What Breed Am I? Trivia Quiz

Answer: Irish setter

In 1878, the Irish setter was first recognized by the American Kennel Club (AKC) as an official breed. They recognize only three colors which are chestnut, mahogany, and red - white markings in the fur are also allowed. Because they like to please, they are usually pretty easy to train.

Answer: Pug

In 1885, the American Kennel Club first recognized the pug as an official breed. The pug was once a companion of the Chinese emperors, and then the mascot of Holland's House of Orange. They can be silver, apricot-fawn with a black face mask, or all black.

Answer: Lhasa Apso

In 1935, the American Kennel Club recognized the Lhasa apso as an official breed. Lhasa apsos were watchdogs at monasteries in the Himalayas a thousand years ago. They have long hanging coats, and the fur on their nose makes it look as though they have big mustaches as well.

Answer: Rottweiler

In 1931, the American Kennel Club first recognized the Rottweiler as an official dog breed. They are descendants of the mastiffs. They have short-haired coats.

Answer: Siberian husky

In 1930, the American Kennel Club recognized the Siberian husky as an official dog breed. Huskies are one of the dogs that are commonly used in the Iditarod races as they are made for very cold weather.

Answer: Akita

In Japan, the Akita is a symbol of good health, happiness, and longevity. They tend not to trust strangers (whether they are humans or other dogs) so they need to be socialized right from birth. However, for those they consider friends and family, they are loyal to a fault.

Answer: Chihuahua

The Chihuahua originated in Mexico and is named after the state of Chihuahua, Mexico. They may be small, but they have big hearts and are very loyal to their owners. They tend to be one-person dogs. They often bark a lot and are full of energy.

Answer: Maltese

As the name suggests, the Maltese originated in Malta. Maltese make good watchdogs. They love to play, and they do not shed very much.

Answer: Dalmatian

Dalmatians are white with spots. The spots can be various colors such as black, liver brown, orange, lemon, black & tan, or liver & tan. When they are first born, they are all white, but start getting their spots within the first ten days after they are born.

The spots continue to develop for the first year and a half of their lives. No two Dalmatians have the same spot pattern, and there is no set amount of spots either. On average it can be anywhere between 50-250 spots.

Answer: Beagle

Beagles are very loyal dogs, and very smart as well. They love to play and have fun, and are very good with children, and other dogs. They do tend to bark a lot, however.