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Frequently asked questions

Find quick answers about the quiz, matching logic, breed info, and how to use results responsibly. If you still need help, message us and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

k9cupid helps you discover dog breeds that fit your lifestyle. Take the quiz to get personalized matches, explore breed pages to learn what to expect, and use the blog for practical tips and guidance.

The quiz asks about your home, schedule, activity level, preferences, and sensitivity to things like shedding. We then score breeds against your answers and show matches that align best with your lifestyle and expectations.

Results are guidance, not a guarantee. Every dog is an individual, and environment and training matter. Use the matches as a shortlist and always meet dogs in person when possible. For medical or behavioral concerns, consult a qualified professional.

We combine structured breed trait data with our matching logic to help you compare breeds consistently. We continuously refine how we interpret traits like energy, trainability, and shedding based on real-world feedback and common expectations.

Yes. Your progress is saved so you can come back without starting from scratch. If your results look off, try adjusting a couple of answers and compare the updated shortlist.

Some breeds may not match your current answers strongly enough, or the breed may not be available in our database yet. Try widening preferences (for example, being more flexible about energy or shedding) and check the Breeds page to explore manually.

No breed is 100% hypoallergenic. Shedding and dander vary by individual dog and home environment. If allergies are a concern, prioritize low-shedding breeds in the quiz and spend time with the dog before committing. Allergy testing and a doctor’s advice can also help.

Not always. Some long-coated dogs shed less than you expect, while some short-coated dogs can shed a lot. In our quiz, “shedding” focuses on how much hair ends up on clothes and furniture, not how long the coat looks.

Yes. Apartment-friendly is mostly about meeting exercise needs and managing barking. Many medium and large breeds do well in apartments with consistent daily activity, training, and mental enrichment.

Start with a manageable energy level, good trainability, and a temperament that fits your household. Be realistic about daily time for walks and training. If you want a low-maintenance dog, prioritize lower grooming and shedding tolerance that matches your comfort level.

Answer those questions first and be honest about your situation. If you have toddlers or small pets, prioritize gentler temperaments and higher compatibility. The quiz uses these answers to avoid recommending breeds that are typically a poor fit.

k9cupid helps you choose a type of dog that fits your life. Once you have a shortlist, we recommend meeting dogs through reputable rescues and shelters, or working with ethical, health-focused breeders. Always ask about health tests and temperament.

Some answers carry a lot of weight, such as activity level, time alone, and strong preferences like “minimal shedding”. Changing one of these can shift the rankings significantly. Use this to test scenarios and find your comfort zone.

We aim to collect as little personal data as possible. Your quiz progress may be stored in your browser to help you resume later. If you contact us, we only use your message to reply and provide support.

Ask us anything

Email support@k9cupid.fit or use the form below. Share a few details (home type, activity level, time alone, shedding tolerance, kids/pets). If you took the quiz, include your top matches so we can help you compare them.