Theory dog driving licence and expert knowledge test NRW

Dog driving licence and expert knowledge test NRW

For many people in NRW, life without a dog is unimaginable and the number of dog lovers is steadily increasing despite the dog expertise test regulations. Nowadays, however, certain requirements are placed on dogs and their owners to ensure that fellow human beings, other dogs and animals are not endangered by the dog owner and their dog. This requires dog owners not only to act considerately and with foresight, but also to have theoretical knowledge and practical experience in handling their dogs.

The questions and exercises will prepare you for the necessary knowledge in a fun way. This will give you the tools you need to handle your dog competently and at the same time prepare you well for a possible dog licence test.

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Expertise test theory A NRW (dog driving licence)

Expertise test theory A-A NRW (dog driving licence)

Catalogue of questions for the certificate of competence according to the NRW State Dog Law for owners of a) dangerous dogs according to § 3 para. 2 (4 breeds) and para. 3 (in individual cases dangerous dogs) and b) dogs of certain breeds in accordance with § 10 Para. 1.

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1) Which posture matches the picture?

1. relaxed

2. wants to play

3. attentive

4. threatening

5. anxious-devout

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2) Which posture matches the picture?

1. wants to play

2. relaxed

3. attentive

4. threatening

5. anxious-devout

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3) Match the following term to the sounds listed!

anxious

1. silent

2. whimpering

3. deep growling, humming

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4) Which posture matches the picture?

1. wants to play

2. attentive

3. relaxed

4. anxious-devout

5. threatening

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5) Match the following term to the sounds listed!

threatening

1. silent

2. whimpering

3. deep growling, humming

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6) Which posture matches the picture?

1. threatening

2. attentive

3. relaxed

4. wants to play

5. anxious-devout

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7) Which posture matches the picture?

1. anxious-devout

2. threatening

3. attentive

4. relaxed

5. wants to play

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8) Which term matches the tail position shown?

1. normal posture

2. threatening

3. attentive

4. fear

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9) Which term matches the tail position shown?

1. fear

2. threatening

3. normal posture

4. attentive

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10) Which of the head postures shown is displayed here?

1. attentive

2. threatening

3. anxious

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11) Which of the head postures shown is displayed here?

1. anxious

2. threatening

3. attentive

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12) Which term matches the tail position shown?

1. attentive

2. threatening

3. fear

4. normal posture

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13) Which term matches the tail position shown?

1. threatening

2. normal posture

3. fear

4. attentive

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Your dog is running loose, and is not coming back after repeated calls.
What is your behaviour?

1. if the dog does come, it is scolded severely

2. you stand still and shout until he comes.

3. you turn around and run away quickly, calling your dog

4. you hide so that the dog can just see you and call again

5 They run after him and catch him.

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15) What body language gestures do dogs use to appease their counterparts?

To lick one's own nose

2. look rigidly ahead

3. pawing (nudging with the paw)

4. look away

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16) You have a small dog and a large, unfamiliar dog comes to you without supervision. against. How do you behave?

1. continue on your way quickly with your dog.

2. try to avoid it, otherwise continue on your way quickly.

3. throw a treat to the other dog far away.

4. try to scare the big dog away.

5. take the dog in your arms to get it out of the danger zone.

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17) What is your dog's posture in the picture? Is your dog ...

1. he threatens

2. he is afraid

3. aggressive

4. none of the above, the behaviour subsides

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18) Match the following term to the sounds listed!

attentive

1. deep growling, humming

2. whimpering

3. silent

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19) What is your dog's posture in the picture? Is your dog ...

1. aggressive

2. he threatens

3. he is afraid

4. none of the above, the behaviour subsides

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20) Which of the head postures shown is displayed here?

1. threatening

2. anxious

3. attentive

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Expertise test theory B NRW (dog driving licence)

Expertise test theory B-A NRW (dog driving licence)

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1) You are taking your dog for a walk, a pedestrian comes along with your dog. with a dog on a lead. How do you behave?

1. continue to let the dog run free.

2. continue to let the dog run free, but not near the other dog.

3. Put the dog on a lead and pass the oncoming dog at a distance.

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2) What can lead to problems between dogs and children?

1. children can misunderstand or misinterpret dog behaviour and then behave inappropriately from the dog's point of view.

2. children can come up with play ideas that are unpleasant for dogs.

3. both children and dogs are unpredictable and need constant supervision when they are together.

4. there are no problems between children and dogs because they are equally keen to play and always get on well.

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3) What does it mean when a dog puts its head on another dog's back?

1. it is an imposing gesture.

2. he wants to rest.

3. he wants to play.

4. he wants to submit.

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4) You are out and about with your dog. A jogger comes towards you. What is your behaviour?

1 I put the dog on a lead and lead it past the jogger. I only let him go again when I know for sure that he will no longer chase the jogger.

2 I ask the jogger not to run past so close and as slowly as possible so as not to tempt my dog to run after me.

3 I jog along with the runner for a bit. This distracts my dog from him, because then he only has eyes for me.

4 I let the dog keep running. At most, my dog runs up to the jogger to say hello.

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5) How can a puppy owner teach bite inhibition?

1. bite inhibition is genetically determined and cannot be influenced.

2. If the dog bites too hard during play, the dog is told that his behaviour is not okay.

3. If a dog bites too hard during the game, the game is interrupted immediately.

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6) You start a walk with your dog from the car.

1. leave the dog out of the car and let it run free

2. put the dog on a lead and then let it out of the car

3. let the dog out of the car and then put it on a lead

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7) How does neutering a male dog affect his aggressive behaviour?

1. increasing

2. often moderating.

3. not at all

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8) What happens when you coax and stroke a dog that is scared at the moment? tries to calm you down?

1. you shouldn't talk to him at all so that he learns to cope with anxiety on his own.

2. he will calm down and reduce his anxiety.

3. you should only talk to him and stroke him when he is calm and does not growl, whine or whimper.

4. you aggravate the fear, because the dog feels confirmed by the human that it is just right to be afraid.

5. talking well is not right. You should shout at the dog once so that it stops behaving like this.

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9) Which training methods can improve the relationship of trust between dog and owner? impair?

1. a lot of activity with the dog

2. inconsistent and capricious behaviour of the owner

3. the use of direct corporal punishment

4. a measure for the dog if it shows undesirable fearful behaviour in a situation

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10) A command is practised

1. as a sound signal (word, whistle)

2. both at the same time

3. as a visual sign (body language)

4. the visual signal should be introduced before the audible signal.

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11) What are the most important things when dealing with a dog?

1. frequent daily contact

2. constant subordination of the dog

3. patience, praise and consistency

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12) Can dogs be allowed to play with each other in public?

1. always in the dog walking area.

2. never on the street, on a lead or if other people / animals feel harassed or endangered by the playing dogs.

3. on the road only if both dogs are on a lead. Otherwise they could run onto the carriageway while playing.

4. if I have agreed with the other dog owner that free play is desired.

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13) Your dog has been involved in a scuffle with a dog of a similar size.
What is your behaviour?

1. do not interfere so as not to endanger yourself. Both owners should move away quickly in opposite directions and call their dogs.

2. you shout loudly at the dogs...

3. grab your dog by the neck and back fur and pull him out of the action.

4. you pull on the lead and hit the dogs if necessary.

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14) You are taking your dog for a walk. A walker comes towards you and takes his dog in his arms when you appear.

1 I let the dog run free and shout to the other dog owner that mine is doing nothing.

2 I call the dog to me and walk past with him unleashed in an arc.

3 I also take my dog in my arms and walk past.

4. leash the dog and indicate to the other person that they can lead their dog along the ground.

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15) Why does a dog on a lead often become aggressive?

1. leash aggression is learned behaviour. The dog has learnt that it can end frightening situations more quickly this way.

2. a frontal encounter is forced by the handler, a dog would rather avoid it.

3. dogs on a lead are braver.

4. the dog is angry that it is on a lead and transfers the anger to others.

5. the dog cannot move out of the way and wants to create distance through aggression.

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16) Spaying female dogs influences aggressive behaviour

1. increasing

2. moderating

3. mostly not at all

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17) What does it mean when two dogs stare directly into each other's eyes?

1. it is a game request.

2. they threaten each other.

3. they like each other.

4. they want to impress each other.

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18) How do "tugging" and "roughhousing" games between humans and dogs affect the dog's self-confidence when it emerges victorious from these games?

1. self-confidence is strengthened.

2. self-confidence is diminished.

3. these games have no influence on this.

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19) You are taking your dog for a walk. A walker stops, hesitant and frightened.

1. walk past quickly with the "heel" command

2 I immediately put the dog on a lead, because people must not feel threatened by my dog.

3. if it is a place where dogs are allowed to run and the dog is well-behaved, you don't have to do anything.

4 I approach the walker with my dog and reassure him that my dog will not hurt him.

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20) An oncoming person wants to pet your dog

1 I allow it in any case

2 I pull the dog away

3 I ask the person to refrain from doing this and to keep their distance

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21) A dog learns ...

1. he just has to copy what the adult dogs do.

2. punishment must be used to make it very clear to him what he is not allowed to do.

3. through positive affirmation (praise).

4. through many repetitions.

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22) Leading two dogs at the same time is

1. safe when a dog is on a lead

2. always more dangerous than walking a single dog

3. safe when both are on a lead

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23) Your dog sees an object, he growls and raises his lips.
How do you react?

1. to put on a leash, to coax

2. warn the neighbourhood of the dog's aggression in advance

3. unleash

4. leash and change direction with command

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24) The dog's unwanted aggression

1. can be kept under control through targeted training.

2. can be completely suppressed through targeted training.

3. are exclusively inherited characteristics.

4. arise from wrong education.

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25) Can the duration of daily outdoor exercise influence the dog's behaviour?

1. no, as man's oldest friend, a dog adapts to what its owner offers it.

2 Yes, he needs to be physically utilised so that he is happy and balanced.

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26) What are typical hunting behaviours?

1. shaking the prey

2. growl

3. stalking and pointing

4. rushing

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27) Why do dogs develop into problem dogs?

1. due to isolated posture

2. due to incorrect training

3. by keeping it on the chain

4. is always innate

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Expertise test theory C NRW (dog driving licence)

Expertise test theory C-A NRW (dog driving licence)

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Link the statements about aggressiveness correctly. Chasing moving objects...

1. territorial aggression / territorial aggression

2. prey aggression

3. dominance aggression

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2) When humans and dogs live together, it is important to bear this in mind:

1. dogs must be able to develop freely and without rules.

2. dogs need fixed rules and a pack leader.

3. dogs should be equal partners for humans.

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3) Which training methods should be used with dogs

1. firm but friendly (authoritarian)

2. depending on your own view of life

3. consistently

4. the dog is allowed to act out (anti-authoritarian)

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4) Which educational aids are questionable in terms of animal welfare?

1st clicker

2. a dog halter

3. stimulation current devices (teletact)

4. a wire muzzle

5. the spiked collar

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Link the statements about aggression correctly. Aggression towards people and/or dogs in your own pack
in the case of unclear hierarchical relationships...

1. dominance aggression

2. territorial aggression / territorial aggression

3. prey aggression

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6) The dog is...

1. a scavenger

2. a hunting predator

3. lives as a mixed-gender couple

4. loner

5. pack animal

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Link the statements about aggression correctly. Aggression when strangers and animals approach the property or home...

1. dominance aggression

2. territorial aggression / territorial aggression

3. prey aggression

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8) Which basic commands should a dog master?

1. open the door

2. from

3. come or here

4. give paw

5. sit and / or down

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9) The puppy snaps violently at a human during play

1. the behaviour should be tolerated because he is still so small.

2. this is normal behaviour.

3. the game should be cancelled immediately.

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10) Which statements about the principles of commands in dog training are right?

1. commands must be loud and sharp so that the dog knows that he is meant.

2. commands are given in a friendly but firm manner at a normal volume.

3. the same expressions should always be used for the same exercises.

4 Commands can also be integrated into complete sentences.

5. the dog learns simple words as commands most easily.

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11) How should a dog be punished?

1. by ignoring undesirable behaviour.

2. by sending it to its place.

3. by beating him with a stick until he submits.

4. by cancelling the walk.

5. by a sharply pronounced command, e.g. "Fie", "Off".

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12) The ancestor of the dog is...

1. the wolf

2. the fox

3. the golden jackal

4. the Dingo

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13) The puppy should...

1. to be kept mainly in a kennel, as this teaches him to stay alone.

2. have as little contact with the environment as possible, because otherwise he will become insecure.

3. have plenty of contact with people, conspecifics and environmental stimuli so that he can cope well in all situations later on.

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14)

Link the following statements correctly. Hunting dogs...

1. have pronounced territorial defence behaviour

2. develop a pronounced protective instinct, especially at dusk and at night

3. have a certain potential for increased aggressiveness

4. are characterised by their hunting and prey aggression

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15)

Link the following statements correctly. Guard and protection dogs...

1. have pronounced territorial defence behaviour

2. develop a pronounced protective instinct, especially at dusk and at night

3. have a certain potential for increased aggressiveness

4. are characterised by their hunting and prey aggression

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16)

Link the following statements correctly. Dogs of the so-called fighting dog breeds...

1. develop a pronounced protective instinct, especially at dusk and at night

2. are characterised by their hunting and prey aggression

3. have a certain potential for increased aggressiveness

4. have pronounced territorial defence behaviour

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17) Aggressive behaviour in dogs

1. are part of normal expressive behaviour, but require regulation.

2. are a behavioural disorder.

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18) The dog sits in the armchair and growls when someone wants to sit down. That's...

1. submissive behaviour

2. normal behaviour

3. dominating behaviour

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19) How can I confirm a good action by my dog?

1. through words of praise

2. through physical contact - stroking

3. through disregard (ignoring)

4. through a short game

5. by giving treats (food)

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20) The dog growls at guests who enter the flat. What do you do?

1. send the dog to its place with a clear command.

2. talk the dog down and reassure it with petting or treats.

3. ask guests to greet the dog.

4. give the guests treats in their hands so that they can make the dog friendly.

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21) In the family, the dog should...

1. be an equal member of the family.

2. assume the position of boss.

3. occupy the lowest ranking position.

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22) Why do dogs often behave differently towards children than towards adults?

1. because children often suddenly scream loudly.

2. because they see children as persons of respect.

3. because children often misbehave.

4. because children suddenly change their behaviour, moving quickly and sometimes uncontrollably.

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23)

Link the following statements correctly. Livestock guarding dogs...

1. develop a pronounced protective instinct, especially at dusk and at night

2. have a certain potential for increased aggressiveness

3. are characterised by their hunting and prey aggression

4. have pronounced territorial defence behaviour

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24) When should a dog be rewarded after a good action?

1. after 1-2 seconds

2. time plays no role

3. after 5 minutes

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25) What is puppy protection?

1. dogs enjoy protection up to the age of one. During this time, they may not be bitten by other dogs and may not be roughly punished by humans.

2. there is no puppy protection. The puppy is only protected if it behaves appropriately, i.e. submissively and placatingly, towards adult individuals.

3. puppies are not bitten by adult dogs because they are protected as puppies. An adult dog that bites puppies has a behavioural disorder.

4. puppies are never abandoned by their mother dog.

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26) How do I deal with a dog that tends to be dominant?

1. if the dog is in the way, he has to get up and let me pass.

2. if the dog growls, I let him have his way because he wants to be left alone.

3. the dog always goes through the door first.

4. the dog only gets something to eat when it has carried out a command, e.g. sit or down.

5. the dog is allowed to sit next to me on the sofa.

6 I often play with my dog and often let him win.

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27) How do you clarify the hierarchy between humans and dogs?

1. ignore intrusive and demanding behaviour.

2. wait until the dog misbehaves and then subdue it by turning it onto its back with momentum and holding it there for a moment.

3. games are started and ended by humans.

4. you always eat your meal first before the dog gets food.

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Expertise test theory D NRW (dog driving licence)

Expertise test theory D-B NRW (dog driving licence)

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1) The need for movement depends on...

1. the age of the dog

2. the breed of the dog

3. the sex of the dog

4. the size and build of the dog

5. the state of health of the dog

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2) When are puppies/young dogs particularly receptive to social impressions and Environmental stimuli (socialisation phase)?

1. 6th - 9th month

2nd 3rd - 14th week

3. 1st - 3rd week

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3) What is the earliest age at which puppies may be handed over in accordance with animal welfare regulations?

1. 8th week of life

2. 12th week of life

3. 5th week of life

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4) How long is the gestation period for the bitch?

1. 45 days

2. 5 months

3. about 62 days

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5) Who issues the vaccination certificate or the International Vaccination Card?

1. the veterinary offices

2. the breeder

3. the veterinarian who carried out the vaccination

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6) What condition should the dog be in at the time of vaccination?

1. he should be sober

2. it should be free from vermin

3. it should be free of worms

4. he should be healthy

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7) A reasonable breeding age for bitches

1. the onset of sexual maturity

2. 15 months at the earliest

3. from the 2nd heat

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8) What is the minimum size of the kennel floor area for a Rottweiler, not including the kennel?

1. 8 m²

2. 20 m²

3. 6 m²

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9) Which infectious diseases should puppies be protected against in the
vaccinated at the age of 8 weeks?

1. foot-and-mouth disease

2. bluetongue disease

3. parvovirosis (so-called cat epidemic)

4. salmonellosis

5. leptospirosis ("Stuttgart canine epidemic")

6. distemper

7. no vaccination, as the dog is still too young

8. hepatitis (infectious inflammation of the liver)

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10) Why do puppies need to be wormed regularly?

1. because the dogs become infected with worm eggs from their own and other dogs' faeces.

2. because they are already infected with worms in their mother's milk.

3. because they become infected with worms through contact with humans.

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11) Complete feed for adult, healthy dogs

1. cover the needs of the animal.

2. must not be used exclusively in dog nutrition.

3. must be supplemented with special feed.

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12) Signs that the bitch is in heat are:

1. the bitch rolls on the floor

2. the shame is enlarged

3. bloody or grey mucous discharge

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13) How are rabies pathogens transmitted?

1. with the sweat

2. with the faeces

3. with the saliva

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14) Healthy, adult dogs that live indoors and have no access to the garden, for example

1. should have outdoor exercise at least 3 times a day; this should include at least 1 20-minute vigorous exercise session.

2. need outdoor exercise once a day

3. only need to be let out of the house 3 times a day to loosen, e.g. on a piece of fallow land

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15) Which diseases should the dog be vaccinated against at 12 weeks of age?

1. leucosis

2. leptospirosis, parvovirosis

3. salmonellosis

4. rabies

5. distemper, hepatitis

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16) How do you recognise that a dog is ill?

1. he expresses pain

2. constant appetite and thirst

3. he shows apathy

4. there are changes in body temperature, pulse and respiration

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17) What does a very hard faeces indicate?

1. feeding with dry food

2. insufficient water absorption

3. too high a bone ration

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18) How do you recognise a healthy adult dog?

1. he has a constant appetite

2. he has an attentive nature

3. he has a shiny coat

4. he has a steady weight gain

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19) Do dogs need a place to retreat (refuge)?

1. yes, preferably somewhere away from the hustle and bustle, but where they can still hear the family (hallway, hallway).

2 Yes, far away from the hustle and bustle of the family, preferably outside in the kennel.

3. no, as they maintain close contact with members of the family at all times.

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20) When in heat is the bitch ready to mate?

1 September - 14th day of heat

2. during the entire duration of the heat

3. 4th - 6th day of heat

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21) What health precautions should the dog owner take?

1. weekly bathing with dog shampoo

2. regular worming

3. care of coat, eyes, ears and teeth

4. Special vaccinations

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22) Which pathogens cause rabies?

1. bacteria

2. viruses

3. parasites

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23) How can a dog be protected from infection with viruses?

1. through regular immunisations

2. through frequent exercise in the fresh air

3. a high proportion of vegetables in the feed (raw food)

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24) The most important food and feed components are

1. protein, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, minerals and trace elements

2. quark, raw eggs, cereals

3. bones, fat, meat, milk

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Expertise test theory E-B NRW (dog driving licence)

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1) Which drink must always be available for dogs?

1. tea

2. milk

3. schnapps

4. water

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2) What speaks against buying a puppy from this source?

1. the seller keeps the puppies without the mother.

2. the puppies do not have a vaccination certificate.

3. the handover of the puppy against the purchase price should take place on the street or in a car park.

4. the puppies have no pedigree.

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3) How many times a year does a bitch go into heat?

1. usually twice (in spring and autumn)

2. about four times

3. always only once

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4) How does the dog flea parasitise?

1. it feeds on skin scales

2. it bores into the epidermis and feeds on tissue

3. he sucks blood

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5) How can fleas be controlled on dogs?

1. by letting the dog swim frequently

2. by feeding garlic

3. by feeding raw onions

4. by contact insecticides, e.g. special collars or spot-ons

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6) The dog's basic diet should consist of...

1. only vegetables and cereals (vegan)

2. vegetables with animal complementary food

3. meat with plant-based complementary food

4. only meat

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7) Ticks should be removed as quickly as possible. How do you proceed?

1. carefully remove the tick with tick forceps or tweezers

2. squeeze the tick with your fingers and pull it out quickly

3. put on an amber collar as a preventive measure

4. coat with oil so that the tick suffocates and falls off by itself

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8) Ticks are also dangerous for dogs when they bite. What diseases do they transmit?

1. myxomatosis

2. borreliosis

3. toxoplasmosis

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9) The use of a teletact device (electric shocks)

1. is permitted for everyone without restriction.

2. is forbidden because it can create false associations and fear.

3. is permitted for training dogs that are difficult to train.

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10) How long does the mating process normally take in dogs?

1. approx. 1 minute

2. approx. 10 minutes

3. approx. 30 minutes

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11) What do you do if your bitch of the so-called fighting dog breeds has just been accidentally mated?

1. then I have to have the bitch put to sleep

2 I visit my vet the next day at the latest to prevent pregnancy.

3. waiting until the puppies are born

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12) What type of fence should be used to "escape-proof" the property where the dog is kept?

1. so that the dog cannot dig under it

2. made of barbed wire

3. insurmountable for the dog

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13) Which breeds are prone to breathing problems, including severe respiratory distress?

1st Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

2. the American Staffordshire Terrier

3rd English Bulldog

4th pug

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14) How often should a kennel or the dog's living area be cleaned?

1. at least once a day

2. weekly

3. monthly

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15) How is rabies mainly transmitted to dogs?

1. by mice

2. through the bite of the fox

3. through flea bites

4. through the faeces of cattle

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16) Can dog faeces transmit diseases?

1. no

2. yes, worms

3. yes, toxoplasma

4. yes, salmonella

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17) Certain eye diseases can occur depending on the breed. Which breed is prone to "open eyes" (ectropion)?

1st Mastino Napoletano

2. bull terrier

3. kuvasz

4th Great Dane

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18) How do you recognise heat in a bitch?

1. swelling of the vagina

2. the bloody, watery discharge

3. the particularly affectionate behaviour of the bitch

4. the behaviour of the males when they meet

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19) When can I leave my dog in the car?

1. never in the blazing sun at high temperatures.

2. if the dog is in a dog transport box.

3. whenever the window pane is open a crack.

4. only for a short time.

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20) At what age do bitches become sexually mature?

1. at approx. 7 - 10 months

2. at approx. 18 months

3. at approx. 4 months

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21) Which dogs have particularly high nutritional requirements?

1. young adult dogs

2. puppies and growing dogs

3. bitches towards the end of pregnancy

4. old dogs

5. lactating bitches

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22) What causes ear diseases?

1. due to insufficient ventilation with heavy hanging ears

2. by mites

3. due to allergies

4. due to dirt and foreign bodies

5. due to earwax

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23) How long does the heat last in a healthy bitch?

1. approx. 3 weeks

2. approx. 10 days

3. approx. 4 weeks

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24) The healthy American Staffordshire Terrier can no longer be kept for personal reasons. How can I find another home for him?

1. delivery to an authorised person who has applied for a corresponding permit to keep this dog

2. tethering to a tree

3. delivery to an animal shelter

4. euthanisation by the vet

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1) When may the person authorised to hunt (hunter) shoot dogs?

1. when dogs leave the forest path

2. when dogs chase game in an uncontrolled manner

3. if dogs run alongside the owner without a lead

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2) Is it permitted in Germany to dock a dog's tail or ears?

1. there is an exemption for dogs used for hunting with regard to tail docking.

2 Yes, this is part of the breed standard of some breeds.

3. no, it is forbidden.

4 Yes, but only within the first 16 weeks because the dogs do not yet feel pain.

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3) Does liability insurance for dogs make sense?

1. the dog may not run free without liability insurance.

2. it is an unnecessary expense if the dog is well trained

3. liability insurance is mandatory for dogs in accordance with §§3, 10 and 11 of the NRW State Dog Law

4. it makes sense because, for example, a serious road accident can be prohibitively expensive

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4) Which dog breed may only be purchased with the prior authorisation of the public order office if there is a special private or public interest?

1st Bullmastiff

2. rottweiler

3. the American Staffordshire Terrier

4. bull terrier

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5) Which dog breeds are no longer allowed to be bred in NRW since 1 January 2003?

1st Dogo Argentino

2. bull terrier

3. bullmastiff

4. rottweiler

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6) Who is responsible for removing dog faeces?

1. the owner or dog handler

2. nobody. Dog faeces does not have to be removed because it is something natural that you have to live with.

3. the cities, because that's what dog tax is paid for.

4. the general public. Anyone who sees dog poo must remove it.

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7) Can dogs of all breeds and crossbreeds become "dangerous dogs" in accordance with Section 3 of the NRW State Dog Law?

1. no, dogs under 40cm shoulder height or 20kg weight are not allowed.

2. no, herding dog breeds do not.

3. yes, if they were conspicuous and have been categorised as dangerous by an official veterinarian.

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8) What happens in the event of an accident if a dog is transported unsecured in a car?

1. nothing bad can actually happen because the dogs are usually lying in the car.

2. the driver may be held partially responsible, regardless of the circumstances of the accident.

3. he can be thrown out of the vehicle and run away.

4. the dog can become a catapult in the event of emergency braking or a collision, seriously injuring itself and seriously endangering the occupants.

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9) How long is the rabies vaccination certificate valid in Germany?

1. 1 to 3 years, depending on the vaccine manufacturer's instructions

2. ½ year

3. 3 years

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10) Can you let your dog run alongside the car?

1 Yes, but only on country lanes.

2 No, this is forbidden according to road traffic regulations.

3. only if you are disabled yourself.

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11) Which areas of law are important for dog owners?

1. municipal provisions

2. criminal law, civil law and misdemeanour law

3. none, citizens do not need to know the laws, there are lawyers for that

4. environmental law (noise)

5. animal welfare law

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12) Which dogs must be microchipped in accordance with the NRW State Dogs Act?

1st Staffordshire Terrier

2nd German Shepherd Dog

3. golden retriever

4. west highland terrier

5. giant schnauzer

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13) What do you need to consider when walking your dog in a rabies restricted area?

1. dogs vaccinated against rabies may run free.

2. there are no restrictions.

3. dogs that have been vaccinated against rabies and are reliably obedient may run free.

4. all dogs must be kept on a lead.

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14) Which dog breed may no longer be kept without a licence from the public order office?

1st Doberman

2nd Cane Corso

3. german shepherd dog

4th American Bulldog

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15) Which law or ordinance regulates the minimum requirements for keeping dogs outdoors in an animal-friendly manner?

1. state dog law NRW

2nd Animal Transport Ordinance

3. animal breeding law

4th Animal Welfare Dog Ordinance

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16) Which breeds are not recognised by the FCI or VDH breeding organisations, but are legally considered mixed breeds, even from so-called list dogs?

1st Alaunt Bull

2. alba bull

3rd Old English Bulldog

4th American Bully

5th English Bulldog

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