Wood Dog is bold, adventurous and full of energy, always eager to explore, learn, and take on new challenges. They thrive in active environments and love having a purpose.

When out of balance, Wood Dogs can become frustrated, impulsive, or overly dominant, leading to both behavioural, emotional and physical issues.

Understanding the Wood Element in your Dog allows you to support their true nature, while keeping them healthy, calm, and fulfilled.

Fire Dog is lively, charismatic and full of passion. These Dogs radiate energy and excitement, often becoming the centre of attention wherever they go.

When out of balance, they can become anxious, hyperactive, or even manic. Their emotions may fluctuate between excitement and nervousness, making them restless, ungrounded or prone to attention-seeking behaviour.

Physically, they may suffer from inflammation, overheating, skin irritations, heart-related issues or nervous exhaustion.

Earth Dog is steady, nurturing and deeply loyal. These Dogs are protective and like to stay close to their guarian family. They love routine and stability, often forming strong bonds with their loved ones.

When out of balance, they can become overly attached, possessive, or lethargic. They may struggle with food fixation, leading to weight gain and digestive issues.

Emotionally, they can become overly anxious, depressed or resistant to change.

Metal Dog is disciplined, independent and values structure. These Dogs have a strong sense of duty and often exhibit refined, reserved behaviour.

Metal Dogs tend to be particular about their routines and may not be as openly affectionate as other types due to their Metal nature.

When out of balance, they can become emotionally detached, overly rigid, or stubborn.

Physically, Metal Dogs are prone to respiratory issues, dry skin, or allergies.

Water Dog is intuitive, sensitive, and deeply connected to their environment. These Dogs are naturally observant, preferring to assess situations before engaging. They have a strong bond with their Guardian but may be reserved or cautious around new people and experiences.

When out of balance, they can become fearful, withdrawn or overly anxious.

Physically, Water Dogs are prone to kidney and bladder issues, as well as anxiety-related ailments.