Welsh Corgi (detailed introduction)

　　Living in an era that values dressing and natural beauty, some people spend lavishly to dress their dogs to increase both the owner's and the dog's confidence. But does this really ensure the dog is confident? Below is a simple little test to measure how confident your dog really is.
　　Question 1: Take your dog to stand in front of a large mirror and observe if the dog is willing to stay still and watch itself for more than 30 seconds.
　　A. More than 30 seconds
　　B. More than 15 seconds
　　C. More than 5 seconds
　　Question 2: Take your dog to a pet gathering. When playing with a group of beautiful and handsome friends, is the dog happy?
　　A. Happy
　　B. Average
　　C. Not happy
　　Question 3: During the gathering, does your dog actively interact with unfamiliar dogs?
　　A. Actively interacts
　　B. Relatively passive
　　C. Completely passive
　　Choose A to get 6 points
　　Choose B to get 3 points
　　Choose C to get 1 point
　　If the total score in the above questions is 15 points or more (including 15), your confidence index is 95.
　　You are a dog with strong willpower, emitting a unique charm; your confidence is not affected by appearance; you are brave in showing your strengths, giving a strong impression, as if your confidence will never collapse.
　　If the total score is 12 points or more (including 12), your confidence index is 80.
　　You are an emotionally rich dog with great self-confidence, even somewhat narcissistic; you like poetic compliments from others but fear being seen as arrogant, so you rarely show confident self-promotion, with a low-key demeanor.
　　If the total score is below 8 points, your confidence index is 60.
　　You are a calm dog who knows how to balance emotions, looking quite intellectual and clever on the outside. Although you don’t talk much, you can amaze others, leaving a deep impression. But the real you is not very confident, especially insecure about your appearance.