“What Dog Breed Are You” Personality Quiz

A few years ago, my auntie and uncle visited my house. They brought their dogs! My brother and I had so much fun playing with the doggos! They were here for a week. My mom and auntie decided to make pumpkin muffins on one of the days they were here.

The muffins were really good! The muffins had chia seeds and pumpkin puree, and tasted amazing! They tasted as if Autumn were a muffin. My brother liked them too! We had never had dogs in the house before, so my brother put the pumpkin muffin on the coffee table. He forgot that he put it there! Calling all dog owners! What happens when you leave food that the dogs can reach on a table without watching it, dog owners?

The Cocker Spaniel dog ate the muffin from the table! I laughed. However, my brother did not laugh because my auntie told him that he had to pick up the dog poop. She said that when dogs eat pumpkin, their poop gets all nasty. Thankfully for my brother, the dog only pooped out the pumpkin muffin when they were driving back to their home.

Almost a year ago (wait! Christmas was almost a year ago?!), my auntie, uncle, and their doggies came again for Christmas. They also stayed for about a week. On one of those days, we decided to take the doggos on a walk. We were cooped up in the house. Taking the dogs on a walk sounded like a great idea!

We put our tennis shoes on and left the house with the Cocker Spaniel and Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. We started walking to the end of the road.

Now, the Cavalier acts like a queen (I mean, Cavalier King Charles Spaniels were bred to be royal lap dogs). If she saw another dog, she would bark at it! We imagined that she was saying in her dog language, “Bark! Get out of my kingdom, you peasant dog! I’m the only dog in this neighborhood that deserves to live here (besides the Cocker Spaniel)!”

Anyway, as we were walking, two tiny, fluffy dogs were also being walked by their owner! Can you guess what the Cavalier did? The queen yelled at her subjects! To make it even better, yet another dog and its owner were walking by at the same time! The queen started barking at the top of her lungs! My auntie was holding the dog back as it barked at the top of its lungs!

On the other hand, the friendly Cocker Spaniel was trying to become friends with one of the dogs. I was laughing till the point where I couldn’t breathe. We continued walking. Queen Cavalier I, to this day, still reminds the other dogs she encounters of her royal status.

My brother got me freeze-dried candy for Christmas two years ago when the doggos were here. They were freeze-dried lemon heads. Of course, my brother had some too. If you’ve never had freeze-dried candy, you should try it one day. The freeze-dried lemon heads were amazing! Well, two others thought that the candy would taste amazing.

The packet of candy made a plastic sound when you opened it. In the dog world, I’d imagine that anything that sounds like plastic when you open it is a dog treat packet. The doggos thought that the freeze-dried candy was a dog treat! Every time I opened the packet to eat some candy, the doggos were there. They wanted some “dog treats”, but they never got the “dog treats.”

My brother teases me often, and I thought that my brother would maybe choose not to tease dogs. I was wrong! My brother took some of the freeze-dried lemon heads. The dogs came. My brother did what your siblings may also do when they steal something. He stretched his hand way up high so the dogs couldn’t reach the candy. He moved his hand side to side as the dogs followed his hand. The dogs ended up getting a real dog treat, so it’s a win-win. So, if any dogs are reading this, candy from a plastic bag is NOT a dog treat!