Find the dog that actually fits your life.

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Four lifestyles, matched

Not testimonials — the same deterministic engine, run live against four common situations, so you can see exactly how it reasons before you try it yourself.

• Worked example

  Apartment living, alone 6+ hours on a workday

  Greyhound97%

  “They settle well in a flat and aren't especially vocal, which matters when you share walls.”

  Long days on their own are genuinely hard for this dog. You'd need help — a walker, day care or a neighbour — not just good intentions.

• Worked example

  House with a garden, young children, wants low shedding

  Whippet97%

  “Leaves comparatively little hair around the house.”

  With children in the house this one needs more supervision and more structure than most. That's a real, daily commitment.

• Worked example

  First dog, house with a garden, wants an outdoor companion

  Poodle (Standard)98%

  “Forgiving of the mistakes every first-time owner makes, and quick to pick up what you're asking.”

  The coat needs regular work, and skipping it doesn't just look untidy — it becomes uncomfortable for the dog and costly at the groomer.

• Worked example

  Daily walks, a quieter home, not too big, easy to live with

  Cavalier King Charles Spaniel98%

  “A good walk each day and a warm spot beside you — that's most of what this dog asks for.”

  Heart problems are commonly seen in the breed, and long days alone are hard on them. Read the breed profile and ask a vet — general guidance, not a vet.

  Flat-faced breeds are left out of this example on purpose: heat and breathing trouble are commonly seen in them, and that matters more than a score shows. General guidance, not a vet.

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