- Housepet - For dogs that are not qualified for other professions, they may be family or household pets. This profession applies to all breeds and/or mixbreeds. This does not have any prerequisites or requirements.

- Watchdog/Guard dog - After having completed basic security training, a housepet or unassigned dog may become a watchdog. These dogs will watch over you and your valuables at home. Recommended breeds are Huskies, Retrievers, Bull Terriers, and German Shepherds. Acceptable breeds are Shibas, Akitas and Poodles. Exempt breeds are Chihuahuas and Corgis.

- Emotional Support/Therapy Dog - These dogs must be calm, social and friendly as they are meant to help those with trauma, anxiety and more struggles they may be going through. These dogs must be trained and have a Therapy Certification! Recommended breeds are Shibas, Retrievers and Corgis. Chihuahuas and Bull Terriers are not recommended as they struggle with the training needed for this profession.

-Herding Dog - These dogs are responsible for herding large farm animals and scaring off predators. They must have at least basic herding training and their owners must be of the Cattle Farmer profession to qualify. Huskies, Akitas and Retrievers are recommended. Bull terriers and german shepherds are acceptable. Corgis, Poodles and Chihuahuas are exempt.

- Show Dog - These dogs may be admitted to obedience and conformation shows to earn titles and prizes for their owners. They must have basic obedience training, be purebred for conformation or 90%+ of the breed you're entering for obedience trials. All breeds are permitted but Chihuahuas, Poodles and Corgis are recommended.

- K-9 - These dogs go through extensive training to ensure they are focused and prepared to be alongside K-9 Handlers. They must have full k-9 training certifications and their owner must be a k-9 handler to qualify. Recommended breeds are German Shepherds, Huskies, and Retrievers. Akitas and Shibas are acceptable if they follow the required trainings, but typically struggle to pass through training. Bull Terriers, Chihuahuas, Poodles and Corgis are exempt.

Jobs: You may only have one of these per user. This does not apply to certifications.

Cattle Farmer - These handlers raise cows, sheep or other cattle. Thy earn 40 CP per mature cattle slain (typically 1-2 per day). To prevent cattle from running off, these handlers are recommended to have at least one herding dog. Per each day's rollover your cattle amount may increase or decrease depending on the amount of calves that are born, the season, and the amount of herding dogs you own to lead and protect them.

Note: your initial amount of cattle will likely diminish more day by day until you have at least one herding dog. Your cattle amount cannot become lower than 2 (one bull, one cow) however you will stop earning CP until you have at least 4 cattle again.

-K-9 Handler - These handlers are typically officers or members in an official security profession which requires them to have a trained dog by their side on each working day. They earn 40 CP per day as their wage, as well as additional 40 CP per each fully trained k-9 they have with them (Maximum of 4 active k-9s).

- Counselor - These handlers accompanied by therapy dogs comfort stressed or emotionally vulnerable people to help them overcome trauma or issues in their life or past. These individuals earn 50 CP per day. This profession's daily earnings will never increase or decrease, and will always be a steady source of income.

- Professional Dog Shower- These individuals have a typical office or working job, usually 9-5. but they are listed as professional dog showers as they spend their salary and free time entering their prized dogs into shows, boasting their titles and otherwise striving to improve their breeds. They earn 40 CP per day from their jobs, and may earn 200-1000 CP from winning competitions that their dogs win.

Therapy Certification - Awarded to dogs who have completed therapy training. This will be listed in the Certifications Section of their information panel.

K-9 Certification - Awarded to dogs that have completed the full k-9 training program. This will be listed in the Certifications Section of their information panel.

Awards

Bronze Conformation Award- This is awarded to show dogs who win 3rd place in the conformation show of their breed. This can stack if your dog wins multiple times.

Silver Conformation Award- This is awarded to show dogs who win 2nd place in the conformation show of their breed. This can stack if your dog wins multiple times.

Gold Conformation Award- This is awarded to show dogs who win 1st place in the conformation show of their breed. This can stack if your dog wins multiple times.


Bronze Obedience Award- This is awarded to show dogs who win 3rd place in the obedience trial of their breed. This can stack if your dog wins multiple times.

Silver Obedience Award- This is awarded to show dogs who win 2nd place in the obedience trial of their breed. This can stack if your dog wins multiple times.

Gold Obedience Award- This is awarded to show dogs who win 1st place in the obedience trial of their breed. This can stack if your dog wins multiple times.

Basic Security Training - This will train your canine how to recognize an intruder coming in and commands to defend you or call off an aggressive response if a guest is seen as an intruder. If successful your canine will automatically be promoted to a watchdog unless specified otherwise.

Basic Obedience Training - This will train your canine basic obedience such as how to sit, lay, heel, bring items to you and walk with you after heeling. If successful your dog will be eligible to complete in obedience shows!

In-Depth Obedience Training - If your dog has completed Basic Obedience Training, you may enroll them into this training to further their knowledge of commands and solidify their ability to focus upon their handler. If successful your dog will receive a 20% boost in obedience shows and be able to be walked off leash!

K-9 Training - This serious, well rounded training will teach a cerberus to become a loyal and efficient companion for a law enforcement official in their daily duties. Large breeds tend to do better in this training than small breeds, and if successful your dog will be able to accompany you on your job, so that you'll receive CP bonuses (if you are the proper profession to qualify)

Reputable Breeder Certification - There are multiple variants of this certification, but it’s general requirements are as follows. A dog bred by you must earn all the requirements/certifications for its field. (For k-9 must have all training and been in the field for a minimum of 8 rollovers/ For conformation must be purebred with no health issues, and have won at least 3 gold awards). Once that dog has fulfilled the requirement, the same requirement below must apply to at least one of its offspring, and the offspring of that offspring. As a reputable breeder it is expected any offspring carrying defects or health issues should be neutered/spayed.