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1. 1. A carer says they are experienced. What strengthens your assessment?

   A carer says they are experienced. What strengthens your assessment?

   The number of emojis in their advert A promise that all dogs obey them instantly Relevant training, references and clear discussion of their methods

2. 2. A facility offers constant group activity. What else does the dog need?

   A facility offers constant group activity. What else does the dog need?

   A rule that every dog must join the group Activity without breaks throughout the stay Access to suitable quiet rest and separation when needed

3. 3. The carer will walk your dog. What should be agreed beforehand?

   The carer will walk your dog. What should be agreed beforehand?

   That the carer should try new equipment without discussion Equipment, suitable companions and any off-lead permission That friendliness makes all handling decisions unnecessary

4. 4. The boarding facility requests health records. What is best done early?

   The boarding facility requests health records. What is best done early?

   Wait until drop-off to discover the requirements Borrow another dog's records Discuss entry requirements and any needed preparation with the vet

5. 5. What should be clarified before a medical emergency occurs during care?

   What should be clarified before a medical emergency occurs during care?

   That the carer must always wait until you return Who to contact and how veterinary care will be obtained Only which photo to send you

6. 6. Before booking kennels, what gives useful information beyond photographs?

   Before booking kennels, what gives useful information beyond photographs?

   Visiting and discussing the actual daily care Assuming a large sign proves good welfare Choosing from exterior photographs alone

7. 7. What should a boarding sleeping space allow physically?

   What should a boarding sleeping space allow physically?

   Space judged solely by the dog's weight Only enough room to stay curled tightly Natural standing, turning, stretching and comfortable rest

8. 8. Why are observations recorded during a boarding stay useful?

   Why are observations recorded during a boarding stay useful?

   They replace observing the dog directly They help track changes and communicate care They guarantee that illness cannot occur

9. 9. A carer mentions insurance. What should you clarify?

   A carer mentions insurance. What should you clarify?

   What the cover includes and the emergency procedure That insurance replaces safe facilities That the word insurance guarantees every expense

10. 10. The advertised exercise programme is identical for every dog. What should you ask?

    The advertised exercise programme is identical for every dog. What should you ask?

    Whether rest can be removed for slower dogs How it is adapted to your dog's age, health and needs Whether all dogs can be made to keep up

11. 11. For a first stay away, why consider a suitable short trial beforehand?

    For a first stay away, why consider a suitable short trial beforehand?

    To see how the dog copes and adjust the plan To avoid giving the carer any information To prove every future stay will be perfect

12. 12. Which handover is most useful for the temporary carer?

    Which handover is most useful for the temporary carer?

    Clear written routines, health details and contact information Instructions to improvise everything Only the dog's name

13. 13. The provider cannot offer the safe separation your dog needs. What is appropriate?

    The provider cannot offer the safe separation your dog needs. What is appropriate?

    Assume the need disappears in a new place Find an arrangement that can meet that need Book anyway because there is a vacancy

14. 14. Which question helps assess care between scheduled activities?

    Which question helps assess care between scheduled activities?

    Who checks the dogs, including during the evening? Can the dog remain unnoticed until collection? How often is the advertising updated?

15. 15. Before entrusting the dog to a new sitter, what is useful?

    Before entrusting the dog to a new sitter, what is useful?

    Arrange the first meeting only as you leave Rely solely on a friendly profile photo Meet them with the dog and discuss its needs

16. 16. Your dog needs prescribed medicine during the stay. What must be agreed?

    Your dog needs prescribed medicine during the stay. What must be agreed?

    That doses may be changed to suit staffing That the carer can follow the veterinary instructions accurately That treatment stops while you are away

17. 17. Your dog is frightened by unfamiliar dogs. What should the carer know?

    Your dog is frightened by unfamiliar dogs. What should the carer know?

    Only that it is usually nice at home Nothing, to make the booking easier The relevant triggers and agreed safe handling plan

18. 18. What should accompany the dog's usual food at handover?

    What should accompany the dog's usual food at handover?

    A request to feed whatever other dogs eat No instructions because all dogs eat alike Clear portions, timing and any dietary restrictions

19. 19. A friend offers to keep your dog. What about their household needs checking?

    A friend offers to keep your dog. What about their household needs checking?

    Other animals, children, surroundings and secure spaces Only whether your friend likes dogs Only whether they own a sofa

20. 20. Which should guide choosing home care or boarding for your dog?

    Which should guide choosing home care or boarding for your dog?

    Its individual needs and the care actually available The belief that one option suits every dog Only the most attractive advertisement