I'm a great dane.
Its sounds about right.
I've often thought I like to adopt a great dane, but I don't have enough room.
I had rented an upstairs apartment on a farm once, where the people that lived downstairs had a great dane. He was a big goof, friendly and loving. I enjoyed having him around, but I wouldn't want to pay his food bill.

I'm a Golden Retriever! Sounds pretty right, but I love Great Danes too! Some day I'll adopt a GR and a GD.

Thanks for the link, Sylvia.

I am a Great Dane.

I'm a golden retriever. About right, for me too.

It says a great dane but I don't think so..Debbie

I was a Great Dane also (which I don't think I am even though I like them) - methinks *everyone* comes up either GD or GR.

Golden Retriever here! Ruff Ruff!

I answered one test with status-conscious answers & came up poodle.

but I don't think the wording makes those answers appeal to many people.

I didn't like being a Golden Retriever, so took the test again and half of the questions were different. I gave different answers on those questions that were the same as before and still came out as a GR.

Great Dane. Nope! Not me - unless the dog has hip dysplasia or needs TPLO surgery!

ok, I changed my name to "dave", changed my answers to the ones that sounded like a partying fool, & I became...a Beagle!

My results said I was a Great Dane and I do think I match the description.

changed my name to Cindy, answered like an ambitious driven person & I became a Norwich Terrier!

Again, I think the questions are worded so that we don't *want* to be Poodles or Beagles or Norwich Terriers:

The whole time I was a Poodle, I kept thinking the "breed" was going to be Paris Hilton!

& when I was a Beagle, I kept thinking it was "Cheech & Chong".

& when I was a Norwich Terrier, I thought...Donald Trump!

Well, I'm a GR, too. The problem is my real answer was "None of the above" to several of the questions.

I'm a Great Dane or beagle. I love both breeds, but neither are my favorite- those would be Huskies and Rotties. Had a hard time with the dating questions, being that I've been married 15 years...

Another GR here..

Nancy..........that was so funny! LOL I can relate!

I found the the answer choices limited so half the time I just randomly picked one. There are several of these 'surveys' online........here's another one.

Here is a link that might be useful: dog quiz

Just another great dane over here. That was fun. :o)

Annz, I tried yours and I am....

"You scored 42.9% German Shepherd
The German Shepherd is a workaholic. Intent on business, this loyal breed is always on patrol. Suspicious of strangers, she defends her territory with a fierce reproach. When it comes to affection, she is tender and loving toward her pack and feels a deep responsibility for their well-being. Mental and physical exercise both appeal equally to the German Shepherd, and her intelligence is further enhanced by her dedicated nature. When it comes to dependability, the German Shepherd has the market cornered.

You scored 14.3% Saint Bernard
The Saint Bernard is a devoted and gentle giant. Her calm personality allows her to relate well to children and adults alike while satisfying her need for companionship. She is at home in nature and enjoys exercise. Her coat requires weekly brushing to keep it neat and can be left long or cut short for versatility. She's relaxed in most situations, and her easy-going nature can't be beaten.

You scored 14.3% Jack Russell Terrier
This pint-sized explorer is the Dr Livingstone of the canine world. Always ready for adventure, the Jack Russell Terrier is known to wander off at a moment's notice. Her life is never dull, and entertainment is key. Accepting in nature, she makes friends easily and is usually the center of attention wherever she goes. Her high energy and upbeat personality make the Jack Russell Terrier a fun-loving part of any family.

You scored 14.3% Lhasa Apso
The Lhasa Apso may be petite, but she's very tough. Always ready to romp, her daily exercise requirements may leave her companions winded. Fond of her loved ones, she is likely to cuddle up with them at night, content to be doted on. Her long coat requires regular maintenance but is sure to turn heads when properly styled. The feisty and exhuberant little Lhasa Apso has a well-earned reputation for her lovability.

You scored 14.3% Cocker Spaniel
The Cocker Spaniel feels the need to please. She tends to become overly submissive in her mission to make everyone happy but makes up for it with her sensitive nature. A brisk walk around the block is right up her alley, but she prefers to spend a good part of her time indoors. Her silky hair tends to become tangled, and regular grooming sessions are necessary to keep her looking her best. The accommodating Cocker Spaniel is truly a loving and trusted friend as well as an ideal companion. "

From that list, I wound quite schizophrenic!

Another golden retriever here.

I'm a Golden Retriever, which fits, because I take care of my friends' Goldens and love the breed. However, I want to be a Samoyed, as I had 2 lovely ones once, or failing that, a Husky. I agree the questions were very limited....