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(#1) ISTJ: Saint Bernard
ISTJ is the personality type of "The Logistician" - intelligent and realistic, loyal and protective. ISTJ personalities value their families and work diligently and logically through any situation.
Much like the Saint Bernard, these prompt and practical people have a history of coming to the rescue. The Saint Bernard's giant size comes in handy with both work and emergency assistance, making it the perfect companion for reliable, responsible ISTJs.
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(#2) ISFJ: Shetland Sheepdog
Someone with an ISFJ personality type is the perfect match for the loyal and protective Shetland Sheepdog. Given the title "The Defender," an ISFJ needs a pupper that will be equally dedicated to preserving the peace and harmony of its environment.
Who's better at keeping the peace than a natural-born herder? This gentle and smart dog will get along perfectly with the quiet and friendly ISFJ and the two of them will be completely committed to each other.
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(#3) INFJ: Siberian Husky
"The Advocate" describes the strong-willed, independent, and intuitive INFJ. With such particular personality traits, an INFJ will value a companion that complements these attributes instead of getting in the way.
The Siberian Husky is intelligent and has a powerful personality. First-time owners might find them hard to handle, but INFJs' ability to connect deeply with others and not lose sight of their goals will make managing this smart and spunky dog a piece of cake.
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(#4) INTJ: Doberman Pinscher
Defined as "The Architect," the INTJ personality is original, skeptical, and independent. It takes a lot to earn the respect of this noble thinker. INTJs are well-organized, extremely bright, and often seen as "bookworm" types.
The alert and intelligent Doberman Pinscher will have lots to learn from an INTJ, who will be patient, dedicated, and perfectly capable of training this breed to its peak performance. Dobermans have lots of energy and bond closely with their companions, making them a happily loyal pet for an inquisitive and innovative person.
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(#5) ISTP: Bulldog
Not only are ISTP personalities tolerant, but they're also bold and crafty - making them perfect builders and engineers. Earning the label "The Virtuoso," these practical problem-solvers need a kind, collected friend rather than a bundle of spontaneous energy.
Enter the bulldog, a gentle creature that makes for a perfect fit with the Virtuoso. Bulldogs will be able to keep up with the energy ISTPs dedicate toward their daily activities without any aggression getting in the way.
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(#6) ISFP: Shiba Inu
Charming, energetic, and a bit temperamental when you don't see eye-to-eye, an ISFP personality - "The Adventurer" - loves exploration and excitement, finding expression in every aspect of life. ISFPs need just the right companion - and that's where Shiba Inu comes in.
The charismatic and sassy Shibas are natural hunters, full of energy and looking for any way to use it all up. Because they crave activity, these dogs can be difficult to train - but that's no problem for the equally spirited Adventurers.
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(#7) INFP: Old English Sheepdog
A keen diplomat and idealistic introvert, the INFP is a creative and compassionate friend and creator. These personalities are dedicated to their principles, true to their values and morals, and loyal to their small, close circle of friends. It's only natural that someone dubbed "The Mediator" will want a dog capable of sharing that idealism and adaptability.
The Old English Sheepdog is not only visibly unique - with its long, shaggy coat - it's an easygoing and hard-working doggo. An INFP will love to daydream and lumber around with this caring, playful, and intelligent companion.
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(#8) INTP: Chow Chow
"The Logician" is a deep thinker with an infinite thirst for knowledge and prefers curling up with a book or movie to a night on the town. Because INTPs like to chill by themselves, basking in their well of thoughts, it goes without saying they don't care much for a flamboyant social life. And thus, they'll be most comfortable with an equally chill pup.
Chow Chows don't really care much for social interaction either - and they can be not-so-nice to strangers. They're intelligent and aloof, with a personality that's a lot like a cat. This pupper's demeanor will make it easy for an INTP to fall in love.
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(#9) ESTP: Beagle
The ESTP (known as "The Entrepreneur") lives for the moment - active, spontaneous, and an all-around ball of energy. Beagles match that abundant energy and are always ready to play.
Beagles are also curious by nature, something an ESTP can totally vibe with - they'll both find themselves sticking their noses in everything! ESTPs won't have any problems keeping their Beagles entertained, happy, and out of boredom-induced trouble. Friendly and lovable socializers, Beagles and ESTPs will make tons of friends together.
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(#10) ESFP: Corgi
ESFP personalities are natural-born entertainers, driven by boundless energy and a love of life. "The Entertainer" is a fun socialite - and definitely someone you want to have around at parties. Then there's the Corgi, which is not only an active and quick learner but adorable and friendly, too. An ESFP with a Corgi companion is bound to draw tons of attention - and both of them will love it!
As the Corgi is one of the smartest dogs in the world, its ESFP owner will be practically duty-bound to teach it a catalog of tricks - which is sure to entertain anyone who stops by to say hello.
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(#11) ENFP: Labrador Retriever
An enthusiastic extrovert with a heart of gold and an absolutely charming demeanor, the ENFP reflects the personality of "The Campaigner." They are filled with skepticism for the social relationships that surround them and love to explore the personalities of others. Filled with energy and independence, an ENFP will find a friend in the charismatic, fun-loving, and loyal Labrador Retriever.
Although ENFPs are known for their energy, they also like to relax. This is why Labs make such good guide dogs.
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(#12) ENTP: Poodle
The ENTP has an active and inquisitive personality that might make them clever - but also a bit difficult. Their curiosity keeps their wits quick and their mind stimulated. Same goes for the perky poodle.
Poodles are bright dogs, so they learn quickly - making them easy to housebreak. But poodles' intelligence also makes them particularly difficult to leash train. The personality of "The Debater" will love this about the poodle, since they tend not to back away from challenges that look like they might be hard work.
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(#13) ESTJ: German Shepherd
The supreme order and tact ESTJs apply to their work and home lives allow them to succeed even in the face of the toughest challenges. Known as "The Executive," an ESTJ can carry out tasks quickly and efficiently.
The logical ESTJ and the hyper-intelligent German Shepherd are kindred spirits - decisive, calculating, and productive leaders. Executive personalities don't like laziness, but they love routine. They'll be dedicated to perfecting the large amounts of training this dog requires to be a confident and obedient companion.
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(#14) ESFJ: Bichon Frise
The Bichon Frise is a breed that loves to play as much as it loves to cuddle. Just like the ESFJ - AKA "The Consul" - this pup has a completely lovable and kind-hearted personality. ESFJ personality types are caring and loyal, taking joy in their environment and socializing with the people in it.
These two cheerful types will be fast friends. ESFJs will go out of their way to love and provide for their pal, and a Bichon Frise will give nothing but love in return.
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(#15) ENFJ: Border Collie
Radiating with warmhearted sociability and intelligence, ENFJs are natural leaders, welcoming to praise, criticism, and anything that assists them in their personal growth. Their charismatic determination makes them easy to communicate with - and often inspires others to take action.
The Border Collie is not only friendly and energetic, but it has also earned a reputation as the world's smartest dog breed; alongside an ENFJ - otherwise known as "The Protagonist" - the adventurous, hyper-intelligent Border Collie has the perfect human pal to shower with affection.
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(#16) ENTJ: Great Dane
Towering above all other breeds is the active and dominating Great Dane. This dog will have a grand time alongside the ENTJ - or "The Commander." ENTJs are able to calculate and comprehend any situation with confidence - making them great leaders in positions of authority.
Great Danes are friendly and gentle, but need training to remain calm and collected in stressful situations - a personality dynamic an ENTJ will have no problem handling. The fit is mutual. In the Great Dane, Commanders will have a smart and loyal friend who can complement their larger-than-life personalities.
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