4.Which of the following is notconsidered to be a natural, or inherited, ability? A.Nose C.Search B.Pointing D.Delivery to hand 5.Typically, what is the generally recognized maximum distance for a retrieve? A.100 feet C.100 yards B.250 feet D.200 yards 6.Which of the following breeds is notconsidered a versatile hunting breed? A.Pointer C.Weimaraner B.Rhodesian Ridgeback D.Brittany 7.Which of the following is nota characteristic of a good field trial or hunting test dog? A.Finding birds or other game B.Good scenting ability C.Running at the sound of a shot D.Retrieving downed birds from land or water 8.Which stakes may notbe conducted on horseback? A.Puppy Amateur (Walking stakes) B.Amateur All-Age C.Open Gun Dog D.Amateur Gun Dog 9.Which nonsporting breed is eligible to participate in AKC retriever hunting tests? A.Finnish Spitz C.Chow Chow B.Dalmatian D.Standard Poodle 10.Why are AKC Spaniel field trials run in the spring and fall? A.The weather is more moderate. B.More birds are found in those seasons. C.Good cover is available for planting birds. D.Spaniel coats are less likely to pick up debris during those seasons. 11.Which sporting breed was notdeveloped in North America? A.Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever C.Golden Retriever B.American Water Spaniel D.Chesapeake Bay Retriever
To find the correct answer for these questions, you can refer to official sources such as the American Kennel Club (AKC) website or books on dog breeds and hunting. Here is an explanation for each question:
4. Which of the following is not considered to be a natural, or inherited, ability?
To answer this question, you need to identify the ability that is not naturally inherited by dogs. Review each option (A. Nose, B. Pointing, C. Search, D. Delivery to hand) and eliminate the one that does not fit the criteria. In this case, "Delivery to hand" is the correct answer as it refers to the trained behavior of a dog bringing back an object or game to its handler, rather than an innate ability.
5. Typically, what is the generally recognized maximum distance for a retrieve?
To determine the answer, you need to consider the distances mentioned in the options (A. 100 feet, B. 250 feet, C. 100 yards, D. 200 yards). Look for information on retriever training and competitions, considering the general standards. The correct answer is "C. 100 yards" as it represents a commonly recognized maximum distance for a retrieve.
6. Which of the following breeds is not considered a versatile hunting breed?
To find the answer, review the listed breeds (A. Pointer, B. Rhodesian Ridgeback, C. Weimaraner, D. Brittany) and identify the breed that is not commonly considered versatile for hunting. It is important to have knowledge about the hunting abilities and characteristics of each breed. The correct answer is "B. Rhodesian Ridgeback" as it is not typically known for its versatile hunting skills.
7. Which of the following is not a characteristic of a good field trial or hunting test dog?
To answer this question, evaluate each characteristic listed (A. Finding birds or other game, B. Good scenting ability, C. Running at the sound of a shot, D. Retrieving downed birds from land or water). Identify the characteristic that does not align with the requirements of a field trial or hunting test dog. The correct answer is "C. Running at the sound of a shot" as this behavior could negatively impact a dog's performance during trials or hunting tests.
8. Which stakes may not be conducted on horseback?
To find the correct answer, you need to understand the terms used in relation to field trials and hunting. Review each stake (A. Puppy Amateur, B. Amateur All-Age, C. Open Gun Dog, D. Amateur Gun Dog) and determine which one may not be conducted on horseback. The correct answer is "A. Puppy Amateur (Walking stakes)" as it indicates that the stake is conducted on foot rather than horseback.
9. Which nonsporting breed is eligible to participate in AKC retriever hunting tests?
To find the answer, you need to identify which breed from the listed options (A. Finnish Spitz, B. Dalmatian, C. Chow Chow, D. Standard Poodle) is eligible to participate in retriever hunting tests organized by the American Kennel Club (AKC). Review the hunting abilities and eligibility criteria for each breed. The correct answer is "D. Standard Poodle" as it is recognized as a versatile hunting dog breed by the AKC.
10. Why are AKC Spaniel field trials run in the spring and fall?
To understand the reason behind the timing of AKC Spaniel field trials, review each option (A. The weather is more moderate, B. More birds are found in those seasons, C. Good cover is available for planting birds, D. Spaniel coats are less likely to pick up debris during those seasons). Consider factors such as weather, bird availability, bird cover, and the needs of the spaniel breeds during different seasons. The correct answer is "C. Good cover is available for planting birds" as it ensures suitable conditions for planting birds for the trials.
11. Which sporting breed was not developed in North America?
To find the answer, you need to identify the sporting breed that was not developed in North America from the options provided (A. Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever, B. American Water Spaniel, C. Golden Retriever, D. Chesapeake Bay Retriever). Research the origins and development of each breed to determine which one was not developed in North America. The correct answer is "A. Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever" as it originated in Nova Scotia, Canada, not in the United States.