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Training dogs is a lot about understanding them and how humans created them. This quiz will start your journey into learning more about certain topics that we as dog owners, all question.

Thanks to this quiz you will get some great questions to challenge your skills with who dogs really are as well as information about bite inhibition, play and aggression.

Created by: Bilinda of K9 Misfits
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The best way to describe Ritualization is...
- Canines learning about dog body language
- Adult dogs learning about bite inhibition
- Resolution of conflict resulting in minimal risk to dogs
- Dogs learning how to become members of a family
Bite Inhibition is...
- A skill all dogs are born with
- An important skill that adult dogs have
- Puppies are born knowing how hard to use their mouths
- Important learned skill to control ritualized aggression
Although breed does NOT define behaviour, some breeds are more difficult to socialize. One of the more difficult breeds are...
- Herding dogs
- Terriers
- Sighthounds
- Guarding dogs
When teaching a non social breed to learn about new things it is important to...
- Repeat as many puppy classes as possible
- Introduce strange movement and speeds
- Have less puppies in their classes
- Do work in the home only with these puppies
Bite inhibition is important as long as...
- You allow some puppy biting
- You restrict all puppy biting
- You avoid certain breeds of dog when they are young
- You scruff the puppy when they bite too hard
While watching good play-biting...
- You allow the dogs to always correct each other
- Dogs are ok to ignore their handler
- It can create an aggressive dog
- It is normal and healthy and dogs do not develop a hard mouth
Regular correct, play skills help with...
- Social interaction, confidence and a soft mouth
- Easy excersise for the dog
- A potential for fear and aggression to occur on a regular basis
- A great social outing for Timmies coffee
Deference must be "near perfect" when finally committing to regular dog park sessions. Why?
- You will need to recall them to get home
- Dog parks can be risky and will cause fights
- Dogs are obedient to the contingencies in the environment
- It is the best place to keep practicing your average commands
You can help a non-social dog become dog social by...
- Exposure to an appropriate dog day care
- Limited exposure to good dog players
- Having deference and consulting with a skilled behaviour person
- Understanding how to recall in an emergency
Having an under socialized, under exercised and not trained dog can lead to...
- The owner frustrated and yelling at the dog
- The dog always struggling no matter what situation you try to put them in
- The dog being given away for free on kijiji
- The dog starting other behaviours like: grabbing clothing, destruction, aggression

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