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1. 1. After an ordinary safe sea swim, what coat care is useful?

   After an ordinary safe sea swim, what coat care is useful?

   Rinse off salt with fresh water Apply more seawater at home Encourage the dog to lick off all salt

2. 2. You suspect toxic blue-green algae at a swimming spot. What now?

   You suspect toxic blue-green algae at a swimming spot. What now?

   Let it taste a little first Allow only a short swim Keep the dog out and away from drinking there

3. 3. Before allowing a dog into suitable water, what should you identify?

   Before allowing a dog into suitable water, what should you identify?

   Only a distant floating toy An easy safe exit The deepest point

4. 4. A dog swims well. Can it be left alone beside a pool?

   A dog swims well. Can it be left alone beside a pool?

   Yes, if a toy floats nearby Yes, ability removes every risk No, supervision is still needed

5. 5. A dog is struggling in dangerous water. What should its owner avoid?

   A dog is struggling in dangerous water. What should its owner avoid?

   Calling from a safe accessible shore Calling local rescue services Entering the water to attempt a rescue

6. 6. The sea is rough but the dog wants its ball. What is best?

   The sea is rough but the dog wants its ball. What is best?

   Keep the dog out and play elsewhere Throw farther to avoid the first waves Trust enthusiasm to overcome currents

7. 7. What water should you bring for a seaside dog outing?

   What water should you bring for a seaside dog outing?

   No water because the sea is available Fresh drinking water and a bowl Only a salty drink

8. 8. The dog chooses not to enter the water. What is appropriate?

   The dog chooses not to enter the water. What is appropriate?

   Push it in to teach confidence Offer a suitable activity on land Keep throwing it back until it paddles

9. 9. A jellyfish lies on the beach. What should the dog do?

   A jellyfish lies on the beach. What should the dog do?

   Stay away, even if it looks dead Carry it back as a toy Sniff and lick it closely

10. 10. A familiar river is swollen after heavy rain. What changes?

    A familiar river is swollen after heavy rain. What changes?

    Floodwater is ideal for beginners Familiarity guarantees safety It may now be unsafe, with currents and debris

11. 11. The sea surface looks calm. Is that enough to judge swimming safety?

    The sea surface looks calm. Is that enough to judge swimming safety?

    No, currents and local hazards still matter Yes, if the dog is eager Yes, appearance rules out currents

12. 12. A local notice prohibits swimming today. What should you do?

    A local notice prohibits swimming today. What should you do?

    Choose another activity and respect it Ignore it for a strong swimmer Treat it as advice only for people

13. 13. A calm lake has submerged branches near its edge. What should be considered?

    A calm lake has submerged branches near its edge. What should be considered?

    Only whether the water is warm Entanglement and injury risks That calm water removes all hazards

14. 14. A breed is associated with water. What must still be assessed?

    A breed is associated with water. What must still be assessed?

    Nothing, swimming is guaranteed Only its breed name This dog's ability, comfort and health

15. 15. A beach allows dogs. What does that establish?

    A beach allows dogs. What does that establish?

    Permission to visit under its rules, not safe swimming conditions That all warning signs can be ignored That every dog can swim there safely

16. 16. Why check tides even if the dog will stay dry?

    Why check tides even if the dog will stay dry?

    Tides matter only to swimmers The return route could be cut off They determine the dog's thirst

17. 17. Your dog gets stuck in deep mud by water. What should you avoid?

    Your dog gets stuck in deep mud by water. What should you avoid?

    Seeking professional rescue help Following it into the mud Calling from firm safe ground

18. 18. A novice dog is keen to try water. Which setting is preferable?

    A novice dog is keen to try water. Which setting is preferable?

    Calm shallow water assessed as safe A deep canal with steep walls Breaking waves and currents

19. 19. You walk beside a fast river without planning to swim. What helps?

    You walk beside a fast river without planning to swim. What helps?

    Let it chase birds at the bank Keep the dog on a lead away from dangerous edges Assume no planned swim means no risk

20. 20. The dog may have contacted toxic algae. What takes priority?

    The dog may have contacted toxic algae. What takes priority?

    Contact the vet immediately and prevent coat licking Wait for obvious illness Let it clean its own coat