Life Lessons from Chip the Dog

The video features Chip the dog sharing life lessons about trust. Chip advises not to trust cats, regardless of their appearance, but highlights trustworthy companions like people, birds, and squirrels. He emphasizes trusting one's instincts and familiar places, while cautioning against bees and vacuums. Chip suggests that trust can be extended to cats if they show remorse and share treats, illustrating that trust is nuanced and situational.

What is the main lesson Chip the Dog wants to teach?

• Always trust cats

• Don't trust cats

• Trust everyone

• Avoid all animals

Which type of cats does Chip advise not to trust?

• Stripy ones

• Tiny ones with big eyes

• Fluffy ones

• All of the above

Which animals does Chip suggest you can trust?

• Bees

• Snakes

• Birds and squirrels

• Cats

What should you do if a cat has a ball of yarn?

• Ignore it

• Play with it

• Trust it

• Walk away

Who does Chip say you can trust even if they aren't always grateful?

• Your persons

• Birds

• Cats

• Other dogs

How do small persons show their affection according to Chip?

• By playing fetch

• By ignoring you

• By giving treats

• In confusing ways

What does Chip say about the park?

• It's boring

• It's full of dangerous things

• It's only for cats

• It's full of trustworthy things

What should you trust about the mail slot?

• It will bring nothing

• It will bring bees

• It will bring cats

• It will bring presents every day

What does Chip say about trusting the vacuum?

• You should trust it

• You should avoid it

• You should ignore it

• You should play with it

When might it be okay to trust a cat, according to Chip?

• When they are fluffy

• When they seem very sorry and share their treat

• When they have big eyes

• When they are stripy