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WorksheetsCanine Behaviour 1
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 27mins
What is the term used to describe a dog's eyes when they are anxious or stressed?
Whale eyes
Dolphin eyes
Sad eyes
Canine eyes
How would you describe the emotion of this dog?
Neutral
Distressed
Content
Angry
Tail Wagging is always a sign of happiness in dogs. True or False?
True
False
What is a broad category of canine behaviour?
Social behaviour
Excitable behaviour
Anxious behaviour
Cautious behaviour
What two factors are a possible cause of destructive behaviour in dogs?
Good welfare
Lack of training
Lack of exercise
Clicker training
Behaviour is not linked to a dog's welfare. True or False?
True
False
Calming plug-ins are not a possible treatment for Separation Anxiety. True or False?
True
False
Destructive Behaviour in dogs should never be addressed through unethical training methods that involve (BLANK).
(a)
Destructive Behaviour in dogs is mainly diagnosed via (BLANK) observations.
(a)
What three behaviours are signs of 'Destructive Behaviour' in dogs?
Inappropriate elimination
Separation anxiety
Repetitive digging
Snarling
Write a definition for 'Destructive Behaviour'.
What is the term used to describe a behaviour where dogs ingest items that they should not consume, like hair and stones?
(a)
Crate Training a dog is always cruel. True or False?
True
False
When aiming to prevent or treat Separation Anxiety in dogs, how should you act when leaving and returning home?
Excitable
Scared
Aggressive
Calm
What genre of music is known to have a calming effect on dogs?
(a)
What is the name of the process whereby you gradually introduce a dog to being on their own in the house over time?
(a)
Sudden changes in a dog's routine never lead to Separation Anxiety. True or false?
True
False
Separation Anxiety can be diagnosed when symptoms appear irregularly. True or false?
True
False
Separation Anxiety in dogs can vary in severity. True or False?
True
False
Which two of the following behaviours are classified as being a 'common canine behavioural disorder'?
Fear and phobias
Play bowing
Hyperactivity
Barking
Why might a dog snap when touched on their sides?
Pain and discomfort
Natural instinct
Prey drive
Playfulness
What are two examples of normal behaviour in dogs?
Eating
Pica
Digging
Pacing
What are some signs of 'separation anxiety' in dogs?
Tail wagging
Excessive vocalisation
Destructive behaviour
Increased play behaviour
What behaviour is this dog showing?
Territorial behaviour
Dominance
Play bow
Whale eyes
Name an example of an 'abnormal behaviour' that dogs show.
Why might a dog tilt their head?
Happiness
Confusion or wanting to hear better
Sadness
Playfulness
Why might a dog show signs of aggression?
Fear
Territorial response
To show happiness
To ask to play
Why might a dog lie down and show their belly when in an altercation with another dog?
As a sign of dominance
As a sign of happiness
As a sign of submission and fear
As a sign of aggression
'Snarling' and 'growling' are signs of what behaviour in dogs?
(a)
How would you define 'canine body language'?
