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My dear sister dog mom, I'm so excited to get into your results and your archetype. Keep your total score handy and let's explore what archetype you are...
Score range between 0-25: The Companion
You are the mirror of your dog’s spirit, a fellow traveler if I can say. Yours is a love forged in mutual presence and loving closeness that transcends command or ownership. You walk side by side—not ahead, not behind—an embodiment of sacred equality. You speak in gazes, touch, and breath. Yours is not a caretaking from above, but a communion from within. As the Companion, you carry the ancient magic of reciprocity. You understand that love is not given or received—it is shared. You honor your dog’s autonomy, sensing their moods, joys, and sorrows as clearly as your own. Boundaries dissolve in your presence; your dog feels seen not just as a dog, but as a soul. In your care, love is not a duty but a rhythm, like the moon waxing and waning in trust. But sometimes (maybe more often than not) your closeness can blur into enmeshment. In your yearning to merge, you may lose sight of your own edges. Your dog may become a projection of your wounds, your longings, your unmet needs. You may fear separation, seeing it as abandonment rather than rest. Ask yourself: do I allow my dog to have their own sovereignty? Am I loving from wholeness, or from a hunger to be needed?
Score range between 26-35: The Nurturer
You are like an ever-giving wellspring. Your love is a balm, an incantation whispered through acts of care—meals prepared with intention, gentle hands cleaning muddy paws, the soft reassurance of your voice when thunder shakes the windows. You mother through presence and practice, pouring your devotion into the rituals of tending. As the Nurturer, you are an alchemist of comfort. You sense your dog’s needs before they are spoken, crafting safety and serenity with your touch. You honor the lineage of caregivers, those whose magic is in the dailiness of love—consistent, invisible, sacred. You offer a sanctuary in a chaotic world, where your dog can return to themselves. But sometimes your love can become a burden if you forget to nourish yourself. In your quest to meet every need, you may neglect your own body, your own spirit. Resentment can brew in silence. You may give past your edges, hoping to earn worth through exhaustion. A reflective invitation for you: is your nurturing an offering or a compulsion? Are you mothering from fullness, or from fear of being unchosen?
Score range between 36-45: The Reclaimer
You are the revolutionary, the spell-breaker. You do not love as you were taught—you love as you remember. Through your bond with your dog, you are healing ancestral wounds, rewriting inherited scripts of neglect, domination, or disconnection. You are reclaiming the right to softness, safety, and joy—one tender gesture at a time. As the Reclaimer, your love is radical. You do not flinch from your shadows; you look them in the eye and name them, transmuting pain into presence. You see your dog not only as a companion, but as a partner in your return to yourself. You are rewilding your instincts, shedding cultural armour. In your care, there is defiance, liberation, and the slow unfurling of a soul long denied its song. But healing is not control in disguise. In your drive to do things differently, you may grip too tightly, seeking perfection where only connection is needed. You may conflate your dog’s journey with your own, using them as proof of your worthiness. Maybe something to ask yourself: Am I allowing love to be messy, organic, alive? Or am I forcing it to be a redemption I never received?
Score range between 46-55: The Steward
Your love extends beyond the personal—it is ecological, spiritual, cosmic. You see your dog not as an object of affection but as a fellow being in the great web of life. You walk with reverence while honoring every footprint. As the Steward, your love is holy stewardship. You consider the impact of every action—what you feed, where you walk, how you consume. You see your dog’s body as a creature of the Earth, and you tend to them with the humility of one who knows they do not own, only share. Your love is ancestral and future-facing, a bridge between past wisdom and tomorrow’s care. But be careful of letting idealism harden into dogma. In seeking the most “ethical” path, you may become rigid, judgmental, or self-punishing. You may lose the joy of connection in the pursuit of correctness. A gentle reflective invitation for you: am I loving through alignment, or through anxiety? Do I leave space for mystery, contradiction, and grace?
Score range between 56-65: The Protector
You are the shield. Your love is fierce, like a storm held back by sheer will. You guard your dog’s body, heart, and spirit as though they were sacred—and they are. You are attuned to danger, alert to injustice. Your home is a fortress and your presence a spell of safety cast wide and deep. As the Protector, your love is grounded in vigilance and honor. You see what others miss—microaggressions, subtle threats, the invisible ways the world wounds the vulnerable. Your dog trusts you completely, knowing you will advocate for them when they cannot speak. You teach boundaries like prayers: clear, unwavering, protective of what is tender. In your care, no harm goes unnoticed. But defense too can become a cage. In shielding your dog, you may also shield them from growth. Hypervigilance can fray the nervous system, both yours and theirs. Your protection may become projection, mistaking old wounds for present threats. Maybe something to breathe into: am I creating safety with my dog, or building walls around us both?
Score range between 66-80: The Provider
Your love speaks through stocked cabinets, plush bedding, vet appointments made on time, long walks mapped with care. You express devotion through infrastructure—ensuring the world around your dog is steady, supportive, and abundant. As the Provider, your love is pragmatic magic. You understand that care lives in the details: the right harness, the filtered water, the treat that doesn’t upset their tummy. You do not romanticize love—you organize it, plan it, execute it. Your dog thrives in your structured tenderness, finding peace in your reliable rhythm. And while you beautifully architect this care for your dog, remember love is not only what is done, but what is felt. In your devotion to the physical, you may bypass the emotional. You might soothe with solutions instead of presence, managing care like a checklist. Maybe something to hold for yourself: am I creating security, or just the illusion of it? Do I allow for softness, spontaneity, surrender?