns into exercises.
Recognise your dog? The test will confirm it.
Discover their profileMore than a label
The archetype is the starting point. The eight dimensions are what say why they act the way they do.
Understand
Why certain behaviours keep coming back.
Adapt
How to communicate and work with them.
Progress
Which exercises suit their profile.
Why MyDogType?
Because a dog is not simply “well behaved”, “stubborn” or “energetic”. Those words describe what you see. The profile says where it comes from.
More about MyDogType →Common questions
Is the result free?
The archetype and a first reading of the profile are free. The detailed report is a one off payment.
Do I need an account?
No. At the end of the test you get a code that finds your dog's profile again.
Is the payment one off?
Yes. €6.90 for the full report, no subscription.
Is this a diagnosis?
No. MyDogType is an educational behaviour tool. It replaces neither a vet, nor a veterinary behaviourist, nor a dog trainer.
Your dog's profile, in four minutes
Archetype and eight dimension profile, free.
Full report at €6.90.
MyDogType is an educational web application: the report is generated automatically from your answers, with no human involvement. It replaces neither a vet, nor a veterinary behaviourist, nor a professional dog trainer.