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#1. Which country is the Akita most closely associated with?

The Akita breed originated in the mountains of northern Japan and was designated a “natural monument” by the Japanese government in 1931.

#2. Which of the following dog breeds originated in Tibet?

In Tibet, the Lhasa apso is called abso seng kye (“bark lion sentinel dog”), and it is used as an indoor guard dog.

#3. Which of the following words means a baby dog?

A shoat is a young pig; a porcupette is a young porcupine; and a cygnet is a young swan.

#4. Which dog breed became the most-popular dog breed in the United States in the early 1990s and held the title for more than a quarter of a century?

Intelligent and even-tempered, Labrador retrievers make good pets and are used in military and police work and as guide dogs for the blind.

#5. About how many breeds of purebred dogs does the American Kennel Club recognize?

The 188th and 189th breeds, the American hairless and the Sloughi, received formal recognition in 2016.

#6. Fact or Fiction: There are 319 bones in a normal dog’s skeleton.

A dog born without a tail, or one whose tail has been removed, will have fewer.

#7. Fact or Fiction: Dachshunds have short legs because they were bred to hunt animals that live in burrows.

Dachshunds’ short legs and long bodies allowed them to pursue animals such as badgers into burrows and tunnels.

#8. Fact or Fiction: A dog’s sense of taste is more developed than a human’s.

Humans have around 9,000 taste buds on average, while dogs generally have fewer than 2,000. That may be why dogs will eat things that would be too disgusting for any human to touch.

#9. Which of the following breeds of dogs is known for making a yodeling noise instead of barking?

Basenjis also make a variety of other sounds, but they don’t bark.

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