A) Yelling B) Consistency C) Physical punishment D) Expensive equipment
A) Ignoring the dog B) Negative reinforcement C) Punishment D) Positive reinforcement
A) Play dead B) Speak C) Roll over D) Sit
A) 30-60 minutes B) As long as the dog wants C) 2 hours D) 5-10 minutes
A) Punish the dog for not understanding B) Give up and try later C) Simplify the command and try again D) Yell at the dog
A) Making the dog bark B) Marking desired behaviors C) Punishing the dog D) Distracting the dog
A) Forcing the dog into position B) Using a treat to guide the dog C) Ignoring the dog's natural instincts D) Scaring the dog into position
A) As early as possible (after vaccinations) B) Never socialize a dog C) After 6 months old D) After 1 year old
A) To prevent the dog from shedding B) To punish the dog C) To keep the dog locked up all day D) To provide a safe and secure space for the dog
A) Yell at the dog B) Ignore the behavior completely C) Redirect the dog to a desired behavior D) Hit the dog
A) Rewarding successive approximations of a behavior B) Ignoring all behaviors C) Punishing incorrect behaviors D) Forcing the dog into the final behavior
A) Training too much B) The dog is untrainable C) Using the wrong treats D) Inconsistency
A) Making the command harder to understand B) Only practicing at home C) Practicing the command in different environments D) Ignoring the command
A) Providing a toy B) Giving a treat C) Yelling 'No!' D) Offering praise
A) Reducing a dog's fear response B) Increasing a dog's aggression C) Making a dog more sensitive D) Teaching a dog new tricks
A) Staying in place B) Lying down C) Coming when called D) Sitting still
A) Ignore the barking completely B) Yell at the dog to be quiet C) Identify the cause and address it D) Punish the dog for barking
A) Because all treats are the same B) To make the dog gain weight C) To motivate the dog to learn D) To spoil the dog
A) Rehome the dog immediately without evaluation B) Consult with a veterinarian and a professional trainer C) Punish the dog severely D) Ignore the incident
A) Teaching a dog to resist immediate urges B) Punishing a dog for having impulses C) Ignoring a dog's impulses D) Encouraging a dog to act impulsively
A) Daily, in short sessions B) Once a week for several hours C) Only when the dog misbehaves D) Never, dogs don't need training
A) A word used to name a dog B) A random word shouted during training C) A word used to scold a dog D) A word used to signal the exact moment a dog performs a desired behavior
A) Supervised, gradual introductions in a neutral space B) Ignoring their interactions C) Forcing them to interact immediately D) Leaving them alone together unsupervised
A) To build a strong bond and clear communication between dog and owner B) To win dog show competitions C) To make the dog perform tricks for entertainment D) To dominate the dog and establish yourself as the 'alpha'
A) Stop the training session and reassess your approach B) Ignore the signs of stress C) Punish the dog for being stressed D) Push the dog harder to overcome the stress
A) To allow the dog freedom while maintaining control B) To tie the dog to a tree C) To make the dog pull D) To trip the dog
A) Training a dog to destroy things B) Training a dog to attack a target C) Teaching a dog to touch a specific object D) Ignoring the dog's natural instincts
A) They are trying to attack something B) The leash is too loose C) They enjoy being choked D) They want to explore and move faster
A) Ignore their fear and continue vacuuming. B) Gradually desensitize them to the vacuum cleaner at a distance, paired with positive reinforcement. C) Force them to be near the vacuum cleaner while it's running. D) Punish them for being scared.
A) To leave the dog feeling successful and motivated for the next session B) Because all dogs are the same C) To show dominance D) To make the dog tired |