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1. 1. Your dog hesitates near the parked car. Where should practice begin?

   Your dog hesitates near the parked car. Where should practice begin?

   With a long drive immediately By dragging it through the door At a comfortable distance with gentle rewards

2. 2. You park beside a busy road. Before opening the dog's exit, what matters?

   You park beside a busy road. Before opening the dog's exit, what matters?

   Opening every door at once Preventing a sudden escape and arranging a controlled exit Releasing it to stretch immediately

3. 3. An airline accepts your dog. Does that establish that flying is suitable for it?

   An airline accepts your dog. Does that establish that flying is suitable for it?

   Yes, all dogs experience flights like car journeys Yes, acceptance proves every dog will cope No, assess welfare and health as well as the airline's conditions

4. 4. A passenger is uncomfortable near your dog. How should you respond?

   A passenger is uncomfortable near your dog. How should you respond?

   Insist they stroke it to overcome fear Let the dog approach because it is friendly Give them space while keeping the dog under control

5. 5. A travel carrier has a damaged fastening. What is the sensible choice?

   A travel carrier has a damaged fastening. What is the sensible choice?

   Cover the damage with a blanket Repair or replace it before use Use it because the dog is small

6. 6. An unexpected delay makes the journey longer. What preparation helps?

   An unexpected delay makes the journey longer. What preparation helps?

   Packing everything where it cannot be reached Assuming supplies are available at every stop Keeping the dog's water and essential supplies accessible

7. 7. Before booking a bus or train with your dog, what should you verify?

   Before booking a bus or train with your dog, what should you verify?

   The operator's current pet conditions for that journey Only what a different operator allowed last year That every vehicle accepts every dog

8. 8. After surgery, your dog needs transport home. What should guide the choice?

   After surgery, your dog needs transport home. What should guide the choice?

   Its condition and the veterinary team's advice The cheapest crowded route regardless of its needs The assumption that its usual route always suits

9. 9. Your dog repeatedly vomits during journeys. What should you do before another trip?

   Your dog repeatedly vomits during journeys. What should you do before another trip?

   Ignore it as disobedience Give a human travel tablet without advice Discuss travel sickness with the vet

10. 10. Which carrier is more suitable for the dog?

    Which carrier is more suitable for the dog?

    One allowing natural standing, turning and resting One selected only for its colour The smallest one it can be squeezed into

11. 11. A station offers a lift and an escalator. Which avoids the dog's paws meeting moving steps?

    A station offers a lift and an escalator. Which avoids the dog's paws meeting moving steps?

    Let the dog walk on the escalator Use the lift Pull the dog faster up the escalator

12. 12. The driver feels cool, but the dog travels at the back. What needs checking?

    The driver feels cool, but the dog travels at the back. What needs checking?

    Only whether the driver wears a jacket Temperature and airflow where the dog actually is Only the dashboard temperature setting

13. 13. A ferry requires the dog to stay alone in the vehicle. What should you investigate?

    A ferry requires the dog to stay alone in the vehicle. What should you investigate?

    Alternative arrangements or routes that protect its welfare Only whether the sailing is cheap Whether leaving a toy guarantees safety

14. 14. An errand would leave the dog alone in the parked car. What should change?

    An errand would leave the dog alone in the parked car. What should change?

    Arrange another safe plan before the trip Leave a window slightly open and go Rely on being only a few minutes

15. 15. For a first manageable public-transport practice, which setting is preferable?

    For a first manageable public-transport practice, which setting is preferable?

    A full day with many transfers The busiest rush-hour connection A quieter time with a short, prepared journey

16. 16. A long journey is planned. Which itinerary better meets the dog's needs?

    A long journey is planned. Which itinerary better meets the dog's needs?

    Offering water only on arrival Driving continuously to avoid all delays Allowing safe stops for water, movement and toileting

17. 17. A luggage guard separates the dog from passengers. What must you avoid assuming?

    A luggage guard separates the dog from passengers. What must you avoid assuming?

    That it guarantees crash protection for the dog That it separates the passenger area That equipment suitability still needs checking

18. 18. Before driving, what must you check about the dog's travel harness?

    Before driving, what must you check about the dog's travel harness?

    It is suitable, correctly sized and fitted as instructed It merely matches the seat colour It allows the dog onto the driver's lap

19. 19. Your dog wants to lean out of the moving car window. What is safer?

    Your dog wants to lean out of the moving car window. What is safer?

    Keep its head inside and maintain safe ventilation Open the window fully for its head Let it choose how far to lean

20. 20. The parked car is comfortable, but movement worries your dog. What next?

    The parked car is comfortable, but movement worries your dog. What next?

    Increase the journey whenever it trembles Introduce very short manageable journeys gradually Assume a full-day trip will cure the fear