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1. 1. A dog repeatedly digs in unwanted places. What could help?

   A dog repeatedly digs in unwanted places. What could help?

   Assuming digging proves spite Punishment without an alternative A safe designated digging area plus management

2. 2. Why maintain and clean toys appropriately?

   Why maintain and clean toys appropriately?

   To remove the need for supervision To keep play equipment hygienic and usable To make every material indestructible

3. 3. A dog enjoys chewing. What is a useful response?

   A dog enjoys chewing. What is a useful response?

   Leave electrical cables available Offer suitable safe chewing opportunities Treat all chewing as disobedience

4. 4. The dog repeatedly avoids an activity. What should guide you?

   The dog repeatedly avoids an activity. What should guide you?

   Reassess comfort, preference and suitability Assume every dog must like the same hobby Make it complete the game at any cost

5. 5. A dog has veterinary exercise restrictions. How choose enrichment?

   A dog has veterinary exercise restrictions. How choose enrichment?

   Ignore restrictions because it is a game Ask which low-impact activities fit its recovery Use repeated jumping indoors

6. 6. Your dog dislikes fetching but enjoys searching. What is sensible?

   Your dog dislikes fetching but enjoys searching. What is sensible?

   Choose enjoyable search activities Insist that every dog must fetch Remove all play

7. 7. You introduce a physically demanding game. What matters?

   You introduce a physically demanding game. What matters?

   Gradual preparation and physical suitability Maximum effort on day one Whether it looks fun online

8. 8. How can you introduce a simple food-search game?

   How can you introduce a simple food-search game?

   Hide food beside chemicals Scatter suitable food in an easy safe area Start with inaccessible hiding places

9. 9. The dog swallows part of a non-food object. What should you do?

   The dog swallows part of a non-food object. What should you do?

   Offer more pieces Wait for the next play session Seek veterinary advice promptly

10. 10. Furniture damage continues despite new toys. What should you consider?

    Furniture damage continues despite new toys. What should you consider?

    Other causes such as distress or pain That the dog seeks revenge That more toys always solve it

11. 11. What does enrichment aim to provide?

    What does enrichment aim to provide?

    Constant exhaustion An impressive toy collection alone Meaningful activities suited to the dog

12. 12. Which reward is useful during a learning game?

    Which reward is useful during a learning game?

    Whatever every other dog prefers Only the most expensive item Something this dog values

13. 13. Can reward-based learning be part of enrichment?

    Can reward-based learning be part of enrichment?

    Only if mistakes are punished No, only running counts Yes, when suitable and enjoyable

14. 14. Several dogs compete for one toy. What should you reconsider?

    Several dogs compete for one toy. What should you reconsider?

    Making them fight for it Resource availability and safe separate play Removing all resting places

15. 15. Which routine best supports a dog's needs?

    Which routine best supports a dog's needs?

    One exhausting game all day A balance of activity, enrichment and rest Only sleep without interaction

16. 16. What can shared play contribute?

    What can shared play contribute?

    Positive time together Proof of who dominates A substitute for every other need

17. 17. The dog becomes tense when you reach for a toy. What is safer?

    The dog becomes tense when you reach for a toy. What is safer?

    Force its mouth open Stop the confrontation and seek suitable guidance Keep provoking it as a test

18. 18. What is essential when selecting play objects?

    What is essential when selecting play objects?

    Being a human toy automatically Appearance alone Suitability and safety for this dog

19. 19. When is play with another dog appropriate?

    When is play with another dog appropriate?

    Only when one cannot leave Whenever the owners want it When both are comfortable and compatible

20. 20. The dog understands the search game at home. What next?

    The dog understands the search game at home. What next?

    Practise in a quiet new setting Use it only during frightening encounters Move directly into an overwhelming crowd