After looking at the other doors leading deeper into the building, you find yourself intrigued by the writing on the second door. Intrigued because ever since you were a little child living with your parents and the family dog, you have wondered what it would be like to be a dog. At the time you wondered with a child-like fascination as to how your furry buddy experienced the world around him. And you wondered how he saw you and your family. You remember having these thoughts off and on for months as you were growing up. And then these child-like thoughts of yours passed away into your subconscious as you went on to pursuing more interesting topics in life.
But as you stand here in front of that door, you realize that there was one question that you had never pondered about. You realize that you had never thought of asking yourself about what kind of dog you would have liked to have been back then. If you were a dog, would you want to be like your furry friend from ages past? Or would you have to like have been a different breed all together? Looking at the door in front of you, you smile because maybe now that unanswered question could be answered. Maybe this Test Room will tell you about what kind of dog breed you would be if you were a dog.
So ignoring the female zoo employee and the motley pack of dogs that the woman is tending to, you walk up to the second door of the room and open it up. You look inside the room and see that it really isn't a room. It is more like an enclosed alcove than a room. In front of you now, you can see a sturdy looking chair with a backrest and cushions covering the arm rests and the seat itself. You walk into the alcove and close the door behind you. And just like that, the noises from the kennel behind you go silent. All you can hear now is the soft rush of air entering the room from above you and the hum of a computer. You walk around the chair. Now you see the computer that contains the personality test that you want to take.
You sit down on the chair and spend a minute just getting comfortable in it. As you are getting comfortable, you notice that on the right arm of the chair that there is some headphones. You pick the headphones up and look at them. And then you look at the computer. You smile as you see the computer's screensaver. What you see of the screensaver blows your mind. It is very detailed and very animated. And for a few more minutes, you just watch as the dogs on the screen go on with their intense poker game.
But then you reach over to the mouse next to the computer and get rid of the screensaver and its' poker playing dogs. What you see next are the instructions to the canine personality test. You see that the instructions are fairly simple ones. All you have to do is answer one of the choices given to you in each of the ten questions. Once a question is answered by you, you must hit the submit button on the screen to go on to the next question. Scrolling down to the bottom of the instruction page you see that once you answer all ten questions, the computer will then give your results.
The last thing that computer has on the screen is a yes or no question asking you if you are ready to take the test and see what kind of dog you really are. You look at the question and....