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by Team TCP​

 

The included fun facts are meant to entertain, highlighting the adorable ways pets express recognition and emotional connection.  FYI:  Source assistance via Google

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1. When you come home, how does your pet react?

A. Runs to the door excitedly (3)
B. Notices eventually and comes over (2)

C. Barely acknowledges me (1)

 

Fun Fact: Dogs can recognize their owner’s scent even after long absences. One study showed the smell of their owner lit up the “reward center” of a dog’s brain!

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2. Does your pet respond to your voice or name?

A. Immediately and consistently (3)
B. Sometimes (2)

C. Rarely or never (1)

 

Fun Fact: Cats can recognize their owner's voice, but they may choose to ignore it. Researchers found cats often turn their heads toward their human’s voice but don't always outwardly respond.

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3. Can your pet sense your mood (sad, excited, stressed)?

A. Definitely – their behavior changes to match (3)
B. Occasionally (2)

C. No noticeable difference (1)

 

Fun Fact: Studies show that dogs and even some cats can detect human emotions by observing facial expressions, tone of voice, and body language.

 

4. Does your pet recognize your routines (waking up, meals, walks)?

A. Yes, and even anticipates them (3)
B. Sometimes catches on (2)

C. Doesn’t seem to notice (1)

 

Fun Fact: Pets, especially dogs, have an internal clock. They can learn your schedule by associating it with light, scent, and even hormone levels.

 

5. How does your pet act around strangers versus you?

A. Much more relaxed and affectionate with me (3)
B. A bit more comfortable with me (2)
C. No major difference (1)
 

Fun Fact: Cats often show affection by slow blinking. If your cat gives you a long, lazy blink, it’s their version of a kiss.

 

6. If you hide and call your pet, what happens?

A. They search for and find me quickly (3)
B. They look around a bit (2)
C. They ignore me (1)
 

Fun Fact: Dogs are excellent at tracking sounds and scents. They’ve been known to find their owners in dense crowds or even across cities.

 

7. Does your pet seem to know when it’s time for a walk or play?

A. Yes! They get excited at the usual times (3)
B. Occasionally (2)
C. Not really (1)
 

Fun Fact: Some dogs can even recognize the sound of your sneakers being picked up or a leash being touched all before you say a word.

 

8. When you’re upset, what does your pet do?

A. Comes to comfort or sit near me (3)
B. Stays close but doesn’t engage (2)
C. No different from usual (1)
 

Fun Fact: Studies show dogs will often approach and nuzzle crying humans (even strangers).  This happens even out of empathy.

 

9. Can your pet distinguish between your commands and others’?

A. Clearly responds best to my voice (3)
B. Somewhat, but not always (2)
C. Responds equally or not at all (1)
 

Fun Fact: Dogs can learn over 100 human words, and some exceptional pups (like Border Collies) know up to 1,000! (see TCPs video of this: https://youtube.com/shorts/l52plX4Tjz8?si=tSYnpcQfw6njvkdB)

 

10. How does your pet respond when you leave?

A. Looks sad or tries to follow (3)
B. Watches me go, somewhat indifferent (2)

C. Doesn’t seem to care (1)
 

Fun Fact: Pet cams show dogs often spend the first 10–30 minutes after you leave pacing or whining before calming down.

 

11. If you drop something or react suddenly, what does your pet do?

A. Runs to check on me (3)
B. Glances over cautiously (2)
C. Keeps doing their thing (1)
 

Fun Fact: Dogs’ hearing is 4x more sensitive than humans. They often hear a change in tone or body movement before we even speak.

 

12. Does your pet pick up on your habits (e.g., bedtimes, favorite spots)?

A. Absolutely – they match my energy and timing (3)
B. Occasionally (2)
C. Not at all (1)
 

Fun Fact: Many pets prefer to sleep near their humans for safety and warmth even if they have cozy beds of their own.

 

13. Has your pet ever tried to comfort you when you’re sick or hurt?

A. Yes, they stay close or act protectively (3)
B. I think so, once or twice (2)
C. Not that I’ve noticed (1)
 

Fun Fact: Dogs can be trained to detect illness like cancer, low blood sugar, and even seizures all through scent.

 

14. Does your pet seem to recognize your smell or belongings?

A. Yes – they react to my clothes, bags, etc. (3)
B. Occasionally sniff them (2)
C. Doesn’t pay much attention (1)
 

Fun Fact: A dog’s sense of smell is up to 100,000 times stronger than ours. Even worn laundry can bring them comfort.

 

15. When you're not around, how does your pet act (based on cams or others)?

A. They look for me, wait, or act different (3)
B. They seem normal but perk up when I return (2)
C. No major behavior change (1)
 

Fun Fact: Some pets stare at doors or windows for hours waiting. One dog even went viral for hugging a pillow with its owner's face on it!

 

Results

37–45: Soulmates

Your pet knows you. Emotionally, physically, and behaviorally and your bond is rock solid. They track your voice, moods, and patterns like a furry detective.

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25–36: Strong Bond

You’ve built trust, recognition, and your pet clearly sees you as a central part of their world. Keep spending quality time together.  There’s love here, and it’s growing.

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15–24: Still Learning

Your pet may need more time or training to connect with you on a deeper level. Don't worry! Daily care, gentle touch, and positive interactions will help build that bond.

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