Breed

Understanding your pet, breed by breed

A breed is not a destiny, but it changes how a signal should be read. Here is what Mimo keeps in mind for each breed it knows well.

23 breeds

Dogs

Dogs Labrador retriever Mouth, tail, wanting everything: how to read a Labrador, tell greeting from stress, and which changes should alert you. Dogs Golden retriever Gentle, sociable, a sponge for moods: how to read a Golden, spot irritability to touch and stop taking all excitement for joy. Dogs German shepherd Brain, guarding, the need for a task: how to read a German shepherd, separate observation from fear, and spot tension that no longer drops. Dogs French bulldog Short breath, big heart: how to read a French bulldog without confusing heat panting with stress, and when breathing becomes an emergency. Dogs Chihuahua Small body, big alert: how to read a Chihuahua, tell alert from aggression, and why his fear should never be minimized because he is small. Dogs Siberian husky Voice, endurance, the need for space: how to read a husky, why singing is not complaining, and what a motionless husky is trying to say. Dogs Border collie Eye, herding, a mind that never stops: how to read a Border collie, tell the working eye from a threat, and spot the dog who can no longer stop. Dogs Poodle Quick, attentive, sensitive to rough hands: how to read a poodle, what a dog who dodges grooming is saying, and how to feed his mind. Dogs Dachshund Nose, stubbornness, fragile back: how to read a dachshund, why refusing to jump is not disobedience, and how to channel a burrow hunter. Dogs Staffordshire bull terrier Clingy, sturdy, playful: how to read a Staffordshire bull terrier, tell play that heats up from play that tips over, and why he is a sofa dog.

Cats

Cats Maine Coon Big, vocal, a bit dog-like: how to read a Maine Coon, why his withdrawal weighs more than in other cats, and what a hard scratch can hide. Cats Persian Calm, flat face, fixed gaze: how to read a Persian without confusing anatomy with threat, and why an agitated Persian is a real change. Cats Siamese Loud voice, a need for conversation: how to read a Siamese, tell boredom from anxiety, and what an unusual silence means. Cats Ragdoll Floppy, trusting, happy to be carried: how to read a Ragdoll, why his floppiness is not endless consent, and when a Ragdoll who tenses up should alert you. Cats Domestic shorthair The house cat, hunter and cuddler on his own terms: how to read a domestic shorthair, why there is no template, and what the evening hunt and the windowsill say. Cats Bengal Spring-loaded, spotted, built to run: how to read a Bengal, why a still Bengal is not necessarily a good one, and how to tell intense play from a tip-over. Cats Sphynx Hairless, glued to warmth: how to read a Sphynx, why a Sphynx who leaves the radiator is a change, and what scratching says about his skin. Cats Chartreux Settled, quiet, comes when he wants: how to read a Chartreux without translating his reserve into sadness, and why a suddenly vocal Chartreux is a change. Cats British Shorthair Round, settled, dislikes being lifted: how to read a British Shorthair, why his recoil when picked up is character, and when his quietness becomes a sign. Cats Norwegian Forest cat Climber, observer, forest dweller: how to read a Norwegian Forest cat, and why one who stays on the floor and avoids height deserves noting. Cats Birman White gloves, soft voice, follows room to room: how to read a Birman, and why a Birman who isolates himself is a clearer change than in an independent cat. Cats Siberian Forest dweller, triple coat, water player: how to read a Siberian, and why a violent scratch can come from the undercoat rather than annoyance. Cats Russian Blue Reserved, bonded to one or two people: how to read a Russian Blue, why hiding from visitors is often just him, and when a suddenly clingy Russian Blue becomes a change.

On the blog

Behind the scenes How Mimo reads a video: behind the scenes of the analysis What Mimo looks at in ten seconds of video, the order in which the app reads the body, the role of breed and age, why a confidence level is shown, and what Mimo refuses to do. Dogs Dog body language: the guide to finally reading your dog Ears, eyes, mouth, tail, posture: how to read your dog’s body zone by zone, spot calming signals and catch the escalation before a bite. Cats Cat body language: the guide to understanding your cat Ears, pupils, whiskers, tail, postures and sounds: how to read your cat zone by zone, understand what he is telling you and spot the cat who is in pain and goes quiet.

Film the moment, Mimo reads it.

Ten seconds is enough. On iPhone. Android is in closed testing.