Siberian Husky MBTI 성격 유형
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"Siberian Husky은 어떤 성격 유형입니까? Siberian Husky은 mbti의 ENFP 성격 유형입니다. enneagram의 7w6 - sx/so - 749, big 5의 SLUAI, socionics의 EIE입니다."
As a person who owns a Husky, I'm gonna tell you how they are: - Either hiperactive or lazy as f, these mf really go from destroying your entire house to taking a 20 hours nap. - Too clever for their own good, these creatures often end in the most ridiculous situation posible due to their curiosity and lack of pain and preocupation from their own security. - Independent, they are like the half way between a dog and a cat, they are too not giving a f for the average dog but too clingy for the average cat. - Annoying. These little monster are just like kids, whenever they want your attention, they find the most annoying and obnoxious way to recieve - Emotional. They like to jump over people, throw them into the floor, bite their hands, unintentionally bully other dogs/people... - Evil. These mf know when they have done something wrong, but they absolutely don't regret it and they do that again and again cuz they know it will make you mad just for the seek of atention. In conclusion, I love my dog, she is a wonderful creature and extremely affectionate, loyal and funny. If you are about to adopt a Husky, just have in mind that they are SO time consuming and a very uneasy dog breed to begin with and they take a way larger amount of responsability than almost any other breed.
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A striking appearance. A quick mind. Extreme independence. These dogs are known for their intelligence and ‘lone wolf’ status – finding a way to escape just about any enclosure to go out and explore the world for themselves. Husky’s tend to be on the quiet side, and aren’t too keen on pleasing people. They hate to be caged in, and if cooped up in a small space they will often become destructive and tear things apart. They long to explore the world, be free to roam, and are often some of the most difficult dogs to train – even though they’re so intelligent. In fact, Siberian Husky’s are so intelligent that they will “hack” their way through obedience school – performing for their teachers and then shirking what they’ve learned when they get back home.
