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1. 1. Two retired Greyhounds settle into homes at different speeds. What does this suggest?

   Two retired Greyhounds settle into homes at different speeds. What does this suggest?

   The slower dog is deliberately failing Support should follow each dog's experience and progress All dogs should meet the same deadline

2. 2. Can clinically important postoperative bleeding begin after a Greyhound has left surgery?

   Can clinically important postoperative bleeding begin after a Greyhound has left surgery?

   Yes, delayed bleeding can occur later No, all bleeding must be immediate Only if the coat changes colour

3. 3. Does retirement from racing guarantee a Greyhound will not chase a small moving animal?

   Does retirement from racing guarantee a Greyhound will not chase a small moving animal?

   Yes, once it has a comfortable bed No, assess and manage chasing safely Yes, retirement switches off chasing

4. 4. Your Greyhound bled unusually after a previous procedure. What should you do before another?

   Your Greyhound bled unusually after a previous procedure. What should you do before another?

   Keep it quiet if the dog looks well today Assume a different operation cannot have bleeding Tell the vet and provide the previous records

5. 5. A Greyhound rests calmly at home. Does this remove its need for suitable daily activity?

   A Greyhound rests calmly at home. Does this remove its need for suitable daily activity?

   Yes, never offer walks again Yes, sleeping replaces all enrichment No, rest and appropriate activity both matter

6. 6. Why might a retired racing Greyhound find a washing machine unfamiliar?

   Why might a retired racing Greyhound find a washing machine unfamiliar?

   It is deliberately refusing to adapt All Greyhounds have defective hearing Household appliances may be new experiences

7. 7. A newly adopted Greyhound hesitates at stairs. What is sensible?

   A newly adopted Greyhound hesitates at stairs. What is sensible?

   Assume it is being stubborn Prevent falls and teach gradually without forcing Pull it quickly up the whole flight

8. 8. A Greyhound is described as potentially suitable for cats. What is still needed?

   A Greyhound is described as potentially suitable for cats. What is still needed?

   Immediate unsupervised access A careful introduction plan and safe separation Letting the cat run to test the label

9. 9. Which description identifies the Greyhound in the FCI classification?

   Which description identifies the Greyhound in the FCI classification?

   A short-haired sighthound A water retriever A terrier

10. 10. What does a DEPOH genetic risk result help a vet discuss before Greyhound surgery?

    What does a DEPOH genetic risk result help a vet discuss before Greyhound surgery?

    Risk and planning for delayed bleeding The dog's racing speed A guarantee that no complication can occur

11. 11. What is the typical coat texture of a Greyhound?

    What is the typical coat texture of a Greyhound?

    Thick and curly Fine and close Long and corded

12. 12. A Greyhound new to family life does not know a household cue. What is fair?

    A Greyhound new to family life does not know a household cue. What is fair?

    Punish it for not knowing Assume racing experience taught every household skill Teach the cue in small rewarded steps

13. 13. A child wants to disturb a sleeping Greyhound on its bed. What should happen?

    A child wants to disturb a sleeping Greyhound on its bed. What should happen?

    The dog must accept any disturbance An adult redirects the child and protects the resting space The child should test how deeply it sleeps

14. 14. What movement does the Greyhound standard describe?

    What movement does the Greyhound standard describe?

    An exaggerated high-stepping gait Short rigid steps with little reach A free ground-covering stride with strong propulsion

15. 15. When choosing an adult Greyhound for a household with pets, what matters most?

    When choosing an adult Greyhound for a household with pets, what matters most?

    Assuming all Greyhounds have identical needs Choosing the fastest former racer The rescue's assessment of that individual and careful introductions

16. 16. A Greyhound is wearing a basket muzzle. What must you still manage?

    A Greyhound is wearing a basket muzzle. What must you still manage?

    Only the colour of the straps Distance, comfort and the risk of chasing or collisions Nothing, all interactions are safe

17. 17. Which activity can complement a Greyhound's walks without demanding speed?

    Which activity can complement a Greyhound's walks without demanding speed?

    Teasing it with inaccessible prey A simple supervised food search Repeated sprinting despite fatigue

18. 18. A Greyhound has a low total T4 but no diagnosis yet. What should happen?

    A Greyhound has a low total T4 but no diagnosis yet. What should happen?

    Start thyroid medication solely from that result Dismiss every symptom as normal for the breed The vet interprets it with breed, signs and appropriate further tests

19. 19. If your adopted Greyhound struggles with home life, who can help with its background and support?

    If your adopted Greyhound struggles with home life, who can help with its background and support?

    The rehoming team, alongside appropriate professionals Only strangers guessing from its colour Nobody once adoption is complete

20. 20. What household feature may need making more visible to a newly arrived Greyhound?

    What household feature may need making more visible to a newly arrived Greyhound?

    A clear closed glass door A ceiling light out of reach An already obvious solid wall