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1. 1. During close walking, feeding across your body draws the dog across your path. What can help?

   During close walking, feeding across your body draws the dog across your path. What can help?

   Reward beside the intended walking position Tighten the lead sharply Keep feeding farther across

2. 2. You want to mark a nose touch. When should the marker occur?

   You want to mark a nose touch. When should the marker occur?

   At the intended touch Long after the dog walks away Before presenting any target

3. 3. Your dog responds only after you shake the treat bag. What should you examine?

   Your dog responds only after you shake the treat bag. What should you examine?

   Whether it is plotting against you Whether visible food became part of the learned signal Whether all food training is impossible

4. 4. A treat is motivating but unsuitable for your dog's health needs. What takes priority?

   A treat is motivating but unsuitable for your dog's health needs. What takes priority?

   Choose a safe suitable alternative Use it anyway because training matters more Assume tiny pieces remove every risk

5. 5. A biscuit works at home but loses appeal outside. What can you reconsider?

   A biscuit works at home but loses appeal outside. What can you reconsider?

   Only the colour of the lead Only the dog's loyalty Reward value and exercise difficulty

6. 6. The dog enjoys tug and has just completed an easy task. Can a short safe game reward it?

   The dog enjoys tug and has just completed an easy task. Can a short safe game reward it?

   Only if the game frightens it Yes, an enjoyed activity can reinforce behaviour No, only food can reinforce behaviour

7. 7. Your dog paws at you and always gets a lively response. What might maintain the pawing?

   Your dog paws at you and always gets a lively response. What might maintain the pawing?

   The absence of all consequences The attention it receives Its knowledge of human etiquette

8. 8. A deaf dog cannot hear your clicker. What could be taught instead?

   A deaf dog cannot hear your clicker. What could be taught instead?

   A clear visual marker No marker can ever work A louder spoken word only

9. 9. Once a skill improves, must every reward disappear overnight?

   Once a skill improves, must every reward disappear overnight?

   Yes, otherwise learning never happened Yes, stop all reinforcement immediately No, maintain worthwhile consequences and change gradually

10. 10. You want a calmer greeting. Which moment is useful to reward?

    You want a calmer greeting. Which moment is useful to reward?

    Only the highest jump Only after pushing the dog away A safe greeting with paws on the floor

11. 11. You reward settling with very exciting play and the dog springs up. What should you reconsider?

    You reward settling with very exciting play and the dog springs up. What should you reconsider?

    Whether to punish the excitement Whether the reward delivery fits a calm exercise Whether relaxation is impossible

12. 12. One person rewards a calm greeting while another encourages jumping. What helps?

    One person rewards a calm greeting while another encourages jumping. What helps?

    Blame the dog for inconsistency Agree on the behaviour to encourage Use louder conflicting signals

13. 13. You reward a sit only after the dog gets up. What should you improve?

    You reward a sit only after the dog gets up. What should you improve?

    The volume of your command Reward timing The height of the treat bag

14. 14. You bought an expensive toy, but your dog ignores it. Is it automatically a useful reward?

    You bought an expensive toy, but your dog ignores it. Is it automatically a useful reward?

    No, the dog must value it Yes, price determines motivation Yes, every toy has equal value

15. 15. Your dog knows a hand signal with food visible. What is the next useful lesson?

    Your dog knows a hand signal with food visible. What is the next useful lesson?

    The response still earns a reward from your pocket An empty hand always means no reward All rewards must stop immediately

16. 16. In a safe exercise, what can reward walking towards a toy on a loose lead?

    In a safe exercise, what can reward walking towards a toy on a loose lead?

    Access to that toy Taking away every play opportunity A sudden jerk

17. 17. What should a newly introduced reward marker predict?

    What should a newly introduced reward marker predict?

    A reprimand follows A reward follows Training is cancelled

18. 18. Why prepare small suitable pieces for repeated food rewards?

    Why prepare small suitable pieces for repeated food rewards?

    To replace drinking water To make all foods safe To limit unnecessary calories

19. 19. The dog investigates your target hand but has not learnt the full exercise. What helps?

    The dog investigates your target hand but has not learnt the full exercise. What helps?

    Push its nose against your hand Reward achievable progress towards the target Demand a complex sequence immediately

20. 20. Several family members give training treats. What must be coordinated?

    Several family members give training treats. What must be coordinated?

    The total food allowance Only the number of training words Only the treat colours