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The Other End of the Leash: Why We Do What We Do Around Dogs Quiz

Patricia McConnell

This Study Guide consists of approximately 29 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Other End of the Leash.

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is paedomorphism? (from Chapter 5)

The release of juvenile qualities in adulthood.

The presence of adult qualities in adolescence.

The absence of adult qualities in adolescence.

The retention of juvenile qualities into adulthood.

2.

What does McConnell NOT consider a betrayal? (from Chapter 10)

Adopting a dog when you can't afford one.

Giving up on a dog because of its age.

Using negative reinforcement to train a dog.

Rehoming a dog into a safe and happy environment.

3.

What is one claim owners make about their dog's personality that is erroneous, according to McConnell? (from Chapter 9)

"But he can't be trained!"

"But he acts different in new environments!"

"But he doesn't like treats!"

"But he never acts this way at home!"

4.

Why is constant contact with humans and other dogs important for dogs? (from Chapter 6)

So that contact with humans and other dogs becomes a safe, necessary occurrence.

So that contact with humans and other dogs becomes a pleasing, satisfying occurence.

So that contact with humans and other dogs becomes a normal, healthy occurrence.

So that contct with humans and other dogs becomes an intimidating, significant occurence.

5.

Why did a dog growl and snap at visitors who had recently eaten pizza? (from Chapter 4)

Because she remembered a pizza delivery boy yelling at her when he delivered pizza.

Because she remembered her owner yelling at her after they ate pizza.

Because she remembered her owner kicking her when she ate pizza.

Because she remembered a pizza delivery boy kicking her.

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