1. A thirteenth century emperor was a dog-lover Who owned over 5000 dogs. He was the grandson of Genghis Khan. What was his name? Tamerlane Charlemagne Alexander the Dog Kublai Khan

2. In 1815 this military leader was returning to France from exile on the island of Elba when he fell off a dock into the sea and almost drowned. A large Newfoundland jumped into the water and saved him. Who was this military giant (the man, not the dog)? Napoleon Jefferson Davis Marie Antoinette Frederick the Dog

3. During World War I the British employed dogs to carry messages to and from the front lines. What kind of dog did they use? The Poodle The Airedale Terrier The Chow Chow The Mexican Hairless

4. During which war did the British army parachute dogs behind enemy lines to accompany raiding parties and help spy missions? The 100-Years-War World War II The War Between the St. Bernards The Peasant's Revolt

5. In 1957 the Cold War raged between the United States and Russia. What event occurred in involving a dog that year, that frightened Americans? A Russian man bit an American dog The Russians were training armies of super-dogs The Cuban Mastiff Crisis A Russian dog was the first living creature to go up in space.

6. Why do wild dogs howl? To confuse themselves To clear their throats To gather the pack To audition for leading roles

7. When dogs are frightened of an enemy, what behaviour will they commonly display? Cheese on toast Foot in mouth Tail between the legs Ear on rump

8. What should you do if you think a dog might attack you? Keep still, hands at your side, avoid eye contact. Make threatening motions at the dog's master or pups Act like a bear, a dog's natural enemy Run away

9. What is a dog's main weapon? Teeth Claws Tail Knowledge of herbs

10. From where does the expression, "Dogs of War" come? Shakespeare Dr. Seuss Oscar Wilde Lassie