Dog Boarding Establishments Model conditions Quiz

What is the purpose of the document?

• To provide guidance for dog owners

• To review training and handling techniques

• To advise those inspecting, advising, and licensing kennels

• To promote animal welfare in general

Which legislation requires anyone who wishes to keep a boarding establishment to be licensed by the local authority?

• Animal Boarding Establishments Act 1963

• Animal Welfare Act 2006

• Control of Dogs Order 1992

• The Dangerous Dogs Act 1991

What is the minimum head room height required in kennels for adequate space for kennel staff to clean and handle the dogs?

• 2.5m

• 1.8m

• 2m

• 1.5m

Why is ventilation important in dog units?

• To create a comfortable environment

• To remove heat, dampness, odour, and airborne microbes

• To prevent escape of dogs

• To provide natural light

What must kennel doors be strong enough to resist?

• Impact and escape

• Chewing and impact

• Impact and scratching

• Scratching and chewing

What is the minimum floor area required for a dog to lay out flat in the sleeping accommodation?

• 1.9sqm

• 2sqm

• 1.5sqm

• 2.5sqm

What must kennel doors open inwards to protect?

• The health and safety of attending staff

• The kennel from intruders

• The dogs from escaping

• The kennel environment

What must be avoided in the kennel unit to prevent injury to a dog?

• Sharp edges and projections

• Rough edges and hazards

• Protrusions and rough surfaces

• All of the above

What must kennel construction and design provide for the dogs?

• All of the above

• A safe and secure reception area

• A place to hide and avoid visual contact with other dogs

• A comfortable, dry, and quiet place to rest

What must kennel units be marked with for each dog?

• The dog's name

• A number

• The owner's name

• A unique identification code