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1. 1. You want attention around mild distractions. What foundation helps?

   You want attention around mild distractions. What foundation helps?

   Introduce the name only in crowds Practise responding to the name in an easier place first Use a different name at every attempt

2. 2. In a noisy place, your dog crouches and repeatedly tries to leave. What should you do?

   In a noisy place, your dog crouches and repeatedly tries to leave. What should you do?

   Create distance and a safe retreat Block every exit for more practice Assume stillness means comfort

3. 3. Your dog loses interest during a long practice session. What is a useful adjustment?

   Your dog loses interest during a long practice session. What is a useful adjustment?

   Use shorter sessions with breaks Repeat commands faster Extend it until exhaustion

4. 4. You are increasing the time your dog stays on a mat. What should stay easy initially?

   You are increasing the time your dog stays on a mat. What should stay easy initially?

   Nothing; increase everything Your distance and surrounding distractions Only the room's colour

5. 5. A class uses intimidation when dogs struggle with distractions. What should you seek?

   A class uses intimidation when dogs struggle with distractions. What should you seek?

   A guarantee of instant obedience More frightening equipment A reward-based class suited to your dog

6. 6. A sit works in the kitchen but not on a busy pavement. What is a sensible interpretation?

   A sit works in the kitchen but not on a busy pavement. What is a sensible interpretation?

   The cue has been permanently erased The new context is harder The dog is deliberately humiliating you

7. 7. Your dog settles comfortably at home. How should café practice begin?

   Your dog settles comfortably at home. How should café practice begin?

   With a compulsory hour-long stay With the busiest terrace at peak time With a quiet manageable setting

8. 8. Your dog enjoys an already learnt hand target. How could it help in a manageable setting?

   Your dog enjoys an already learnt hand target. How could it help in a manageable setting?

   Replace all safety equipment Guarantee control in every emergency Provide a familiar simple task

9. 9. Cyclists repeatedly trigger chasing on your usual route. What helps while training develops?

   Cyclists repeatedly trigger chasing on your usual route. What helps while training develops?

   Remove the lead to reduce frustration Walk closer to test improvement Choose quieter routes and prevent chasing

10. 10. A dog lunges and barks at passing dogs. Is demanding repeated sits a complete solution?

    A dog lunges and barks at passing dogs. Is demanding repeated sits a complete solution?

    No, assess safety and the underlying difficulty Yes, more commands solve every cause Yes, fear can always be ignored

11. 11. In training notes, what do duration, distance and distraction describe?

    In training notes, what do duration, distance and distraction describe?

    Three mandatory punishments Different sources of difficulty Three dog personality types

12. 12. An easy task becomes more demanding outside. What reward decision may help?

    An easy task becomes more demanding outside. What reward decision may help?

    Replace rewards with intimidation Assume every reward has identical value Choose something the dog values more

13. 13. Which setting suits the first lesson of an unfamiliar skill?

    Which setting suits the first lesson of an unfamiliar skill?

    The busiest market entrance A crowded dog greeting A quiet familiar room

14. 14. A helper walking past disrupts a settling exercise. What can you change?

    A helper walking past disrupts a settling exercise. What can you change?

    Prevent the dog from moving by force Have them run closer Ask the helper to pass farther away

15. 15. Your usually comfortable dog suddenly struggles in familiar situations. What should be considered?

    Your usually comfortable dog suddenly struggles in familiar situations. What should be considered?

    An automatic need for harsher training A veterinary check as well as the context Only deliberate disobedience

16. 16. You notice an approaching trigger before your dog reacts. What can you plan?

    You notice an approaching trigger before your dog reacts. What can you plan?

    A test without any exit A forced close encounter A calm route away with enough space

17. 17. Why use a cooperative helper for early distraction practice?

    Why use a cooperative helper for early distraction practice?

    You can reduce or pause their activity They make safety planning unnecessary They can force the dog to fail

18. 18. After a frightening encounter, your dog remains unsettled. What may be needed before more training?

    After a frightening encounter, your dog remains unsettled. What may be needed before more training?

    Quiet recovery time An immediate harder challenge A punishment for being distracted

19. 19. On a manageable walk, your dog voluntarily checks in with you. What can you do?

    On a manageable walk, your dog voluntarily checks in with you. What can you do?

    Ignore it but demand attention later Reward that attention Immediately jerk the lead

20. 20. Your dog urgently needs to toilet when training starts. What comes first?

    Your dog urgently needs to toilet when training starts. What comes first?

    Meet that need Treat the discomfort as disobedience Insist on completing all repetitions