Ever wonder what each type will be as animals ? All animals are completely unique in their own way, just like all the types and the people who possess them. But certain animals have traits similar to certain types, which then can be used to symbolise the type itself. It also makes it more easier to explain about personality types to young children, when seemingly complex types are replaced with cute and furry animals !
ENFJ : Doge
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ENFJs are loyal, friendly and very cooperative ! They are also well loved for being warm and caring towards everyone they meet. They also make great leaders, often at the request of others. Dogs, descended from wolves, used to live in packs before they were domestic. They are such popular and lovable pets, also known to be very loyal to their owners and bring joy to everyone's lives.
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INFJ : Cat
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INFJs are quiet mystics, whom possesses great kindness and knowledge behind their cold exterior. Some are also secretly psychics, whom have a gift for predicting the future or even sensing things that other people cannot. Cats, cold as they seem, actually love their owners as much as dogs do. Cats are also known to sense spirits and always know when something is wrong.
ENFP : Otter
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ENFPs are fun-loving, outgoing people who always see many possibilities and have many ideas going on in their head. They are also kind and warm, and are always trying to please the people around them by putting on funny acts. Otters are super cute and love to play and interact with people. Recently, some people have made them as house pets. Otters are also very nurturing towards their children, and always can be seen cuddling them while floating on their backs.
INFP : Hamster
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INFPs are sensitive, soft and lovable people, who sometimes just needs a hug from their loved ones. They are also dreamy and imaginative, with their heads always up in the clouds. But do not underestimate their soft looks- they become very fierce when their values are threatened. Hamsters are soft and fragile pets, which are loved by children due to their cute appearance. With such a small body, they can get easily lost, wandering in the depths of the house. And don't you every dare bully them, or they will bite a hole in your finger. ( just kidding )
ENTJ : Lion
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ENTJs are loud, demanding and bossy towards their friends and family. But despite that, they are capable and strong leaders , with great efficiency and conviction to achieve their goals. Lions are also known as the "King of the Jungle", and always can be seen in packs. The roles of the lions of each pack are clearly defined, and the leader makes sure that every lion is working hard to provide for the pack. Not to mention, lions are always roaring to assert dominance, something similar to what ENTJs do when they're angry.
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INTJ : Wolf
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INTJs are usually loners who prefer constant solitude to think about the mysteries or the questions they have about the world. They seem cold and detached from the world, but in reality are respected by others for their intelligence and ability to defy the authorities and rules if it doesn't serve justice. Wolfs are animals who live in a group, but the younger wolf will leave the pack in order to start a new one. Just like INTJs who rather create their own rules instead of following the ones set for them. Wolves are also very ferocious when threatened.
ENTP : Parrot
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Unlike the other NT types, ENTPs are the least scary due to their funny and witty sense of humour. They are also super intelligent and talkative, and love to experiment with the people and the things around them. They are always likely to have some kind of trick up their sleeve. Parrot are known for being funny and entertaining pets, always bringing laughs to the house by their excellent mimicry and performances. They are also very curious about everything, and love to push stuff off tables to see what will happen ( sadly, it doesn't result in something good ).
INTP : Owl
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The smartest and the most introverted out of all the types, INTPs spend a lot of time in their heads, thinking of all the possibilities of the world. They also hate to be restricted by others and prefer to move on their own pace. Owls are often depicted as the symbol of intelligence, and seem wiser than other birds, just like young INTPs with their peers. Tired with the hustle and bustle of the day, they prefer to come out during the night, when it's quiet and there's no one to interrupt their lifestyle. Owls are also super independent : have you ever seen them travelling in flocks ?
ESTJ : Horse
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ESTJs are loud and demanding people, and can always be seen leading a group. They are also very responsible, and always stick to the rules. Horses are proud and strong animals who love to show off their dominance in their pack. But despite that, they carry out their responsibilities fairly well, and don't usually get angry when they are used to pull carriages or race in competitions.
ISTJ : Beaver
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ISTJs are hard-working, responsible and always follow the rules. They do what they're told, and stick to their roles in order to be a functioning member of the society. Beavers live in groups, and all of them work together to build a dam that serves as a home for them. They are also good with repetitive chores , like gnawing a log repeatedly for hours and assembling the logs to form a dam. They definitely are the #1 hardworking animals.
ESFJ : Sheep
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If ESTJs are the dad, then ESFJs are the mum. ESFJs are kind, nurturing, emotional, loud ; everything you can find in a typical mother. They are also practical and good with day-to-day chores, always working hard to make sure no one around them is sad or hurt. Sheep are soft, caring and warm (literally). These fluffy animals also provide us wool to be made into warm jackets, so we can stay warm too. They are alway seen in a herd, and hate to be the "black sheep" of the herd, just like how ESFJs will do anything to avoid being social outcasts.
ISFJ : Deer
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ISFJs are quiet, kind and caring people. They may not speak much, but they love to interact and care for others. They are also mature and well-respected by others for their sincerity and kindness. Responsible and practical, they always do what they are told to do. Deers are beautiful animals who rather stick in small groups rather than large ones. Although they are usually timid and rather run away than directly confronting their enemies, they will fight them off with their antlers if they try to hurt their young.
ESTP : Bear
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Adventurous and outgoing, ESTPs love exploring new things and challenging themselves. They are absolutely fearless, and are not afraid of taking risks that most people are scared of. Most importantly, they do it all for the sake of fun. Bears travel alone because they hate to be restricted by a group, and want to be able to do whatever they want. Although they are very popular and mostly depicted as cute "teddy bears", they are actually very aggressive. They are not afraid to put up a fight with other predators to show who's boss.
ISTP : Tiger
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ISTPs love exploring and taking risks, but they prefer to do it alone. They are the typical "strong and silent" type, with great hand-eye coordination and physical strength, and a cold and silent exterior. They also hate being controlled by rules and structure. Tigers prefer to travel alone or live in small groups. They also have great physical reflexes and jaw strength. Scientists say that if a tiger and a lion had a fight, the tiger would probably win.
ESFP : Meerkat
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ESFPs are outgoing and sociable people who loves parties and outings of all sorts, and their kind and charming exterior makes them popular people. They also love sensory indulgences like good food and beautiful things, but may have a little trouble with moderation and self-control. Meerkats are sociable and cute animals , which are always seen in a group. They are also easily tamed , that's why some are kept as pets. These fun-loving animals sometimes play games with each other, and communicate by "singing" and purring. Timon from The Lion King is probably an ESFP.
ISFP : Rabbit
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ISFPs are sensitive, emotional and quiet people, whom love expressing themselves through art and music. Their kindness and compassion towards others and love for physical activities and performances makes them quite popular despite being an introvert. Rabbits are cute and popular pets, which are easy to handle as they are rarely aggressive and noisy. They are very emotional, and will get sick if their partner or friend dies. Also, don't make too much noise - they are very timid and are easily frightened.
Ooh, looks like we're ISFPs ! Does that makes us completely the same as each other?
Nah, we are still more or less different from each other. After all, no 2 rabbits on Earth are exactly the same.