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1. 1. A quiet retreat will be needed during building work. When should it become familiar?

   A quiet retreat will be needed during building work. When should it become familiar?

   Before the disruption begins Only after the dog panics Only during the loudest work

2. 2. In a professionally guided exposure plan, why record distance?

   In a professionally guided exposure plan, why record distance?

   It gives a universal safe distance for all dogs It replaces observing the dog It helps describe the intensity of the situation

3. 3. What is useful in a prepared area at the new home?

   What is useful in a prepared area at the new home?

   No bedding until exploration is complete Familiar belongings, water and secure access Only unfamiliar objects and open exits

4. 4. The next step is on the calendar, but today's task is still difficult. What guides progress?

   The next step is on the calendar, but today's task is still difficult. What guides progress?

   The calendar alone Another dog's timetable The dog's readiness

5. 5. A puppy approaches a new object, then steps away. What preserves a gentle introduction?

   A puppy approaches a new object, then steps away. What preserves a gentle introduction?

   Hold it beside the object Allow it to retreat Block every escape route

6. 6. A planned practice location unexpectedly becomes crowded. What is a useful backup?

   A planned practice location unexpectedly becomes crowded. What is a useful backup?

   Staying because the trip is already paid for Doubling the exercise duration An easier location or postponement

7. 7. During gradual work, you still avoid overwhelming encounters. Is that necessarily failure?

   During gradual work, you still avoid overwhelming encounters. Is that necessarily failure?

   No, management can support learning Yes, every trigger must be faced daily Yes, safety prevents progress

8. 8. Which record best describes progress through a household change?

   Which record best describes progress through a household change?

   Only the number of days elapsed Only the absence of damaged objects What the dog handles comfortably and where help is still needed

9. 9. On moving day, several people assume someone else is watching the dog. What helps?

   On moving day, several people assume someone else is watching the dog. What helps?

   Rely on the dog to avoid open doors Let the dog follow the removal team Assign one responsible person and a clear handover

10. 10. After changes at home, chewing damage increases suddenly. What should the response include?

    After changes at home, chewing damage increases suddenly. What should the response include?

    Wait for the dog to grow out of every cause Assume deliberate revenge Review the changes and seek veterinary advice

11. 11. Work hours will change next month. What should be planned now?

    Work hours will change next month. What should be planned now?

    Leaving needs unresolved until day one How care, company and rest will be maintained Suddenly removing all daytime contact

12. 12. Two carers introduce the same new household rule differently. What should they agree on?

    Two carers introduce the same new household rule differently. What should they agree on?

    Whose voice should be louder Different expectations on alternate days A clear achievable behaviour and how to reward it

13. 13. A dog struggles when shut away during a move. What should be reconsidered?

    A dog struggles when shut away during a move. What should be reconsidered?

    Opening every external door Leaving it distressed as a test The arrangement and support while keeping exits secure

14. 14. A familiar settling exercise is hard in a new room. Which response is useful?

    A familiar settling exercise is hard in a new room. Which response is useful?

    Assume the old learning was erased Demand the previous duration immediately Return to easier practice in that setting

15. 15. Fear is persistent despite careful household adjustments. What comes next?

    Fear is persistent despite careful household adjustments. What comes next?

    Tailored professional assessment Repeatedly increasing exposure alone Assuming the dog cannot learn

16. 16. A new object has movement and sound. What helps plan manageable steps?

    A new object has movement and sound. What helps plan manageable steps?

    Ignore which feature causes difficulty Introduce every feature at maximum intensity Consider these features separately

17. 17. What makes an introduction gradual rather than simply repeated?

    What makes an introduction gradual rather than simply repeated?

    It has a fixed number of repetitions It repeats at full intensity until reactions stop Its intensity stays manageable and increases carefully

18. 18. During a household change, which familiar elements are useful to retain where possible?

    During a household change, which familiar elements are useful to retain where possible?

    Every disruption at once Predictable care and rest opportunities Constantly changing household rules

19. 19. A puppy watches a new item comfortably from a distance. Must it touch it during that session?

    A puppy watches a new item comfortably from a distance. Must it touch it during that session?

    Yes, carry the puppy to it No, comfortable observation can be enough Yes, touching proves success

20. 20. After a major move, friends all want to visit immediately. What can be adjusted?

    After a major move, friends all want to visit immediately. What can be adjusted?

    The dog's need for rest The number and timing of visits Its access to water