PJH Dog Training’s - Test your knowledge QUIZ!!!!

PJH Dog Training’s “How much do you know about reactive dog training/aggressive dog training, puppy socialization and puppy training, agility training for dogs, affordable dog training options, and neuroscience-informed training quiz. “ All the answers are in the web site but see how many you get correct right now! Answers at the end of the quiz. Let us know how may you got right!

Quiz Questions

Reactive Dogs

What is the most common sign of a reactive dog?
A) Lying down quietly
B) Barking, lunging, or growling when exposed to a trigger
C) Ignoring stimuli
D) Rolling over for belly rubs
Which of these is a common cause of reactivity?
A) Poor socialization during puppyhood
B) Overexposure to loud environments
C) Lack of sufficient food or water
D) Too much obedience training
When your dog reacts negatively to a trigger, what should you do?
A) Yell at the dog to stop
B) Move them away and create distance from the trigger
C) Force them to confront the trigger
D) Ignore the behavior
True or False: Counterconditioning involves associating a trigger with something positive, like treats.
Which of these tools can help manage a reactive dog during walks?
A) A long retractable leash
B) A properly fitted harness
C) A choke chain
D) A vibrating collar

Puppy Socialization and Obedience

Which scenario best represents proper puppy socialization?
A) Exposing a puppy to dozens of strangers at once
B) Allowing a puppy to experience new situations gradually and positively
C) Taking the puppy out only after they’re fully grown
D) Keeping the puppy at home until they’re 6 months old
What is the best way to reward a puppy during obedience training?
A) Giving a harsh correction
B) Offering treats, praise, or play immediately after the desired behavior
C) Waiting until later to reward the behavior
D) Only rewarding perfect performance
True or False: Puppies should only start learning obedience commands after they are six months old.
Which of these commands is considered a "foundation skill" for obedience?
A) Shake
B) Sit
C) Roll over
D) Play dead
What should you do if a puppy appears frightened during socialization?
A) Force them to stay in the situation
B) Remove them to a comfortable distance and try again later
C) Ignore their fear and continue the exposure
D) Avoid the situation permanently

Agility for Dogs

What is the primary goal of agility training for dogs?
A) Teaching tricks for entertainment
B) Building physical fitness, mental stimulation, and teamwork
C) Making dogs competitive in dog shows
D) Improving their ability to chase small animals
Which of these obstacles is commonly used in dog agility?
A) See-saw (teeter-totter)
B) Tire jump
C) A-frame
D) All of the above
True or False: Agility training can be beneficial for reducing anxiety in high-energy dogs.
Which command is crucial when guiding a dog through an agility course?
A) "Sit"
B) "Stay"
C) "Go" or "Run"
D) "Wait"
What is the most important factor to consider before starting agility training with your dog?
A) The dog's weight
B) The dog's age and physical health, including joint development
C) The breed of the dog
D) Whether the dog can already perform basic obedience commands

Aggressive Dogs

Which of these is a potential cause of aggression in dogs?
A) Fear or anxiety
B) Past trauma
C) Resource guarding
D) All of the above
What is the most important safety measure when working with an aggressive dog?
A) Using a securely fitted muzzle
B) Always keeping the dog in a crate
C) Allowing the dog to roam freely
D) Ignoring triggers
True or False: Aggression is always caused by a dog’s desire to dominate.
What is a key part of a training plan for an aggressive dog?
A) Punishment-based corrections
B) Behavior modification and desensitization training
C) Avoidance of all situations
D) Giving up on training
When introducing an aggressive dog to new environments, what should you do?
A) Let them explore freely without supervision
B) Start in a controlled, low-stress environment
C) Take them immediately to a busy dog park
D) Use shock collars to ensure compliance

Affordable Dog and Puppy Training Options

What is a cost-effective way to provide training for a dog?
A) Joining group classes
B) Purchasing online training programs
C) Attending community workshops
D) All of the above
True or False: In New York City, private dog training session rates typically range from $100 to $400, but trainers with advanced certifications or high-profile clientele may charge higher fees.
True or False: Group training classes are more expensive than private sessions.
Which PJH Dog Training service is known for being budget-friendly while offering excellent results?
A) Private in-home training
B) Intensive boot camps
C) Group classes and workshops
D) Specialty training programs
How can a dog owner determine the best affordable training program?
A) Looking for clear curriculum descriptions and reviews
B) Prioritizing trainers with certification or experience
C) Checking for options like payment plans or free consultations
D) All of the above

Positive vs. Negative Reinforcement

Which of the following is an example of positive reinforcement?
A) Giving a treat when your dog sits
B) Removing the leash pressure when your dog stops pulling
C) Ignoring your dog when they jump on you
D) Saying “no” firmly when your dog barks
What is the main goal of negative reinforcement?
A) Adding a punishment to decrease unwanted behavior
B) Removing something unpleasant to increase desired behavior
C) Ignoring bad behavior entirely
D) Adding something pleasant to reward behavior
True or False: Positive reinforcement is generally more effective for teaching new behaviors than negative reinforcement.
Which training scenario best demonstrates negative reinforcement?
A) Withholding attention until your dog sits
B) Removing leash tension when the dog stops pulling
C) Rewarding your dog with a toy after they come when called
D) Ignoring your dog when they whine
Why is positive reinforcement often recommended over negative reinforcement in dog training?
A) It strengthens the bond between dog and owner
B) It encourages a more confident and motivated dog
C) It reduces the risk of stress or fear in dogs
D) All of the above

Neuroscience-Informed Training

What is the primary focus of neuroscience-informed dog training?
A) Understanding how a dog’s brain processes and learns new behaviors
B) Teaching dogs using only physical corrections
C) Prioritizing instinctual responses over learned behaviors
D) Using punishment to create long-term behavioral change
Which neurotransmitter is most commonly associated with the reward system in dogs?
A) Dopamine
B) Serotonin
C) Cortisol
D) Adrenaline
True or False: Neuroscience-informed training emphasizes reducing stress and anxiety to optimize a dog’s ability to learn.
How does neuroscience-informed training help address fear-based behaviors?
A) By exposing dogs repeatedly to their fears without support
B) By understanding how the amygdala triggers fear responses and using desensitization techniques
C) By using corrections to eliminate fear
D) By ignoring the fear entirely
What is one advantage of incorporating neuroscience principles into training?
A) It relies solely on instinctive behaviors
B) It promotes faster and more lasting learning by aligning with natural brain functions
C) It eliminates the need for consistency in training
D) It prioritizes physical strength over mental stimulation

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Reactive Dogs
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Puppy Socialization and Obedience
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Agility for Dogs
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Aggressive Dogs
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Affordable Dog and Puppy Training Options
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Positive vs. Negative Reinforcement
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Neuroscience-Informed Training
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