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1. 1. A Jack Russell pulls away when you check its feet. What is a useful next step?

   A Jack Russell pulls away when you check its feet. What is a useful next step?

   Practise brief rewarded handling at an easier level Wait for an injury before trying again Hold it down because it is small

2. 2. A Jack Russell repeatedly holds up a back leg for a few steps. What should you do?

   A Jack Russell repeatedly holds up a back leg for a few steps. What should you do?

   Assume every terrier does this harmlessly Arrange a vet check rather than calling it a breed habit Force fast running to unlock the leg

3. 3. Should a child pick up a reluctant Jack Russell because it is light?

   Should a child pick up a reluctant Jack Russell because it is light?

   Yes, terriers must tolerate anything No, an adult should respect the dog's signals and guide the child Yes, low weight makes handling harmless

4. 4. Before choosing a Jack Russell puppy, what is more useful than a claim of toughness?

   Before choosing a Jack Russell puppy, what is more useful than a claim of toughness?

   Only a photograph of the parents running A promise that terriers never get sick Documented relevant parental health assessments

5. 5. What does the Jack Russell's small size conceal in its breed profile?

   What does the Jack Russell's small size conceal in its breed profile?

   An active working terrier A miniature water retriever A dog bred only to remain still

6. 6. A Jack Russell spots a small animal beside a road. What gives immediate protection?

   A Jack Russell spots a small animal beside a road. What gives immediate protection?

   Secure lead management and distance Letting it chase briefly as a reward Trusting its small size to limit the danger

7. 7. Which colour predominates in the Jack Russell's FCI coat description?

   Which colour predominates in the Jack Russell's FCI coat description?

   Solid black only Solid blue only White, with black and/or tan markings

8. 8. A Jack Russell develops a watery red painful eye. What is the priority?

   A Jack Russell develops a watery red painful eye. What is the priority?

   Prompt veterinary assessment Choosing drops from a coat-colour chart Waiting for the next routine vaccination

9. 9. An active Jack Russell struggles to switch off. What skill can you teach alongside exercise?

   An active Jack Russell struggles to switch off. What skill can you teach alongside exercise?

   Settling calmly in a suitable quiet place Staying excited until exhaustion Reacting to every household movement

10. 10. Which coat forms are described for the Jack Russell?

    Which coat forms are described for the Jack Russell?

    Only a hairless coat Only long silky hair Smooth, broken and rough

11. 11. Your Jack Russell succeeds at an easy cue but fails a harder version. What helps?

    Your Jack Russell succeeds at an easy cue but fails a harder version. What helps?

    Increase punishment before changing the task Break the task down and reward achievable progress Assume deliberate defiance

12. 12. A Jack Russell paces and vocalises when left alone. What should guide your response?

    A Jack Russell paces and vocalises when left alone. What should guide your response?

    Assessment of distress and gradual supported practice Assuming vocal terriers cannot be distressed Punishment when you return

13. 13. What can engage a Jack Russell without constant high-speed chasing?

    What can engage a Jack Russell without constant high-speed chasing?

    An endless frantic ball session A simple supervised scent puzzle Teasing it with an unreachable animal

14. 14. In primary lens luxation affecting a Jack Russell, what moves out of place?

    In primary lens luxation affecting a Jack Russell, what moves out of place?

    The outer ear The lens inside the eye The kneecap

15. 15. A Jack Russell is affectionate with people. Does that prove safety with a rabbit or cat?

    A Jack Russell is affectionate with people. Does that prove safety with a rabbit or cat?

    Yes, affection applies to every species Yes, if the other animal is quiet No, assess interactions and use safe separation

16. 16. How does the FCI description distinguish Jack Russell from Parson Russell proportions?

    How does the FCI description distinguish Jack Russell from Parson Russell proportions?

    The Jack Russell is shorter and more rectangular They differ only in colour The Jack Russell is always taller and square

17. 17. Your Jack Russell becomes progressively unsteady. What is appropriate?

    Your Jack Russell becomes progressively unsteady. What is appropriate?

    Veterinary assessment of the coordination change Treating it as funny clumsiness More difficult balance obstacles

18. 18. A Jack Russell recalls indoors but ignores you around wildlife. What should change?

    A Jack Russell recalls indoors but ignores you around wildlife. What should change?

    Remove the lead to demand respect Repeat the cue indefinitely at full distraction Train with easier distractions and secure management

19. 19. Does a clear result for the tested PLL variant rule out every eye problem in a Jack Russell?

    Does a clear result for the tested PLL variant rule out every eye problem in a Jack Russell?

    Yes, it guarantees lifelong vision Yes, no eye checks are ever needed No, the test covers a particular variant

20. 20. What should an adult Jack Russell adoption decision consider beyond size?

    What should an adult Jack Russell adoption decision consider beyond size?

    Only how small its food bowl is The individual dog's activity, health and household compatibility Only whether it fits on your lap