A) United States B) France C) Madagascar D) Spain
A) Black B) Grey C) White D) Brown
A) Aggressive and aloof B) Affectionate and playful C) Independent and aloof D) Energetic and shy
A) Not clear B) Yes C) Maybe D) No
A) Indifferent B) Friendly C) Aggressive D) Fearful
A) Fearlessness B) Agility C) Guarding instinct D) Separation anxiety
A) Moderate B) Low C) Very high D) High
A) Varies B) High C) Low D) Moderate
A) Up to 5 kg (11 lb). B) Over 12 kg (26 lb). C) Between 10 to 15 kg (22 to 33 lb). D) No more than 8.2 kg (18 lb).
A) The tail is short and stubby. B) The tail hangs straight down. C) The tail should curl over its back. D) The tail is bushy and upright.
A) Black B) Brown C) White D) Pink or partly pink
A) Well developed, reaching to the elbows B) Deep but not reaching the elbows C) Flat and narrow D) Small and rounded
A) Pink B) Grey C) Brown D) White
A) Only in male dogs B) Preferred with a prominent dewlap C) No specific preference D) Favored to be without a dewlap
A) 15 to 17 in (38 to 43 cm) B) 22 to 27 cm (8.7 to 10.6 in) C) 25 to 30 cm (9.8 to 11.8 in) D) 9 to 13 in (23 to 33 cm)
A) 1985 B) July 1, 2014 C) 1996 D) 1976
A) Level bite B) Scissor bite or pincer bite C) Underbite D) Overbite
A) Historical records B) Physical appearance C) DNA evidence D) Behavioral studies
A) Dark and piercing B) Large expressive eyes, usually covered by bangs. C) Blue and almond-shaped D) Small and round
A) Coton de Tuléar Club of America (CTCA) B) Madagascar Coton Club C) Royal Dog Society D) Bichon Tenerife Association
A) 1980 B) 1990 C) 1970 D) 1965
A) German Shepherd B) Labrador Retriever C) Golden Retriever D) Bichon Tenerife
A) Only removed in male dogs B) Removed only if problematic C) Traditionally removed, but many now oppose this practice D) Always kept intact
A) 1980 B) 1974 C) 1969 D) 1990
A) Pink B) Brown C) White D) Black
A) New Zealand Kennel Club B) The Kennel Club (UK) C) Australian National Kennel Council D) American Kennel Club
A) The Malagasy royalty B) The French colonists C) Dr. Robert Jay Russell D) The Societe Centrale Canine |