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Quiz about Rare And Fairly Unknown Breeds Of Dogs
Quiz about Rare And Fairly Unknown Breeds Of Dogs

Rare And Fairly Unknown Breeds Of Dogs Quiz


Learn something about some of the most unusual dog breeds of the world.

A multiple-choice quiz by scranford. Estimated time: 6 mins.
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Author
scranford
Time
6 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
198,299
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Very Difficult
Avg Score
3 / 10
Plays
2271
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Question 1 of 10
1. This dog is one of Russia's indigenous running hounds. It is a hard-coated breed with a coarser and stouter build than the Greyhound. Hint


Question 2 of 10
2. This is a very old dog of Tibet. This breed is a working dog used for hunting and protection purposes by nomads, alerting its keepers to the loom of strangers such as humans, wolves, and snow leopards. Hint


Question 3 of 10
3. This is a very old breed of hunting dog that has occupied Europe for centuries. The breed's most distinctive feature is its split or double nose. Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. A mix of Bloodhounds and Curs reportedly comprised the original stock. This dog is famous for its ability to cold-trail bear. It is reportedly quick in mind and foot. Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. This breed is of very ancient origin. These dogs are believed to be descendents of crosses of ancient Celtic scent hounds and Phoenician sight hounds. Its long muzzle and lack of stop and sheer height suggests sight hound influence. This breed is still used today to hunt hare, rabbit and boar over almost any terrain. Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. This breed is a well-conceived conglomeration of the old-type collies. This breed is closely related to the border collie, but while the Border has a very "fixed" eye when working with stock, this breed has a "loose" eye. Hint


Question 7 of 10
7. This breed of dog is a cross-pollination of various middle-size Japanese dogs with the smooth coated chow, which it resembles. Some believe that this breed has existed in Japan for several years and is the same breed as the extinct Indo-Chinese Phu-Quoc Dog. Hint


Question 8 of 10
8. Unlike many coursing hounds, which rely purely eyesight, this breed relies on scent as well to track game and begin the chase before the prey can be seen. Once a report stated that one of these could formerly command a price of 47 horses in his native land. Hint


Question 9 of 10
9. This is a fairly new breed of gundog though the exact component stock is not completely known. It is reported that the Miniature Poodle, Continental Toy Spaniel and possibly a small Brittany were crossed to create this diminutive efficient spaniel-type hunter and retriever. Hint


Question 10 of 10
10. So unique are this breed's skull, coloration and movement among other things that this breed is placed alone in the genus Atelocynus with the species name Microtis. Hint



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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. This dog is one of Russia's indigenous running hounds. It is a hard-coated breed with a coarser and stouter build than the Greyhound.

Answer: Chortaj

This dog is exclusively a Soviet Union dog that has yet to be imported into the U.S.
2. This is a very old dog of Tibet. This breed is a working dog used for hunting and protection purposes by nomads, alerting its keepers to the loom of strangers such as humans, wolves, and snow leopards.

Answer: KyiApso

These dogs look remarkably like a rougher coated Tibetan Mastiff.
3. This is a very old breed of hunting dog that has occupied Europe for centuries. The breed's most distinctive feature is its split or double nose.

Answer: Perdiguero Navarro

This breed was instrumental in the creation and precision of innumerable Continental and British gundogs.
4. A mix of Bloodhounds and Curs reportedly comprised the original stock. This dog is famous for its ability to cold-trail bear. It is reportedly quick in mind and foot.

Answer: Plott Hound

The Plott Hound got its name from the originator of this breed, Jonathan Plott.
5. This breed is of very ancient origin. These dogs are believed to be descendents of crosses of ancient Celtic scent hounds and Phoenician sight hounds. Its long muzzle and lack of stop and sheer height suggests sight hound influence. This breed is still used today to hunt hare, rabbit and boar over almost any terrain.

Answer: Segugio Italiano

The Segugio Italiano is the most popular dog breed in Italy.
6. This breed is a well-conceived conglomeration of the old-type collies. This breed is closely related to the border collie, but while the Border has a very "fixed" eye when working with stock, this breed has a "loose" eye.

Answer: English shepherd

Despite its name, the English Shepherd was developed in the United States.
7. This breed of dog is a cross-pollination of various middle-size Japanese dogs with the smooth coated chow, which it resembles. Some believe that this breed has existed in Japan for several years and is the same breed as the extinct Indo-Chinese Phu-Quoc Dog.

Answer: Sanshu Dog

The Sanshu is a greatly esteemed member of the Shika-Inu (middle-sized) group.
8. Unlike many coursing hounds, which rely purely eyesight, this breed relies on scent as well to track game and begin the chase before the prey can be seen. Once a report stated that one of these could formerly command a price of 47 horses in his native land.

Answer: Tasy

The Tasy should not be confused with the Tazi, which is a name given to the Afghan Hound.
9. This is a fairly new breed of gundog though the exact component stock is not completely known. It is reported that the Miniature Poodle, Continental Toy Spaniel and possibly a small Brittany were crossed to create this diminutive efficient spaniel-type hunter and retriever.

Answer: Markiesje

The Markiesje remains unrecognized and limited in number.
10. So unique are this breed's skull, coloration and movement among other things that this breed is placed alone in the genus Atelocynus with the species name Microtis.

Answer: Small Eared Dog

The Small Eared Dog is catlike in grace, style and movement and most unusual in its head-down, forepaws-spread, hocks-touching stance. The Small-Eared Dog is an extraordinary exhibition, both in captivity and the wild, despite a lack of information regarding its wild actions and character.
Source: Author scranford

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