The homebody is going to prefer indoor activities, like playing with toys or snuggling on the couch. And since outdoor exercise isn’t their favorite, bathroom breaks and daily walks are probably their main sources of movement and Vitamin D.

This loving, affectionate dog will likely say “hello” to anyone, dog or human. They get distracted easily, and while they’re loyal to their family, you’ll often find them looking for treats from other dog parents in the park.

Allergies. Upset stomachs. Ear infections. Delicate dogs have a lot going on health-wise. So they need a little extra care from their humans, like trips to the vet, special diets, and lots of love and affection.

Similar to the homebody, the lazy pup is far from your athlete. They enjoy napping on their bed (or the nearest soft surface), and long walks are out of the question. Sure, they could do it, but do they want to? No way. This guy is stubborn, slow-moving, and, at times, aloof. 

The family companion is steady, reliable, and everything a good dog is supposed to be. Patience, gentleness, and affection are all up this dog’s alley. Like the social butterfly, the family favorite is happy-go-lucky, but this one’s loyalty never strays. 

There’s so much to love about a dog in their golden years. But they might not love exercise as much as they did in their puppy days. They still enjoy their daily walks, but they might move a bit slower now. So, they’ll need plenty of rest, treats, and belly rubs after activity.

Plenty of water and meals twice a day — that’s all the solo dog needs from their owner. Their empty stomach is the pull to come inside, and they’d prefer if you didn’t rub their head all that often, thank you very much.

The family companion is steady, reliable, and everything a good dog is supposed to be. Patience, gentleness, and affection are all up this dog’s alley. Like the social butterfly, the family favorite is happy-go-lucky, but this one’s loyalty never strays. 

The homebody is your typical household companion. Exercise might not be their priority, but health is still a top concern. Bathroom breaks and a daily walk are their main sources of Vitamin D and movement.

This loving, affectionate dog will likely say “hello” to anyone, dog or human. They get distracted easily, and while they’re loyal to their family, you’ll often find them looking for treats from other dog parents in the park.

If there’s an escape route, this dog will find it. They’re intelligent, independent, and always on the move. More often than not, they’re athletic (which aids in digging, jumping, and running) and on the younger side.

Allergies. Upset stomachs. Ear infections. Delicate dogs have a lot going on health-wise. So they need a little extra care from their humans, like trips to the vet, special diets, and lots of love and affection.

The athlete is intelligent and resourceful. This dog is paying attention to your every move. Oh, you’re about to reach into your pocket for a ball? They’re ready to fetch and retrieve. Regular exercise is crucial to maintain this dog’s health and happiness.

Whether you define a puppy by age or by personality, this dog needs exercise, a consistent schedule, and lots of attention. Once your pup is vaccinated, walks are a must—though often chaotic. But location tracking can makes the trek (and general life) a little less stressful.

There’s so much to love about a dog in their golden years. But they might not love exercise as much as they did in their puppy days. They still enjoy their daily walks, but they might move a bit slower now. So, they’ll need plenty of rest, treats, and belly rubs after activity.