Quiz: What’s Your Crazy Dog Parent Level?

You love your dog, but you have other interests too. You feed him well and give him lots of attention. It’s okay if your friends don’t share in your love for canines. In fact, your current significant other might even be allergic. Your fine with that as long as they know, in the end, your dog’s not going anywhere no matter how much she makes them sneeze. You may own just one dog now, but that could change.

Your dog gets plenty of attention and you prefer to be around others who also like dogs, but you don’t give up on the non-dog person. After all, you just might be able to convert them using your dog as an ambassador! You feed good food, but don’t spend more on your dog’s food than your own. Your house is yours – the dog hasn’t taken over the furniture or closets, yet. And holidays are still for two-legged persons only.

You are all about buying organic, holistic food and making sure your dog has the best care. You include your dog in your holiday pictures, but don’t go crazy. Chances are you met someone who shares your love of dogs because it was simpler than trying to explain your passion for your pup to a non-dog person. When people walk into your house, it’s obvious a dog lives there. However, you still have room for guests to sit.

You are the ultimate dog parent! Your dog is your best bud and your world revolves around him. Your significant other is fine with that because they feel the same way about their own dog. From homemade meals to stroller walks on the beach, you and your dog are pretty much inseparable. Your “furkid” comes first, even when you are choosing friends. If they don’t like your dog (or your dog doesn’t like them) it’s over. Your closet is full of doggy clothes and your car has your dog’s artwork all over it. While parents are buying their kids presents for holidays, you are wrapping gifts for your dog. And chances are, your family has told you more than once that you have a “few too many canines.”