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    Which of these dogs was raised to pull cheese and milk carts?

    • Collie
    • Shepherd
    • Bernese Mountain Dog
    • Pit Bull
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  • 2. 

    Which breed of dog gives the appearance of a white Swiss Cross on the chest when viewed from a sitting position?

    • Shetland Sheepdog

    • Collie

    • Bernese Mountain Dog

    • Australian Shepherd

    Correct Answer
    A. Bernese Mountain Dog
    Explanation
    The Bernese Mountain Dog is the correct answer because this breed is known for having a distinct white Swiss Cross marking on its chest. This marking is a unique characteristic of the breed and is often highly desired by Bernese Mountain Dog enthusiasts. When viewed from a sitting position, the white Swiss Cross on the chest of a Bernese Mountain Dog is easily visible and adds to the breed's overall appearance.

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  • 3. 

    In which country would you most likely find the Bernese Mountain Dog at home on the farm?

    • Germany

    • England

    • Switzerland

    • Ireland

    Correct Answer
    A. Switzerland
    Explanation
    The Bernese Mountain Dog is most likely to be found at home on a farm in Switzerland. This breed originated in the Swiss Alps and was traditionally used as a working dog on farms. They were bred to be versatile and adaptable, able to handle the rugged terrain and harsh climate of the region. Today, they are still commonly seen in Switzerland, often working as herding dogs or as loyal companions to farmers.

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    Which of the four different varieties of the Swiss Mountain Dog is the only one to have a long, silky coat?

    • Appenzeller Sennenhund

    • Entlebucher Sennenhund

    • Greater Swiss Mountain Dog

    • Bernese Mountain Dog

    Correct Answer
    A. Bernese Mountain Dog
    Explanation
    The Bernese Mountain Dog is the only variety of the Swiss Mountain Dog to have a long, silky coat. The Appenzeller Sennenhund, Entlebucher Sennenhund, and Greater Swiss Mountain Dog all have shorter coats.

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    Which dog is also known as Durrbachler?

    • Collie

    • Bernese Mountain Dog

    • German Shepherd

    • Chow Chow

    Correct Answer
    A. Bernese Mountain Dog
    Explanation
    The Bernese Mountain Dog is also known as Durrbachler. This breed originated in the Swiss Alps and is known for its large size, strong build, and friendly nature. They are often used as working dogs and are known for their ability to pull carts and herd livestock. The Bernese Mountain Dog has a distinctive tri-color coat and is a popular choice for families due to their gentle and loyal nature.

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    Which group does the Bernese Mountain Dog belong to, according to the American Kennel Club?

    • The Sporting Group

    • The Herding Group

    • The Non-Sporting Group

    • The Working Group

    Correct Answer
    A. The Working Group
    Explanation
    The Bernese Mountain Dog belongs to the Working Group according to the American Kennel Club. This group is made up of breeds that were originally bred to perform specific tasks such as pulling sleds, guarding property, or performing water rescues. The Bernese Mountain Dog was historically used as a working dog on farms in Switzerland, where it helped with tasks such as herding livestock and pulling carts. Therefore, it is classified under the Working Group.

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    In which year did the American Kennel Club recognize the Bernese Mountain Dog?

    • 1926

    • 1907

    • 1937

    • 1945

    Correct Answer
    A. 1937
  • 8. 

    When was the Bernese Mountain Dog first brought to the United States?

    • 1826

    • 1926

    • 1836

    • 1936

    Correct Answer
    A. 1926
    Explanation
    The Bernese Mountain Dog was first brought to the United States in 1926.

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    What is the average life span of a Bernese Mountain Dog?

    • Nine Years

    • Six Years

    • Eight Years

    • Seven Years

    Correct Answer
    A. Seven Years
    Explanation
    The average life span of a Bernese Mountain Dog is seven years. This breed tends to have a shorter life expectancy compared to other dog breeds. Factors such as genetics, health issues, and care can influence the life span of a dog. It is important for owners to provide proper nutrition, exercise, and regular veterinary care to help ensure their Bernese Mountain Dog lives a healthy and happy life.

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    When was the Bernese Mountain Dog Club of America formed?

    • 1968

    • 1926

    • 1941

    • 1937

    Correct Answer
    A. 1968
    Explanation
    The Bernese Mountain Dog Club of America was formed in 1968. This means that the organization was established in that year to promote and support the breed of Bernese Mountain Dogs in America.

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