Discover your dog’s hidden athletic talent based on their breed traits and body types. Who knows - you might have an Olympic athlete on your hands.

How to play:

Respond to each question considering your dog's natural tendencies and physical attributes. Keep track of your most common answers to reveal their Olympic sport at the end!

Question 1: What size is your dog?

• A. Small and light

• B. Medium and agile

• C. Large and robust

• D. Tall and slim

Question 2: How would you describe your dog’s build?

• A. Lean and muscular

• B. Compact and sturdy

• C. Long-legged and agile

• D. Heavyset with a strong chest

Question 3: Does your dog have a herding instinct?

• A. Yes, they try to herd other animals or people

• B. No, they are more independent and do their own thing

• C. Somewhat, they like to keep their group together

• D. They prefer following rather than leading

Question 4: What type of energy level does your dog typically show?

• A. High energy, always on the go

• B. Moderate energy, bursts of activity followed by rest

• C. Low energy, mostly calm and relaxed

• D. Varies, energetic outdoors but calm indoors

Question 5: How does your dog interact with water?

• A. Loves swimming and diving into water

• B. Prefers to stay dry and avoids water

• C. Doesn’t mind getting wet but not a swimmer

• D. Enjoys playing in shallow water

Question 6: How agile is your dog when navigating obstacles?

• A. Extremely agile, can turn and weave effortlessly

• B. Reasonably agile, can handle some obstacles

• C. Not very agile, prefers a clear path

• D. Clumsy but enthusiastic

Question 7: What is your dog’s favorite type of play?

• A. Fetching items at a great distance

• B. Wrestling and tugging games

• C. Running alongside you or other dogs

• D. Jumping high to catch toys

Question 8: How does your dog behave when meeting new dogs?

• A. Assertive and takes the lead

• B. Friendly and playful, likes to chase and be chased

• C. Cautious and reserved, observes from a distance

• D. Overly excited, sometimes overwhelms others

Results:

Mostly A’s: The Agile Athlete Your dog's agility and precision make them perfect for gymnastics or diving, where quick maneuvers and flexibility are crucial.

Mostly B’s: The Power Player With their strong build and enduring nature, your dog would excel in strength-based sports such as weightlifting, judo, or wrestling.

Mostly C’s: The Endurance Runner Suited for marathons or cycling, your dog's stamina and steady pace enable them to perform well in endurance challenges.

Mostly D’s: The Team Sport Star Your sociable dog would shine in team sports where cooperation and adaptability are key, like basketball or volleyball.

Lizz Caputo is the Manager of Content Strategy at Figo, animal enthusiast, and owner of a rescued senior American Bully. Her hobbies include checking out new restaurants in her area, boxing, and petting dogs of all shapes and sizes.