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It has been established that people tend to choose pets that look like them, but does your pet also have your personality traits? That’s what Professor Richard Wiseman, of the University of Hertfordshire in England is trying to find out. To take part in study, swing by Wiseman’s website, Pet Personalitywhere participation is easy—all you have to do is fill in a form.  Research has already shown that humans who own purebred dogs tend to chose dogs that look like them. ( But now pet owners can discover if their dogs, cats, fishes, birds, hamsters, mice, ginea pigs, gerbils, rabbits, horses, reptiles, ferrets, tortoises, or other pets, have their personality traits. If your pets do share your personality traits, then the inference might be that you, consciously or unconsciously. chose that pet because of the similarity. Or, who knows, maybe they acquired your traits just by hanging around you?
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