Charming and lively? You must own a border terrier. Faithful and a good listener? A jack russell!
Name: Dog owners
Age: The domestication of wolves began 30,000 to 40,000 years ago.
Appearance: Much like their pets, in many cases.
Is this a full note on how whose dog owners look like their dogs? No, it's about how they act like their dogs.
You mean they end up chasing cars and eating shoes? No. Remarkably, they share certain personality traits with their pets, according to a new Kennel Club study.
Research, isn't it? Yes, the study ranked the results of a survey of 1,500 dog owners against their chosen breed, revealing startling similarities.
Can you tell me give an example? Sure. According to the results, Jack Russell owners are loyal and loyal. And good listeners.
Just like Jack Russells. Exactly. On the other hand, Border Terrier owners have been found to be charming, exuberant and lively.
Exuberant and lively mean the same thing. And springer spaniel owners were some of the most traditional, reserved and punctual in common with their pets.
How do you call a dog punctual? Have you ever seen a springer spaniel be late for anything?
And traditional? Are these dogs monarchists or what? The owners are traditional. And the springer is a traditional breed.
It's like saying, "I like lemonade, so I bought these lemons, so I have a lot in common with citrus." Meanwhile, Staffordshire Bull Terrier owners have proven to be affectionate and trustworthy.
That's stupid. It's science.
If it's so scientific, how come no negative qualities are listed? What do you mean?
Why has no dog owner described themselves as needy and prone to rolling around in fox poop? I don't think rolling in fox poop counts as a personality trait.
You haven't met my dog. I can see you have a hard time accepting that a dog owner might subconsciously seek out a like-minded breed.
I just think people who attribute themselves wrongly positive qualities will invariably go on to wrongly attribute those same qualities to their dogs. You forgot the control group.
Which control group? Celebrities.
Celebrities? The Prince and Princess of Wales, for example, have a cocker spaniel. And just like cocker spaniels, they love helping others.
Strange. I say! Oprah has one too!
Say, "In common with my chosen breed of dog, I'm covered in dog hair."
< p class="dcr -kpil6a">Don't say, "Like my dog, I can get excited when I meet new people. I didn't break my skin, did I?"
Name: Dog owners
Age: The domestication of wolves began 30,000 to 40,000 years ago.
Appearance: Much like their pets, in many cases.
Is this a full note on how whose dog owners look like their dogs? No, it's about how they act like their dogs.
You mean they end up chasing cars and eating shoes? No. Remarkably, they share certain personality traits with their pets, according to a new Kennel Club study.
Research, isn't it? Yes, the study ranked the results of a survey of 1,500 dog owners against their chosen breed, revealing startling similarities.
Can you tell me give an example? Sure. According to the results, Jack Russell owners are loyal and loyal. And good listeners.
Just like Jack Russells. Exactly. On the other hand, Border Terrier owners have been found to be charming, exuberant and lively.
Exuberant and lively mean the same thing. And springer spaniel owners were some of the most traditional, reserved and punctual in common with their pets.
How do you call a dog punctual? Have you ever seen a springer spaniel be late for anything?
And traditional? Are these dogs monarchists or what? The owners are traditional. And the springer is a traditional breed.
It's like saying, "I like lemonade, so I bought these lemons, so I have a lot in common with citrus." Meanwhile, Staffordshire Bull Terrier owners have proven to be affectionate and trustworthy.
That's stupid. It's science.
If it's so scientific, how come no negative qualities are listed? What do you mean?
Why has no dog owner described themselves as needy and prone to rolling around in fox poop? I don't think rolling in fox poop counts as a personality trait.
You haven't met my dog. I can see you have a hard time accepting that a dog owner might subconsciously seek out a like-minded breed.
I just think people who attribute themselves wrongly positive qualities will invariably go on to wrongly attribute those same qualities to their dogs. You forgot the control group.
Which control group? Celebrities.
Celebrities? The Prince and Princess of Wales, for example, have a cocker spaniel. And just like cocker spaniels, they love helping others.
Strange. I say! Oprah has one too!
Say, "In common with my chosen breed of dog, I'm covered in dog hair."
< p class="dcr -kpil6a">Don't say, "Like my dog, I can get excited when I meet new people. I didn't break my skin, did I?"What's Your Reaction?
