[QUIZ] Are you a Great Smoky Mastiff or a Denali Husky? 🐶

Find out which national park matches your favorite dog breed!

Fetch your national park match! Choose your favorite dog breed and we'll tell you which park we matched it with. Unleash Your National Bark Summer is the paw-fect time to get outdoors and explore our country's incredible national parks! From the towering peaks of Yellowstone to the rugged beauty of the Badlands, every park has a unique personality—just like our favorite four-legged trail buddies! So we thought, what if your favorite dog breed could reveal your national park spirit match? Pick your favorite pup from the list below and we'll fetch your park personality!

Golden Retriever     Siberian Husky     Bulldog     Beagle     Bullmastiff     Borzoi     Shiba Inu     Chihuahua

CHOOSE YOUR NATIONAL PARK PUP   While we recognize that these are all very good dogs, remember: not all parks are pup-friendly. If you're planning an adventure with your canine companion, check the park's pet policies first to make sure they allow pets, and what their rules are to ensure your adventure is safe and fun for your pup, fellow visitors and the park's wild residents. And don't forget the basics: keep your dog leashed, pack up and properly dispose of all waste (bring those 💩 bags!) and leave no trace so these cherished landscapes stay pristine. Together, we can make sure these special places stay safe and beautiful for people and pups alike. Sincerely, Margot Krieger Director of Membership The Wilderness Society P.S. While this quiz is just for fun, the threats to our national parks are very real. The Trump administration and its allies in Congress are working to open millions of acres of public lands to oil drilling, mining and development—including national monuments and in and around beloved national parks, national wildlife refuges and wilderness areas. Protecting these places matters now more than ever. If you're able, please rush a gift to protect our nation's wild places and keep them wag-worthy for generations to come.

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