Thanks. Yeah, too many people get caught up with "the best" of everything ... which really is non-thinking. For example, you always see people wanting to know "the best" wormer ... "the best" kibble ... "the best" Frisco dog ... "the best" Mayday dog ... or whatever. But, here again, this is basically non-thinking.
It demonstrates FAR better (and deeper knowledge) to know everything about wormers ... or to know everything about canine nutrition ... or everything about Frisco and his line ... etc., etc. ... than it does to be able to answer a single trivia question about which is "the best." Because, really, the more you really know, the more you realize there IS NO "best wormer" (you need to pick the right one for the right job) ... there IS no "best kibble" (you shouldn't feed kibble at all LOL) ... there IS NO "best Frisco dog" (there's a lot of truly great ones), etc.
Therefore, to know your average tendencies, essentially, is to have real knowledge about something rather than beginner hysteria over one animal.
Jack