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Quiz about Even More of My Best Friends
Quiz about Even More of My Best Friends

Even More of My Best Friends Trivia Quiz


Another quiz for the dog lovers on this site. Here are ten more breeds for you to identify. If you are interested in one of the breeds in this quiz, just look online and you can probably find a rescue group with a wonderful dog looking for a new home.

A photo quiz by dcpddc478. Estimated time: 3 mins.
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Author
dcpddc478
Time
3 mins
Type
Photo Quiz
Quiz #
369,621
Updated
Aug 23 24
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Easy
Avg Score
8 / 10
Plays
3474
Awards
Top 10% Quiz
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Question 1 of 10
1. Usually, but not always, this terrier comes in a white coat and is known for its friendly and affectionate disposition? Hint


Question 2 of 10
2. The greyhound is a hunting breed that does not do well in family settings, and are usually put to sleep after their racing careers are over due to their aggressive nature.


Question 3 of 10
3. The cute little face staring at you from this photo is which of the following dog breeds? Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. Why is the bluetick coonhound not recommended for families that already have non-canine pets? Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. What is the breed of the gorgeous bird dog depicted in this photo? Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. The male Leonberger usually weighs in at about 120-170 pounds (54-77kg).


Question 7 of 10
7. Don't let his size fool you, the Sealyham terrier was bred for hunting wolves.


Question 8 of 10
8. This handsome fellow is an English bulldog...he was probably delivered by caesarian section.


Question 9 of 10
9. With large, soulful brown eyes, and a profuse white coat, which of the following breeds is thought to be one of the best breeds for those with allergies? Hint


Question 10 of 10
10. Known for its many wrinkles, from which country does the Shar-Pei originate? Hint



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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Usually, but not always, this terrier comes in a white coat and is known for its friendly and affectionate disposition?

Answer: Bull terrier

At an average of 65 lbs. the bull terrier is a medium size dog. They usually come in an all white coat, but there are other colors available. They were originally known as a white Cavalier. This lovable breed needs a lot of attention and usually becomes very attached to their owners. Obedience training is recommended as they do have a tendency to become overstimulated when they are around younger children.

Their short coats make them easy to groom and they do not shed as much as some of the other terriers. Originally bred as a hunting dog, this breed requires daily exercise to keep it physically and mentally healthy. The bull terrier is a wonderful choice for a family pet, as long as you have the time to give them the attention they crave.
2. The greyhound is a hunting breed that does not do well in family settings, and are usually put to sleep after their racing careers are over due to their aggressive nature.

Answer: False

This is completely false. The greyhound is a gentle breed that makes a wonderful family pet. As they were bred for hunting, they sometimes do not do well with cats or kittens, but are usually fine with other dogs. This is an adaptable breed that does well in warm climates, but can live in cold climates as long as they are kept indoors.

They prefer daily routines, and are usually easy to crate train. They need to have an opportunity to run free on open ground a couple times a week, and a daily brisk walk. It usually takes an experienced owner to handle the greyhound as it can be stubborn and needs to know who the pack leader is.

Despite their large size, they make great apartment pets as long as they are exercised regularly. They may be a tall dog, but their bones are more delicate than other big breeds, so it is usually recommended that they live in homes with older or no children. There are many greyhound rescue groups around the world who work hard to save these wonderful dogs, and they next time you are thinking of adopting a new pet, you may find that the greyhound is the perfect choice.
3. The cute little face staring at you from this photo is which of the following dog breeds?

Answer: Pug

With one of the most adorable faces in the dog world, the pug has a wonderful temperament to add to its dashing good looks! It has a short coat that comes in black, fawn and silver. The pug is a lively, affectionate dog who loves to play the part of the clown.

It is an intelligent breed which needs variety during training to keep it interested in what is going on. Their short noses make them prone to colds and almost all pugs snore while sleeping. These dogs make wonderful family pets and get along well with children and other pets. Be careful when feeding a pug as they are prone to overeating and weight gain.
4. Why is the bluetick coonhound not recommended for families that already have non-canine pets?

Answer: The bluetick coonhound will hunt the other pets.

The bluetick coonhound is a brave hunting dog that will hunt and track down any other animal that is not a canine. They are not allergic to other pets nor are they afraid. This hunting breed originated in the U.S. and has an excellent nose and good eyesight.

This is a breed for an experienced owner only, as they will take over your life, if allowed. Never let this breed run free unless in a fenced area, as they are prone to start tracking anything they smell, and have been known to track another animal for many miles in all types of weather.

This is a wonderful hunting dog, but may not be the best choice for apartment living, or for families with small children.
5. What is the breed of the gorgeous bird dog depicted in this photo?

Answer: Gordon setter

As with most setters, the Gordon setter is an affectionate, loyal, intelligent breed that needs plenty of exercise room. It is the only setter that comes in black with tan markings and has beautiful shiny fur with lots of feathering. This translates into lots of grooming and shedding.

This bird dog has an excellent sense of smell and is highly intelligent. Friendly to all, the Gordon setter may not be the best choice if you are looking for a guard dog. As long as exercise is provided, this beautiful breed can live almost anywhere, with anyone.
6. The male Leonberger usually weighs in at about 120-170 pounds (54-77kg).

Answer: True

This gentle giant is a very large dog with the males easily weighing over 150 pounds (68 kg) when grown. They have an extra thick coat of mahogany colored (usually) fur with a black mask on their face. Historically, they have been used as work dogs and for search and rescue.

Originating in the mountains of Germany, this breed will not be for everyone. They must be trained early, as their large size can cause injury if they jump up on someone, wanting to be petted. They are more suited to families with older children, and those who like to go hiking, swimming, and other outdoor activities. This is one of the largest dog breeds, so don't let the cute face of a puppy fool you into thinking he will not become extra large. It will.
7. Don't let his size fool you, the Sealyham terrier was bred for hunting wolves.

Answer: False

Bred for hunting rats, badgers, and other small vermin, the Sealyham terrier originated in the country of Wales. It may be a fearless hunter, but it was never meant to hunt wolves. This is a rare breed that is not well known outside of the United Kingdom. It is a healthy breed than can adapt to most types of lifestyles.

This working dog became less popular when the docking of tails was outlawed. Those who favored tail docking explained that when pulling the dog backwards out of a badger hole, it was safer and easier to pull on a short tail rather than a long one. The docking of tails and the clipping of ears is a matter of debate between owners that is not likely to disappear any time soon.
8. This handsome fellow is an English bulldog...he was probably delivered by caesarian section.

Answer: True

Those looking to purchase a dog should be aware that the English bulldog and the American pit bull are completely different types of dogs. The English bulldog is a placid, heavy bodied dog with short legs. Although some think it looks somewhat intimidating, the English bulldog is extremely gentle and excellent with children and the elderly. It does well with other pets and can be a couch potato if not exercised regularly.

Most puppies must be delivered by caesarean section, as breeding through the years has caused hips that are not wide enough to deliver the large heads of the puppies. It also has problems breeding naturally and artificial insemination is often used. This is a case of breeders trying to produce a dog for appearance, not function or to better its health. It is very possible that if these breeding measures were not taken today, that this breed might die out. They are among the most expensive puppies to buy.
9. With large, soulful brown eyes, and a profuse white coat, which of the following breeds is thought to be one of the best breeds for those with allergies?

Answer: Bichon Frise

The Bichon Frise is a breed that does best with an owner who is ready to give it lots of attention. They require a lot of grooming to keep their profuse white coats in good shape, and to prevent matting and tangling. They want a lot of attention and are very affectionate.

This is not a quiet breed and, when left alone for too long, they are known to bark for hours. They do well with other animals and can adapt to apartment living as long as they are taken out for a walk every day. If you get a puppy, do not be surprised if it takes a little longer for him to potty train. This is a wonderful breed that makes a great companion for those willing to give it the attention it wants and needs.
10. Known for its many wrinkles, from which country does the Shar-Pei originate?

Answer: China

The Shar-Pei is one of the older breeds of domestic dog and is thought to have originated in China over 2,000 years ago. Possibly related to the Chinese chow-chow, this breed also displays a black or dark purple tongue. The name "Shar-Pei" translates into "sandy coat" a reference to their tawny color.

This a multipurpose breed that was used to herd, track, hunt, and protect the home and other domestic animals. This breed does better in cooler temperatures, needs to be walked daily followed by a nice brushing. This breed needs a strong experienced owner, and does not always do well with other pets. This breed is recommended for families with older children, and does not need as much personal attention as some of the other breeds in this quiz. It is independent, inquisitive, and one of the hardest working breeds in the dog world.
Source: Author dcpddc478

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