Chinese Horoscope Dog

People born in the year of Dog are known to be honest, loyal and faithful. Dog always stick to their firm codes of ethics. Dog are generally quite trustworthy and makes a wonderful, discreet and loyal friend. They are excellent listener too. The Dog's motto seems to be: Live right, look out for the less fortunate people and fight injustice whenever there is any.

Dog can also be rather opinionated and dogmatic too. They do not go for light social gossip or teasing; instead they go straight for home, discoursing on the topics that are most critical to them. At these times the Dog's narrow-minded nature or stubborn side can become obvious. Dog have trouble staying calm when a critical issue is at stake. They can also be very temperamental. Mood swings characterize its emotional life and often the Dog needs to run away to be alone in order to recuperate. Part of the problem is the result of the Dog's load of irrational fears that turn into petty anxieties that may hurt their feelings and result in grouchiness. Dog need to warm up to others over time and gradually learn to trust them. Without that trust as a basic foundation, Dog can be judgmental and harsh.

Free Chinese Zodiac Dog 2013

The dog is considered to be the most reliable one in the Chinese Horoscope. The people who belong to this sign are considered to be the most loyal ones. There has been immense talk spoken about the dog sign when it comes in regards to the characters like respect, truthfulness and loyalty. The year 2013 according to the free Free Chinese Zodiac dog 2013 is predicted to have minor downs with smooth ride all along the year. The individuals who belong to the dog sign are said to be those who have a great sense of integrity and fair play within them. The element of cheating will not be found within them. The Chinese Horoscope 2013 predicts education to be the top rated skill level for this year. There is going to be the high levels reached in this field with the apt support from the family and friends. Personal life though will seem to be a big concern in the first half of the Chinese calendar year, the later half is said to compensate for the initial losses.