# MyPetVillage > MyPetVillage is a free pet personality test for dogs and cats, inspired by the Myers-Briggs (MBTI) framework, plus a set of free tools and guides for dog and cat owners. ## What MyPetVillage is - MyPetVillage is a free pet personality test for dogs and cats, inspired by the Myers-Briggs (MBTI) framework, plus a set of free tools and guides for dog and cat owners. - The personality test has 40 questions and takes about 5 minutes. The owner answers based on how they observe their pet. - The result is one of 16 personality types for dogs or for cats. A short report is free; a fuller report can be unlocked for a fee. - There are also MBTI e-book guides in the store, an affiliate program and a donate page. - It is independently developed and is not affiliated with The Myers-Briggs Company. - It does not sell the data of users or their pets. See https://mypetvillage.com/privacy-policy. - Contact: hello@mypetvillage.com - Built by Stardance Digital (https://stardance.io). ## Main pages - [Free pet personality test](https://mypetvillage.com/free-personality-test): the 40-question MBTI-style test for dogs and cats - [Dog personality types](https://mypetvillage.com/personality-types/dog) - [Cat personality types](https://mypetvillage.com/personality-types/cat) - [Free pet tools](https://mypetvillage.com/tools): 15 free calculators, quizzes and checkers - [Learn: pet behavior and personality guides](https://mypetvillage.com/learn) - [Store](https://mypetvillage.com/store): MBTI e-book guides - [Affiliate program](https://mypetvillage.com/affiliate) - [Hall of Fame](https://mypetvillage.com/hall-of-fame) ## Other agent-readable files - https://mypetvillage.com/llms.txt - https://mypetvillage.com/llms-full.txt - https://mypetvillage.com/index.md - https://mypetvillage.com/tools.md - https://mypetvillage.com/personality-types.md - https://mypetvillage.com/learn.md > Information on MyPetVillage is educational and for fun. It is not veterinary advice. If a pet seems unwell or may have eaten something dangerous, contact a veterinarian or an animal poison control service.