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    I don't know much about dog breeds but if socionics is genetic...Then really we are doing what accounts to people breeding selection for specialization. Like dog breeds are bred for certain characteristics.
    The 8 information elements are just the broad vectors needed at minimum to describe the traits, 16 general categories that can overlap mathematically without interfering with one another.
    Ex: LSIs are all the watchdogs and cop dogs: bulldogs, rottweilers, german shepherds etc

    opposites....

    IEE:golden retriever? "Golden Retrievers are often used as therapy dogs due to their calm demeanor, gentle disposition, and friendliness to strangers"

    Perhaps you can extrapolate some similarities and what it means. Also you can see cross specialization for jobs like so:
    (Theres a million specializations in each of these but purely...)
    Ti-LSI:judge, beauracrat, lawyer, mid-high ranking officer: ?specialized watchdogs
    Se-LSI: Cop, soldier, sentry, guard :detection and sniffer dogs?


    And getting racier for the fun of it:massage therapists, waiters, strippers, prostitutes: probably alpha SF: service dogs, show breeds

    Feel free to add knowledge you have on the issue and
    fill in the rest if you know them...I might later
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    How about chairs ? Why don't we systematise chairs ?

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    not type related; I love many different dogs, unrelated to their breed.
    My ESE sister, cousin and boss all like golden retrievers...hum...
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    Enneagram 5 (wings either 4 or 6)?


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    Um I think there needs to be some moderation here. This forum is intended for serious discussion. This really should be in anything goes or somesuch.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tcaudilllg View Post
    Um I think there needs to be some moderation here. This forum is intended for serious discussion. This really should be in anything goes or somesuch.
    i.e. anything by Tcaud.

    I know the OP is probably tongue in cheek, but I have actually thought about this previously in the past though in a different form than just dog breeds. Surely the 16types if they are a means of information metabolism should be more generalisable, being applicable to most animals with relatively similar brain structures. It would probably be easier to type animals than people in some respects as the blurring of type characteristics that occurs with education would be absent.

    Dog breeds would probably be a decent comparison as specific traits have been bred into the various breeds, with personality coming through as well.
    LII?

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    Well looks like I'm gonna have a good laugh in the afternoon!

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    Quote Originally Posted by tcaudilllg View Post
    Well looks like I'm gonna have a good laugh in the afternoon!
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    ILE/ENTp:
    Golden Retriever


    SEI/ISFp:
    Basset Hound


    ESE/ESFj:
    Old English Sheepdog


    LII/INTj:
    Scottish Terrier


    ---

    SLE/ESTp:
    Pitbull Terrier


    IEI/INFp:
    Jack Russell Terrier


    EIE/ENFj:
    Poodle


    LSI/ISTj:
    Doberman Pinscher


    ---

    SEE/ESFp:
    Pug


    ILI/INTp:
    Bulldog


    LIE/ENTj:
    Siberian Husky


    ESI/ISFj:
    Chihuahua


    ---

    LSE/ESTj:
    St. Benard


    EII/INFj:
    Havanese


    IEE/ENFp:
    Rough Collie


    SLI/ISTp:
    Greyhound

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    I have always wanted a husky. Maybe there's something to this .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bardia View Post
    I have always wanted a husky. Maybe there's something to this .
    Me too lol, same with rough collie. Dobermans are pretty badass too though.

    I agree with poodle as ENFj haha

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    NO if any dog is IEI it will be the bichon frise. They are so adorable. I don't want to be a big dog like a golden retriever! Lol

    Btw I agree with tcaud, this probably doesn't belong here but.. /shrug.

    But I love bichons. Kind of obsessed with them. The background on my computer is a bichon. So is the icon for when I log on. And I have a bichon calendar.
    They're so sweet and cute and fluffy and gentle, omg, I am getting excited just thinking about it!
    I need to calm down. I probably sound weird .... /end post

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    Timeless, I love that breed for me.

    Maybe I should get one of those.
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    Enneagram 5 (wings either 4 or 6)?


    I'm constantly looking to align the real with the ideal.I've been more oriented toward being overly idealistic by expecting the real to match the ideal. My thinking side is dominent. The result is that sometimes I can be overly impersonal or self-centered in my approach, not being understanding of others in the process and simply thinking "you should do this" or "everyone should follor this rule"..."regardless of how they feel or where they're coming from"which just isn't a good attitude to have. It is a way, though, to give oneself an artificial sense of self-justification. LSE

    Best description of functions:
    http://socionicsstudy.blogspot.com/2...functions.html

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    Actually, if there are integral types for things like nations and other groups, I don't see why there shouldn't be for animals. We humans tend to anthropomorphize animals and attribute personality characteristics to them. Whether these personality traits are real or imagined is beside the point -- they exist as cultural archetypes, and so in a real sense, they should be typeable.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Krig the Viking View Post
    Actually, if there are integral types for things like nations and other groups, I don't see why there shouldn't be for animals. We humans tend to anthropomorphize animals and attribute personality characteristics to them. Whether these personality traits are real or imagined is beside the point -- they exist as cultural archetypes, and so in a real sense, they should be typeable.
    I think that is the point, considering behavioural patterns are so variant between various species and breeds then there must be underlying difference in their informational processing (whether or not socionics is the applicable model is what I'm unsure of). Typing based on any other criteria, especially cultural archetypes, is senseless.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Timeless View Post
    SEE/ESFp:
    Pug
    I think pugs fit better to ISFp.

    Quote Originally Posted by Timeless View Post
    ILI/INTp:
    Bulldog
    A bulldog? No, this dog is definitely sensing, just take a look at it!

    Also, Dobermann = ENTj imho.
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