George Washington and His Dogs

The video explores George Washington's life, focusing on his love for dogs and his role in creating the American Foxhound. Washington, a revolutionary general and the 'father of America,' kept various dog breeds on his estate. His passion for fox hunting led him to breed a new type of foxhound, resulting in the American Foxhound, known for its speed and intelligence. Today, visitors to Washington's Mount Vernon estate often bring their dogs, including American Foxhounds, celebrating his legacy.

What types of dogs did George Washington keep on his estate?

• Only foxhounds

• Only greyhounds

• Only terriers

• A variety of breeds

What notable action did Washington take during the Revolution involving a dog?

• He adopted a stray dog

• He returned a stray dog to its British owner

• He gifted a dog to his mentor

• He trained a dog for battle

Who introduced Washington to fox hunting?

• His father

• His brother

• His mentor

• His friend

What was Washington's goal in breeding a new type of foxhound?

• To create a smaller dog

• To create a dog with a unique color

• To create a dog with better scent and speed

• To create a more aggressive dog

What is the name of the dog breed Washington developed?

• English Foxhound

• Virginia Foxhound

• American Foxhound

• Revolutionary Foxhound