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Dog Body and Behaviour Mysteries Quiz: Advanced

Howling along with sirens, when dreaming starts, why dogs roll in smelly things and a gene involved in body size: five questions on dog mysteries that research is unravelling. About two minutes.

Questions in this quiz (5)

Answers and explanations appear after you finish all the questions.

  1. A dog has started howling along with an ambulance siren. When does this howling usually stop, according to the description?

    • When the siren can no longer be heard
    • When a nearby dog howls back
    • When the siren passes closest
  2. If you want to know whether your sleeping dog is dreaming, how long after it falls asleep is it suggested you start watching?

    • About 80 to 90 minutes after
    • About 40 to 50 minutes after
    • About 10 to 20 minutes after
  3. On a walk, a dog rolls in something smelly, rubbing its body in it. Which explanation of this behaviour is described as the strongest?

    • To be harder to notice when sneaking up on prey
    • To pass scent information on to its social group
    • To show that the place belongs to it
  4. When a dog rolls in something smelly, which part of its body is it said to rub on the ground most often?

    • From the back to the shoulders
    • From the rear to the tail
    • From the belly to the chest
  5. A variant that makes the body larger, found next to a gene involved in body size: when does a 2022 study think it appeared?

    • A variant that appeared through breeding since the 19th century
    • A variant that appeared as wolves began to become dogs
    • A variant that appeared among wolves over 50,000 years ago
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