Why were Dachshunds considered ideal for following badgers, weasels, and foxes?

Their courageousness, potential fierceness, and size

Analyze how World War I affected the popularity of Dachshunds in the United States.

Their popularity dropped briefly

Their popularity increased significantly

Based on the images, which coat types can be observed in the Dachshund breed?

Smooth, long-haired, and wire-haired

Why is it important for Dachshunds to be eye tested?

They are prone to certain health problems

Explain why Dachshunds may have unique health issues depending on their coat type.

Each coat variation can be quite unique in behavior and health issues

All coat types have the same health issues

Only smooth-haired Dachshunds have health issues

Coat type does not affect health at all

What is the origin of the name "Plott Hound"?

Named after a German family that immigrated to America

Named after a famous mountain in NC

Named after a type of wild boar

Named after a popular hunting technique

For what purpose was the Plott Hound originally used?

Hunting large game such as bear and wild boar

Explain how the characteristics of the Plott Hound make it suitable for hunting large game. (DoK Level 3)

Its intelligence, athletic ability, and loyalty make it effective in tracking and confronting large animals, while its loud, musical voice helps hunters locate it during hunts.

Its small size allows it to hide easily from prey.

Its gentle nature makes it good at befriending wild animals.

Its slow speed helps it sneak up on animals.

Which of the following best describes the coat of a Plott Hound?

Fine, glossy, and protective from outside elements

Thick and woolly, not protective

Compare the typical weight ranges for male and female Plott Hounds and explain how this difference might affect their roles in hunting or other activities.

Males (50-60 lbs) are generally heavier than females (45-55 lbs), which may give males an advantage in strength-based tasks, while females may be more agile.

Males are lighter, so they are faster than females.

Females are heavier, so they are stronger than males.

Both males and females weigh the same, so there is no difference in their roles.

Which of the following best describes the grooming requirements of a Saluki?

Low grooming requirements due to a smooth, short coat

High grooming requirements due to long, thick fur

Requires daily professional grooming

Needs frequent trimming and clipping

Why is it important to provide mental stimulation for a Saluki?

To prevent destructive behaviors

A Saluki is described as having many standard show colors and marking sets. What does this imply for someone interested in showing this breed?

There is a wide variety of acceptable colors and markings for show

There are limited color options for show

Only one marking set is accepted in shows

The breed is not allowed in shows

Which of the following best describes the physical appearance of a Saluki?

Slender body, long legs, narrow face, long ears

Stocky body, short legs, wrinkled face

Curly fur, short snout, small size

Broad chest, short tail, flat face

If you were to identify a Saluki at a dog show, which feature would help you the most?

Its long, feathered ears and slender build

What is one of the primary historical uses of the Saluki dog?

Tracking and bringing down gazelle

Explain why the Saluki is referred to as the "royal dog of Egypt" and discuss its significance in ancient Egyptian society.

It was a symbol of royalty and often kept by Egyptian nobility.

It was used for herding cattle.

It was bred for circus performances.

It was used as a messenger dog.

Which of the following best describes the coat of an Afghan Hound?

Long, silky coat with little noted shedding

Short and rough with heavy shedding

Curly and thick with moderate shedding

Short and smooth with no shedding

What is a notable personality trait of Afghan Hounds that can make them difficult to train?

They are very independent with strong self-will

Which statement best summarizes the typical association of Afghan Hounds?

They are typically associated with dignity and aristocracy, but can also be silly

They are always silly and playful

They are known for being aggressive guard dogs

They are mostly used as working farm dogs

Given the characteristics of Afghan Hounds, what might be a challenge for a first-time dog owner?

Training them due to their strong self-will and independence

Managing their excessive shedding

Keeping up with their high energy levels

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ANS 105: Hound Group Dog Breeds Quiz

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Which group of dogs may be the oldest purebred dogs?

What common ancestral trait is shared by the Hound Group?

Which of the following best describes gaze hounds?

How do scent hounds differ from gaze hounds?

A hound that uses both sight and scent for hunting would be described as using which of the following?

What does the word "Dachs" mean in German?

In which country were Dachshunds first bred?

During which period did Dachshunds first come to the United States and become popular?

Why were Dachshunds considered ideal for following badgers, weasels, and foxes?

Analyze how World War I affected the popularity of Dachshunds in the United States.

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