Greater Dog Personality Type, MBTI

Greater Dog personality type is ESFP, ESFP, ESFP and ESFP. Dog is a very popular personality type in the Myers Briggs community, and the most common personality type of dogs. The dog personality type is defined by its activity levels, or how much energy it has, and its independence. ESFPs are often described as being pretty laid back and easy going. ESFPs are curious, but not very driven. ESFPs are very independent and don’t need as much structure, but they also aren’t very organized. ESFPs enjoy a variety of activities, but they also like to keep a schedule. ESFPs are usually happy when they are doing what they enjoy. They don’t mind being alone, but they also enjoy being around people. ESFPs love to have fun, no matter what it is!