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1. 1. Can a home behaviour diary measure the dog's cortisol concentration?

   Can a home behaviour diary measure the dog's cortisol concentration?

   Yes, every bark equals a fixed concentration Yes, a yawn gives an exact result No, it records observations rather than hormone measurements

2. 2. One dog rests best near its family, away from traffic. Must recovery mean isolation in a distant room?

   One dog rests best near its family, away from traffic. Must recovery mean isolation in a distant room?

   Yes, contact prevents recovery Yes, distance from people is always essential No, adapt the quiet space to the dog

3. 3. You offer an easy sniffing activity after a demanding day, but the dog walks away. What is sensible?

   You offer an easy sniffing activity after a demanding day, but the dog walks away. What is sensible?

   Let it choose rest instead Keep presenting it until it participates Make the activity compulsory

4. 4. A startled puppy has just moved away from a noisy object. What should happen before considering another gentle introduction?

   A startled puppy has just moved away from a noisy object. What should happen before considering another gentle introduction?

   Allow it to settle without pressure Carry it right up to the object Immediately repeat the loud noise

5. 5. A recovery area becomes busy with deliveries. What can be adapted?

   A recovery area becomes busy with deliveries. What can be adapted?

   Increase the noise to mask visitors Use another suitable quiet space Keep the dog there to prove consistency

6. 6. During a break the dog lies rigidly watching the doorway. Is lying down alone proof of relaxation?

   During a break the dog lies rigidly watching the doorway. Is lying down alone proof of relaxation?

   Yes, lying down always means calm Yes, if no barking is heard No, consider the whole posture and context

7. 7. The usual route repeatedly causes difficult encounters. What supports a quieter period?

   The usual route repeatedly causes difficult encounters. What supports a quieter period?

   A suitable route with space and fewer unavoidable encounters Removing all physical safety measures A narrow crowded route for rapid practice

8. 8. Why avoid sending the dog to its resting place as punishment?

   Why avoid sending the dog to its resting place as punishment?

   To preserve it as a secure retreat Because every bed prevents learning Because dogs never need boundaries

9. 9. Restlessness persists and eating or sleep has changed. What should the plan include?

   Restlessness persists and eating or sleep has changed. What should the plan include?

   A veterinary assessment More demanding exercise without assessment Assuming all signs are only emotional

10. 10. A timetable says every dog recovers after exactly one day. What is missing?

    A timetable says every dog recovers after exactly one day. What is missing?

    Individual observations and context A universal breed ranking A stricter stopwatch

11. 11. Another family member takes over after a stressful incident. What information helps?

    Another family member takes over after a stressful incident. What information helps?

    An instruction to test the same trigger What happened and which adjustments currently help Only that the dog was naughty

12. 12. A supposed calming game increases frantic behaviour. What matters most?

    A supposed calming game increases frantic behaviour. What matters most?

    The dog's actual response The calming label on the box The promise that it works for all dogs

13. 13. Your dog remains unsettled after an incident. Must you complete the planned busy outing?

    Your dog remains unsettled after an incident. Must you complete the planned busy outing?

    Yes, completing the route proves recovery Yes, cancelling always worsens fear No, a quieter alternative may be preferable

14. 14. After an unusual day, which familiar elements can support predictability?

    After an unusual day, which familiar elements can support predictability?

    A completely new schedule every hour Normal care and comfortable resting opportunities Continuous entertainment through the night

15. 15. What should a quieter recovery day still include?

    What should a quieter recovery day still include?

    Complete deprivation of all activity No access to drinking water Water, toilet opportunities and suitable care

16. 16. Recovery seemed easier today than yesterday. Which comparison is useful?

    Recovery seemed easier today than yesterday. Which comparison is useful?

    Declare the issue permanently solved Compare only the clock time Also compare the demands and surroundings

17. 17. After a difficult journey, a busy visit is planned immediately. What should be reconsidered?

    After a difficult journey, a busy visit is planned immediately. What should be reconsidered?

    Only the journey's distance Only the visitor's opinion The accumulation of demands

18. 18. A visitor wants to coax a resting dog out to check it is friendly. What is preferable?

    A visitor wants to coax a resting dog out to check it is friendly. What is preferable?

    Insist on a greeting Use several people to surround the bed Let the dog rest undisturbed

19. 19. A dog leaves its retreat to drink, then returns. What should the setup allow?

    A dog leaves its retreat to drink, then returns. What should the setup allow?

    Removing water to prevent movement Locking it inside until a timer ends Free access between safe areas and water

20. 20. After recovery, a difficult skill still needs teaching. What is the appropriate conclusion?

    After recovery, a difficult skill still needs teaching. What is the appropriate conclusion?

    Rest supports learning but does not replace it Only longer sessions can help Rest automatically teaches every skill