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1. 1. A small puppy seems overwhelmed by a larger dog's bouncing. Which response fits?

   A small puppy seems overwhelmed by a larger dog's bouncing. Which response fits?

   Encourage harder play to build confidence Keep the puppy in place until it joins in Ask the other owner to call their dog away and create space

2. 2. A puppy learns very rough games with a tolerant companion. What should not be assumed?

   A puppy learns very rough games with a tolerant companion. What should not be assumed?

   That calmer activities are possible That unfamiliar dogs will welcome the same games That supervision remains useful

3. 3. After a play break, one dog chooses to stay with its owner. What is appropriate?

   After a play break, one dog chooses to stay with its owner. What is appropriate?

   Remove its retreat option Push it towards the partner Respect that choice rather than sending it back

4. 4. What is a useful way to prepare ordinary play breaks before games become too intense?

   What is a useful way to prepare ordinary play breaks before games become too intense?

   Rely on pulling collars during every game Practise each dog's recall away from easy distractions Wait until dogs cannot respond at all

5. 5. During a chase, one dog becomes tense and repeatedly seeks an exit. What should guide the response?

   During a chase, one dog becomes tense and repeatedly seeks an exit. What should guide the response?

   That dog's discomfort, with a calm interruption and space The pursuing dog's enthusiasm alone The fact that the game started well

6. 6. Which information is more useful when matching play partners?

   Which information is more useful when matching play partners?

   Individual play preferences and comfort The assumption that all young dogs match Coat colour alone

7. 7. A group game becomes increasingly frantic after repeated throws. What is sensible?

   A group game becomes increasingly frantic after repeated throws. What is sensible?

   Stop adding throws and arrange a calm break Throw faster to finish the dogs' energy Introduce more competing toys

8. 8. A dog prefers quiet walks and human company to group games. Which choice is reasonable?

   A dog prefers quiet walks and human company to group games. Which choice is reasonable?

   Require daily group play to correct it Offer activities that suit that preference Increase group size until it participates

9. 9. Which carer report is more informative than 'they played all day'?

   Which carer report is more informative than 'they played all day'?

   Only the number of toys used Only the total running time Who played together, signs of comfort and how breaks went

10. 10. A dog lowers its front and raises its rear with a relaxed body. How should this be read?

    A dog lowers its front and raises its rear with a relaxed body. How should this be read?

    Proof the other dog wants to play Permission for any contact afterwards A possible play invitation, followed by observing both dogs

11. 11. A dog enjoys walks with one friend. Does that prove a large play group will suit it?

    A dog enjoys walks with one friend. Does that prove a large play group will suit it?

    Yes, one friendship guarantees every group No, group suitability needs its own assessment Yes, provided all dogs have leads nearby

12. 12. What is a useful question before choosing group day care?

    What is a useful question before choosing group day care?

    How many toys can be thrown simultaneously? How can play be kept continuous all day? How are rest periods and quiet spaces arranged?

13. 13. What is missing from a single photograph of two dogs with open mouths?

    What is missing from a single photograph of two dogs with open mouths?

    How the interaction developed and how both dogs responded The price of their collars The breed label alone

14. 14. A puppy keeps returning to a resting adult with paws and teeth. What should the owner do?

    A puppy keeps returning to a resting adult with paws and teeth. What should the owner do?

    Assume tolerance means unlimited enjoyment Wait for the adult to lose patience Redirect the puppy and protect the adult's rest

15. 15. What is a sound goal for supervised social play?

    What is a sound goal for supervised social play?

    Comfortable interaction with suitable partners and real opportunities to rest Maximum activity regardless of preferences Teaching every dog to tolerate every play style

16. 16. Two dogs walk comfortably together until a ball appears. What should be reconsidered?

    Two dogs walk comfortably together until a ball appears. What should be reconsidered?

    Whether adding a toy suits this group Whether throwing farther will solve everything Only whether the ball bounces enough

17. 17. An owner says a wagging tail proves a chasing dog is friendly. What is missing?

    An owner says a wagging tail proves a chasing dog is friendly. What is missing?

    The rest of the body and the other dog's responses Proof that the dog has eaten Only the tail's colour

18. 18. Play seemed relaxed initially, but one dog now freezes and turns away. Which information takes priority?

    Play seemed relaxed initially, but one dog now freezes and turns away. Which information takes priority?

    The friendly start alone Its current change in behaviour The owner's wish to finish the planned session

19. 19. Before joining a lively group outing with an older dog, what deserves attention?

    Before joining a lively group outing with an older dog, what deserves attention?

    Whether the pace and activity suit its current abilities Whether it once kept up years ago Whether every other dog is enthusiastic

20. 20. A dog returns exhausted from group care. What should be reviewed before calling it a success?

    A dog returns exhausted from group care. What should be reviewed before calling it a success?

    Only whether other owners are satisfied Only the number of hours it sleeps afterwards Its comfort, rest opportunities and behaviour during care