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Want to know if someone will make a good partner? Look at their dog.

Want to know if someone will make a good partner? Just look at their dog. Therapists and pet experts say the owners of these dog breeds make the best romantic partners:

  • English mastiff: "Loving a giant bread teaches us patience, which is so needed in a romantic relationship,” says Becky Morrison, a mental health nurse practitioner.
  • Golden retriever: "Golden retrievers are a dog breed that attracts the kindest people," says Jen Jones, founder of Your Dog Advisor, a blog for dog owners.
  • Cavalier King Charles Spaniel: "Gentle breeds like the Cavalier King Charles are often owned by kind souls and those with a lot of empathy," says veterinarian Linda Simon.
  • Border Collie: These herding dogs require an owner who has the patience for a very active dog that requires both physical activity and a lot of mental stimulation. Having that kind of patience and dedication bodes well for human relationships.
  • Cuban Havanese: These dogs are nicknamed “Velcro” dogs because they stick by their owner no matter what. These dogs want to be right by your side and an owner who chooses a dog like that will surely stick by your side as well.
  • Mutts: People who rescue shelter dogs certainly have big hearts and lots of love to give. Sounds pretty great in a romantic partner, we’d say.

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