| Fearfulness |
Fear of people - How fearful the dog is to approach, or be around humans. |
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| Fearfulness |
Nonsocial related fear - Fear exhibited when alone, such as a fear of surroundings or noise. |
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| Fearfulness |
Fear of dogs - How fearful the dog is around other dogs or when other dogs are detectable (sight, sound, smell). |
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| Fearfulness |
Fear of handling - How fearful the dog is of handling, including restraint, social and grooming. |
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| Aggression (People) |
General aggression - The general temperament of the dog in terms of aggression. |
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| Aggression (People) |
Situational aggression - Environmental situations that can cause anger, such as provoking behaviour. |
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| Activity/Excitability |
Excitability - How excitable the dog is, for example in response to human presence, toys, treats, etc. |
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| Activity/Excitability |
Playfulness - The willingness of the dog to play and how interested they are in play. |
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| Activity/Excitability |
Active engagement - How motivated the dog is during social interactions and activities. |
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| Activity/Excitability |
Companionability - The tendency or disposition to be sociable or associate with humans (and other dogs or pets). |
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| Training |
Trainability - How easy it is to train the dog, based on their willingness to participate and the speed at which they learn. |
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| Training |
Controllability - The ability of the dog to obey and respond to training commands. |
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| Aggression (Animals) |
Aggression towards Dogs - The display of aggression (growling, biting, etc.) to other dogs. |
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| Aggression (Animals) |
Prey drive - The instinct to find, pursue and capture prey. |
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| Aggression (Animals) |
Dominance over other dogs - The desire of the dog to be seen as dominant (higher in the social order). |
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