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1. 1. One dog barks when worried; another withdraws. Which needs consideration?

   One dog barks when worried; another withdraws. Which needs consideration?

   Both; distress is not always noisy Only the barking dog Only the larger dog

2. 2. A dog becomes very still when someone leans over it. What should the person do?

   A dog becomes very still when someone leans over it. What should the person do?

   Stop leaning over it and give it room Lean closer to test its tolerance Assume stillness means enjoyment

3. 3. A wagging tail accompanies a rigid body. Is an approach certainly welcome?

   A wagging tail accompanies a rigid body. Is an approach certainly welcome?

   No; consider the whole posture Yes; any wag means permission Yes; only the tail matters

4. 4. Which statement separates observation from interpretation?

   Which statement separates observation from interpretation?

   It turned its head, so it must be guilty It turned its head; I need more context It turned its head to insult me

5. 5. Your dog relaxes after you move away from a crowd. What does this help you plan?

   Your dog relaxes after you move away from a crowd. What does this help you plan?

   More space on future outings A compulsory return to the crowd immediately A rule that crowds are always harmless

6. 6. How can you document a recurring reaction for a professional?

   How can you document a recurring reaction for a professional?

   Recreate the worst reaction repeatedly Record ordinary observations without deliberately provoking distress Move closer until the dog reacts dramatically

7. 7. During a greeting, a dog lowers its body, turns away and tucks its tail. What is sensible?

   During a greeting, a dog lowers its body, turns away and tucks its tail. What is sensible?

   Continue because it has not barked Hold its face towards the visitor Pause the approach and allow space

8. 8. A dog growls when cornered beside furniture. What is the priority?

   A dog growls when cornered beside furniture. What is the priority?

   Stop the pressure and allow a safe exit Corner it longer to prove authority Punish the sound before moving

9. 9. How should you judge readiness after a frightening experience?

   How should you judge readiness after a frightening experience?

   By an exact recovery time shared by all dogs By whether your schedule has room for a break By the individual dog's recovery, without a universal deadline

10. 10. After several demanding outings, your dog seems less able to cope. What is reasonable?

    After several demanding outings, your dog seems less able to cope. What is reasonable?

    Reduce demands and provide calm recovery opportunities Insist yesterday's tolerance must be unchanged Add another busy outing to toughen it up

11. 11. A dog yawns once after waking. What can you conclude?

    A dog yawns once after waking. What can you conclude?

    Every yawn asks people to leave The yawn alone does not establish stress The dog is definitely afraid

12. 12. A normally sociable dog suddenly avoids touch. What should you include in your response?

    A normally sociable dog suddenly avoids touch. What should you include in your response?

    A veterinary check for possible health causes A conclusion that it is stubborn More compulsory handling

13. 13. What is missing from a single photo used to judge a dog's feelings?

    What is missing from a single photo used to judge a dog's feelings?

    Only the dog's name Nothing; a photo proves the emotion The sequence and surrounding context

14. 14. A dog steps away from a person offering a hand. What respects its choice?

    A dog steps away from a person offering a hand. What respects its choice?

    Block its retreat with a chair Follow until it accepts the hand Let it move away without following

15. 15. A dog stops growling after being shouted at. What cannot be assumed?

    A dog stops growling after being shouted at. What cannot be assumed?

    That the person shouted That its discomfort has disappeared That the warning sound has stopped

16. 16. A dog accepts a treat but remains stiff beside a stranger. Does eating prove comfort?

    A dog accepts a treat but remains stiff beside a stranger. Does eating prove comfort?

    No; keep observing and allow more space Yes; food acceptance proves complete relaxation Yes; continue touching until the treat is finished

17. 17. Why note how your dog looks while relaxed at home?

    Why note how your dog looks while relaxed at home?

    To recognise changes from its usual posture To avoid considering context later To judge every dog by the same ear position

18. 18. Avoidance and distress keep returning despite easier routines. What is appropriate?

    Avoidance and distress keep returning despite easier routines. What is appropriate?

    Wait for a bite before asking for help Seek veterinary and qualified behavioural support Increase pressure until the dog gives up

19. 19. A dog pulls towards another dog and then retreats. What is the safest interpretation?

    A dog pulls towards another dog and then retreats. What is the safest interpretation?

    Its response may be complex; create space It is deliberately misleading you It definitely wants rough play

20. 20. Which note is most useful after a difficult encounter?

    Which note is most useful after a difficult encounter?

    What happened, the distance and the dog's observable response The dog was naughty again The other dog caused everything