Dog Divas

What's Your Dog's Celebrity Sign?

Take this quick quiz to find your dog's Sign and then Subscribe to our Dog Diva app to get their monthly reading filled with tips, tricks and monthly activity suggestions based on your dog's sign! There are also articles about choosing the right Sign for you and picking a compatible dog for your dog's existing Sign!

Your result will be emailed to you with your dog's personalized Celebrity Sign Frame, so you can share it on all of their socials, of course! (make sure to check your spam/junk mail folders if you don't see their results within 48hrs!)

Directions for taking the quiz:

Answer the questions based on what option describes your dog THE MOST. I know the answers may seem similar but they have distinctively different characteristics that describe certain temperaments.
This is no fun! Yes, I know, it's a little intense, but determining your dog's temperament from a set of 8 is serious business! It will get fun after this, I promise!
If your dog doesn't go into some of the scenarios (i.e. Dog Park), just answer based on how they handle large groups of dogs.
Don't stress! There are no wrong answers, and this is going to help you notice how your dog does handle these situations, so if you need to change your answers, you can always come back and take it again!

Your Name & Dog's Name (please fill out a separate quiz for each dog) *

Email (so we can send you the results!) *

Does your dog identify as a Boy or Girl? *

Pick 5 words that you feel describe your dog best! *

Morning Dog - wakes me up bright and early! Also puts themself to bed when it's time!

Night Dog - ready to play late at night and slow to rise in the morning

Pretty much a nonstop ALL DAY kind of dog!

1. Cautious to approach with yappy/ concerned barks

2. Confrontational with loud confident barks

3. Brings them a toy to fetch/attempts to herd them/sniffs them down to approve

4. Barely moves from resting place, nonchalantly comes to see, but in no rush

5. Greets with excitement and joy

6. Chooses a “safe” spot to view from, usually with their chosen person as a barrier

7. Comes to see the new person but keeps a reasonable distance, engaged mentally but not physically...more of a waits because clearly they're coming to see ME attitude

8. Excited but then immediately distracted by their usual routine/toys/treats

1. Overly concerned (and barks) about any dogs they don’t know but plays freely with excitement if they already know all of the dogs who are present

2. Tends to take over play, steal toys/balls and has an “all mine” mentality, can be prone to a "high energy" play and lacking some manners by being a little too "in your face" with other dogs

3. Hyper focused on retrieving/fetch/herding the other dogs, may not even notice or care if other dogs are there

4. Struggles to keep up with play, fetch, and/or happy to watch the other dogs, non reactive for the most part and happy to watch other dogs doing their thing

5. Total dogs dog, plays with everyone, makes new friends easily as if there’s nothing new at all, life of the pawty

6. Stays with parent to witness the other dogs and doesn’t engage. If engagement is attempted by other dogs, they hide. Takes a very long time to open up, if ever

7. Happy to be there but hit or miss on engagement. Might only engage if other dogs come to them, doesn’t mind speaking their mind and setting boundaries but also happy and engaged mentally and enjoying just being there

8. Plays by themselves even though there are other dogs there. Completely happy with toys, not worried about the other dogs, engages with them if they notice them but doesn’t worry about entertaining anyone but themselves

1. Hit or miss, if there is a dog they aren’t a fan of and need to argue with, they will rise to the occasion, might have some toy aggression and owner possesiveness

2. Steals all the balls, chases all of the dogs and must win every race, can play a bit too hard or be a little too much for other dogs at times

3. Busy retrieving and herding, has little concern about the other dogs there, enjoys pacing the perimeter and keeping an eye on everyone

4. Doesn’t seem to notice they are at the dog park because they can take a nap anywhere

5. Lives for the thrill of seeing all the friends (new and old) every time! Plays nonstop till their paws hit the car, then pass out

6. Plays the outfield and stays close to their person or requires to be held, gets a little less afraid each time they visit the same park

7. Wants to be near the action but not IN it, likes to sniff everybody and check everything out. Keeps an eye on the happenings and sets boundaries with the other dogs without being aggressive. Happy to be there and confident, just no need to talk to everyone, lets the dogs and people come to them.

8. Almost exclusively plays by themselves with a toy or ball, or with a best friend always distracted and forgets the other dogs are there bc there’s too much cool stuff happening in front of them! Doesn't play any organized games like fetch or chase, dips in and out of the action as they feel like it. Never in an argument with anyone.

1. Loves their people and runs to them when overwhelmed by new situations, confident in comfortable surroundings and adventurous and playful when human is within sight. Can be possessive of their person if other dogs come around when with them.

2. Enjoys their people but their affection can be more rough than tender, always a ball of energy and sometimes protective of their people and willing to be the leader of the pack. Can tend to boss the humans around just as much as the dogs!

3. Always looks to their person for instructions of what to do next, attentive but not overly affectionate. Eager to please and always closer to one person over all others.

4. Wants to snuggle all the time, cries if their sleep is disrupted or has been delayed, only lacking affection when it requires too much movement

5. Always so busy sometimes they forget to say hi to their human! Usually a big kiss kiss, then moving on to the next play engagement or snack

6. Deeply affectionate, in a calm and relaxed way with their special people. Can have multiple bonded people but one is paramount over all and will have stress, possibly separation anxiety, if they’re separated.

7. Loves their people sweetly and is very affectionate and slightly demanding for physical touch and affection, but always on their terms. Might seem annoyed by a needy person if they're not in the mood to snuggle, and will enjoy ample alone time as long as they know where their people are and all their needs are consistently met

8. Likes to know where their people are and show them all their cool stuff, play with their toys in their presence, parade them around, play in a way that taunts people with their toys, takes some time for affection but always getting back to their self imposed “daily schedule”

1. Plays with their people and a select few dogs. loves their dog toys! Like, every...single...one...

2. Plays with a high play energy, with dogs and people, can be unknowingly rough. On a mission to kill all toys as quickly as possible.

3. Plays in a constructive manner always, canvassing the fence line, retrieval, finds purpose in play

4. Not a player, more of a lay-er

5. Play….all…day…forever, with everything and everyone!

6. Not so much a player but loves enrichment activities in the safety of their safe spaces with their chosen people: puzzles, games, low energy/noise and things that they can do alone or with their siblings. Less interested in toys, but will snuggle them and might have one or two special toys they prefer.

7. Enjoys light play, for short spurts, but is over it quickly. Enjoys easy engagement activities, might get annoyed if they have to work too hard. partakes if others do socially (have to keep up appearances), mid energy level but cheerful and mentally engaged, always happy to be social

8. Requires no other parties to have a good time but likes to be in the presence of others while they do their own thing, always free spirited and entertaining. LOVES toys!

1. Steals siblings/besties things, but only if they know they can get away with it. Struggles to share and requires supervision usually. If bullied, will retaliate.

2. Takes everything with no regrets or care how the other dogs feel or even realizing everything wasn’t theirs to begin with! Maintains "boss" status in every setting, no matter the dog. Might get into an argument if they are challenged.

3. Takes only what was theirs, only retrieves THEIR ball, or THEIR toy, will tip toe around a dog or playing dogs to get to what they need/want. Can be protective of sibling dogs in certain scenarios.

4. Is not worried about anything being taken from them for the most part, too low energy to argue about anything. If takes interest in toys it is short lived excitement or dedication to one toy. More interested in beds

5. Wants to play the whole time they are outside of the home, cool if you take treats/toys from them, they’ll just find another one! Just happy to be playing, no matter who it is or where they are!

6. Not very interactive with other dogs, won’t play with other dogs (if they do, short spurts and then goes to hide or a safe space) and if someone takes their toy, they allow it and look to their human to get it back if they want it.

7. May be possessive over their personal space when it comes to other dogs but will approach them to play if they want to, if they’re done playing they will assert themselves and other dogs alwasy respect their boundaries and move on. Not overly concerned about their toys but will mark their things to make a statement if another dog is in their space

8. All the toys are theirs but they are cool with sharing, even if they accidentally stole the toy to begin with! They won’t take a toy if another dog claims it, they’ll move on in a carefree manner and find a pawty elsewhere

1. Loves to be carried by their person and requests to be held often, won’t struggle if a stranger picks them up but may give a look of discomfort if they don’t know them

2. Struggles to get out of a hold when picked up or restrained, feels a loss of control

3. Looks around with concern when being held, hard to do your job when you’re suspended in the air, but if the owner is the one holding them, they tolerate it as much as possible

4. Loves to be held and lets go of their body freely like a rag doll

5. Wiggles like crazy to be put down when held so they can go do whatever it was they were busy doing I.e. begging for a treat, playing, exploring

6. Loves to be held by their chosen people only, takes a long time to permit new people to hold them, will lean far away and look to their person if picked up by a stranger

7. Not wild about being held unless it is to see better or with one of their people who they are seeking to give affection. They choose when it’s best for them to be held and once they’ve had their fill, will make it known they’d like to get down

8. Views being held as a play break and enjoys the downtime but besides a parade of kisses isn’t overly affectionate or too keen on it

1. Fairly stubborn to learn new tricks but very smart and capable

2. Treat motivated trainer and overly eager at all times, usually too hyper focused on the treat to comprehend the trick, can take time

3. Learns extremely quickly and will try to guess what you want them to do next

4. Usually lays down during training and tries to do most things from a laying position, but feels like they’re engaging and doing a LOT YALL

5. Here to listen and learn but easily distracted from training, can seem like they suffer from ADHD

6. Seems to comprehend everything you’re teaching them but timid about moving forward with the request, takes time but can learn in safe spaces with very enticing treats

7. Easily focused and happy to work for a good snack, will continue to do what you ask as long as you’re engaged and the snacks are flowing, might be discerning on the value of the snacks they are willing to work for!

8. Excited to learn and learns fast with eagerness, can teach many tricks in one sitting

1. Approach anything new with extreme caution, may bark at it and has to have a person they trust introduce it, might take days to weeks to be comfortable with the item

2. Approaches the new item with their back hair up, growling or barking in defense in case it is something they need to fend off, fearless in their approach and won’t back down till the item is fully investigated and cleared to stay

3. Usually alerts the owner to a new item or something they don’t recognize. Will investigate quietly, and engage with the owner to decipher what to do

4. Rarely notices new things and might woof once or twice if they aren’t sure about it, but with low energy

5. Barks exuberantly and gets all the other dogs to help if they don’t know what it is, continues to do so till the owner helps them see it is safe, then moves on like nothing ever happened

6. Avoids anything new and hides behind the owner to make sure it won’t get them, doesn’t trust it usually even if the owner says “it’s cool” better to wait a month and see if it leaves on its own

7. Usually doesn’t notice new things until after the other dogs, once they do, might bark confidently, sniff it out, look to the owner to let them know they did their due diligence, moves on pretty quickly

8. Once they do notice, they’re shocked and might scare themselves by noticing a new item, will boldly investigate and usually engage to see if it can be played with

1. If there are new dogs: timid about new places/ if there are no dogs (or dogs they know/have approved) they will explore freely like they own the place

2. Explore freely and with intention to check out every space before settling, might challenge other dogs for spaces or things

3. Usually stays with owner or will walk the perimeter to investigate the new surroundings but will return to owners side to look to them for guidance. Exhibits slight concern, but relaxed and on high alert.

4. Immediately seeks out the soft spots and chooses the best one to set up post, completely relaxed and happy

5. Runs around super excited to see who is there!

6. Acts unsure in any new space and would prefer to be held by their person the entire time, cool to leave ASAP!

7. Wants to explore but not go wild, likes to know where their people are but finds a good spot and sticks to it

8. Finds all the toys and fun stuff in the place right away, and starts to collect them and show off what they found to their people

1. Eats when they're hungry, can skip meals or seem disinterested at times but always down for their favorite treats. Will NOT eat if they are stressed or have any anxiety

2. Will eat theirs and everyone else’s food if you don’t stop them!

3. Will remind you what time dinner is in case you forgot and follows all rules they’re taught (wait in a certain place, no begging, etc)

4. Always down for a meal or snack, and even your meal and snack but might not get all the way up to give you the beggar eyes

5. Eager to eat and always watching you if you have something good to eat, never seem full

6. Can go for days without eating, or need to be hand fed/bribed

7. Eats with confidence and might eat a friends if they leave some behind, will definitely let you know if you’re late for dinner with subtle communication and can be demanding for treats, but only because they deserve them

8. Loves EVERYTHING, any snack, any food, everything is fun and seems new and exciting, very grateful eaters

1. Hanging with their dog friends and chosen people, exploring, snacking, and playing/not having to deal with anything or anyone new

2. Being in charge of every activity, you following THEM on the leash, getting to eat everyone’s food, and take all the toys, and kick everyone out of the good bed

3. Getting to work and serve their “purpose”, fetch all day, herd or patrol a field, go on a hike, or do a structured activity with their person

4. Sleep. All. Day. In. A. Comfy. Spot.

5. Ideal Day: dog day care followed by dog park followed by birthday pawty with family with all the cake!

6. A quiet night at home with ONLY THEIR PEOPLE, enjoying their favorite snack being hand fed to them and ample undisturbed snuggles

7. Loves a well rounded experience: going for a walk where they get to be seen (appreciates fame) and see/sniff things and people (but not forced to interact), getting ample pets and to bed on time!

8. Wake up: play with toys, play with person, eat everything, play some more, play hard/nap hard, goal always: cram as much fun into each day as possible

1. Sweet or salty

2. Bold and brave

3. Busy and loyal

4. Always relaxed and chill

5. A dogs dog, friends with everyone

6. Quiet and connected

7. Independent and communicative

8. Self entertained and hilarious

Not back down unless they knew they were going to lose.

NEVER. BACK. DOWN.

Helping to get human help to alert them of a fight happening, only involved in the fight if they feel they have to defend themselves!

Barely in the mix, so probably on the ground in the fight...

Are we fighting? I thought you were asking me to play?!

Might be chased, but never in a fight!

If challenged to a fight, won't engage except to teach the dog a lesson. Usually ends in pinning the instigator down and having a few harsh words till they "listen" and move on.

Is oblivious to any arguments happening, if a dog came at them their response is, Who? Me? No way!