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what Pet to Choose Depending on Your Sun Sign


Compatibility extends beyond romance and relationships. It even includes pets!Some of us are better suited to certain pets than others. Why not use astrology to discover what little critter is your most complimentary companion?
Here’s your guide to pets by sign.
Aries
There’s no limit to your energy, Aries, and your ideal pet feels the same way. A medium-sized, energetic dog will be happy to hike or go for a run with you to help you get out all your aggression.
Taurus
Border Collies, Weimaraners and other loyal, side-by-side dogs will satisfy your need for faithful companionship with a smile. You may also get a kick out of a talking bird, particularly if you have a work area where they’d be comfy.
Gemini
Siamese cats are meant for you, Gemini. They’re quick thinkers and if Walt Disney had any insight, up to mischief! Just be sure to get two so you don’t have to entertain endlessly!
Cancer
A Golden Retriever or Labrador would be happy in a Cancerian home. They’ll guard your family and give you plenty of love!
Leo
Long-haired, larger cats will speak to your inner feline. Too much trouble? A small- to medium-sized dog (say a Cocker Spaniel) will add light to your life and amuse you, especially if you teach them a few tricks.
Virgo
A loyal but low-maintenance dog who stands by your side will provide just enough companionship to quell your needs. Likewise, fish don’t require much care, but enjoy a good chat all the same!
Libra
Beauty is the order of the day with Libra, so take into account the look of your pet, as well as their tendency to disrupt the order of a household. You want smooth sailing. A sleek breed of cat or a sweet Cocker Spaniel may do the trick.
Scorpio
Smart, regal cats or grand, dramatic dogs are equally pleasing to you. You need a pet that makes a statement of intelligence. Try a Siamese Cat or Great Dane.
Sagittarius
If any sign needs a friendly dog to tag along with them, it’s you, Sag. Whether a retriever or a Bulldog, it doesn’t matter. Mutts make you happy. It’s all about the disposition.
Capricorn
Independent pets who thrive on their own are the best sort for you, goat. For that reason, dogs are probably out of the question. A Persian Cat might do the trick.
Aquarius
Reptiles, rodents and other unusual pets float your boat, Aquarius. Just be sure you have someone on hand to care for them in your absence.
Pisces
You love all pets, but in particular those who return the sentiment. A Ragdoll or other loving feline would suit you, as would any fish, for obvious reasons.

Source: http://blog.californiapsychics.com/blog/2013/05/pet-zodiac-sign.html

Comments

Madalina said…
I've never considered getting a reptile. That would be a big change!
Unknown said…
I did not know sun signs could influence what pet best suits you!
penni d said…
Most of the time this astrology is right on, but I am Virgo and can't have a dog because stray kittens come every year or two. We spay or neuter, sometimes find homes and sometimes (more often) keep them. My best, happiest pet ever was a cute lil ferret. I should have a dog,lol, but no room!
Unknown said…
Siamese cats? Not real fond of them or the Great Dane it suggested. I'm a fan of birds!
Nico said…
The funny thing is I really like the Labrador s and golden retrievers.
Unknown said…
I'm an Aries and, although I like dogs, I'd rather have a cat. I absolutely love cats!
Unknown said…
I am a cancer and love my animals period. Never knew there was a certain type. I do admit I love Golden Retrievers and Labs.
Unknown said…
Cool that astrology can even guide one to the proper pet.
Unknown said…
Who knew that you should choose a pet depending your sun sign? Mine is either a larger long haired cat or a Cocker Spaniel...
Unknown said…
My pet is the Siamese Cat...it's a good thing I like cats! lol
jeancfisher said…
I'm sure a small dog would probably suit a Virgo but I've only met a very few Virgos who had a pet that wasn't a cat! As far as Pisces (my sun sign) goes, we DO love all animals. Ragdolls are especially beautiful and well-tempered, though!

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