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1. 1. Which FCI group contains the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel?

   Which FCI group contains the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel?

   Northern sled dogs Companion and toy dogs Scent hounds

2. 2. Your Cavalier develops tangles around its feathered ears. What helps?

   Your Cavalier develops tangles around its feathered ears. What helps?

   Dragging a comb through at full force Regular gentle checks and appropriate grooming help Waiting until the tangles pull the skin

3. 3. Does being a companion Cavalier mean no walks or learning are needed?

   Does being a companion Cavalier mean no walks or learning are needed?

   No, provide suitable exploration and activities Yes, sitting on a lap meets every need Yes, small breeds should never sniff outdoors

4. 4. Your Cavalier moves away from a child's hug. What is the right response?

   Your Cavalier moves away from a child's hug. What is the right response?

   Hold it still because Cavaliers should be affectionate Encourage a tighter hug Let it leave and guide the child towards calmer contact

5. 5. Which structure is affected by mitral valve disease, an important Cavalier health concern?

   Which structure is affected by mitral valve disease, an important Cavalier health concern?

   A heart valve An ear cartilage A hip ligament

6. 6. Your Cavalier likes close company. How should necessary absences be prepared?

   Your Cavalier likes close company. How should necessary absences be prepared?

   By assuming a second dog guarantees success By leaving it alone all day from the start Gradually, within its coping ability, with support if distressed

7. 7. Why does the Cavalier heart scheme use both listening and echocardiography?

   Why does the Cavalier heart scheme use both listening and echocardiography?

   Listening proves every valve will stay normal forever They provide different information about the heart The scan measures intelligence

8. 8. A Cavalier repeatedly scratches near its neck without obvious skin contact. What should you do?

   A Cavalier repeatedly scratches near its neck without obvious skin contact. What should you do?

   Assume it is definitely syringomyelia Describe it to the vet without diagnosing it yourself Dismiss it as a charming breed habit

9. 9. What does the Royal Kennel Club Cavalier heart scheme assess?

   What does the Royal Kennel Club Cavalier heart scheme assess?

   Only the coat pattern The spinal cord through a cheek swab The heart through specialist examination

10. 10. What does 'Blenheim' describe in a Cavalier's coat?

    What does 'Blenheim' describe in a Cavalier's coat?

    Solid black without markings Chestnut markings on white Grey stripes on blue

11. 11. Before adopting a Cavalier with existing health conditions, what should you obtain?

    Before adopting a Cavalier with existing health conditions, what should you obtain?

    Only the name of its coat colour Only a promise that small dogs cost little Records and a realistic individual care plan

12. 12. Syringomyelia, discussed in Cavalier health, involves what?

    Syringomyelia, discussed in Cavalier health, involves what?

    A change of coat colour Fluid-filled cavities within the spinal cord Extra teeth in the jaw

13. 13. Can a Cavalier with mitral valve disease look well initially?

    Can a Cavalier with mitral valve disease look well initially?

    Yes, outward signs can be absent No, coat changes always identify it No, it must cough from birth

14. 14. Your Cavalier cries during ordinary handling. What should take priority?

    Your Cavalier cries during ordinary handling. What should take priority?

    Stop the painful handling and seek veterinary advice Assume affection will cure the pain Hold it more firmly until it tolerates it

15. 15. Which examination is central to investigating suspected syringomyelia in a Cavalier?

    Which examination is central to investigating suspected syringomyelia in a Cavalier?

    An ordinary photo of its face MRI interpreted by the veterinary team A coat-colour chart

16. 16. Which coat does the Cavalier standard describe?

    Which coat does the Cavalier standard describe?

    Naturally hairless Short and wiry without feathering Long and silky, with feathering

17. 17. Does a Cavalier's normal heart assessment also certify its spinal cord is normal?

    Does a Cavalier's normal heart assessment also certify its spinal cord is normal?

    Yes, if the certificate is recent No, cardiac and neurological investigations are different Yes, every screening scheme covers every organ

18. 18. Your Cavalier is struggling to breathe. What should you do?

    Your Cavalier is struggling to breathe. What should you do?

    Contact a vet immediately for emergency care Make it walk to test stamina Wait until its next routine check

19. 19. How should you read an old normal heart result for a Cavalier?

    How should you read an old normal heart result for a Cavalier?

    As a dated finding, with follow-up discussed professionally As permanent protection against heart disease As proof that no other screening is needed

20. 20. Your Cavalier has red, sticky, uncomfortable eyes. What is appropriate?

    Your Cavalier has red, sticky, uncomfortable eyes. What is appropriate?

    Using someone else's eye medication A veterinary eye examination Assuming discharge is harmless because the breed has large eyes