This Dog Trivia Quiz Will Separate the 🐶 Pups from the Top Dogs 🐕 – Are You Ready to Play?

Dogs were associated with which Egyptian god?

• Anubis

• Amun-Re

• Horus

• Sobek

Which Russian dog was the first animal to orbit the earth aboard the Sputnik 2 in 1957?

• Laika

• Vladimir

• Oleg

• Albina

Find this canine roaming around the world's second-largest continent. What animal is this?

• Jackal

• Culpeo

• African wild dog

• Coyote

The 16-piece collective work by C. M. Coolidge depicts dogs playing which card game?

• Solitaire

• Hearts

• Poker

• Bridge

What is the name of this canine that's smaller than a wolf but bigger than a fox?

• Lynx

• Coyote

• Hyena

• Wolverine

Who is the dog from The Muppet Show?

• Kermit

• Gonzo

• Fozzie

• Rowlf

The dog wagged ___ tail.

• It's

• Its'

• Its

During World War I the British employed dogs to carry messages to and from the front lines. What was one kind of dog they used?

• Airedale Terrier

• Collie

• Dachshund

• Siberian Husky

This breed of dog can trace its origins back 3,000 years or so in Turkey. What is it?

• Algerian Shepherd

• Akbash

• Akita

• Turkish Angora

Why do wild dogs howl?

• To audition for leading roles

• To gather the pack

• To clear their throats

• To confuse themselves

There is only one play written by William Shakespeare that features a dog. This dog's name is Crab. Which play does Crab feature in?

• The Merchant of Venice

• A Midsummer Night's Dream

• Two Gentlemen of Verona

• King Lear

You're almost at the end! Which of the following dog facts is false?

• Dogs cannot see in color

• A dog's sense of smell drives a lot of its behavior

• Dogs are pack animals

• Dogs require discipline and structure to be happy

During the early days of Alaskan development, dog sleds provided the most reliable transport over inhospitable terrain and in harsh climatic conditions. Balto was the dog that led his team on the final leg of the famous serum run of 1925, but what outbreak was the medicine required for?

• Polio

• Coronavirus

• Tuberculosis

• Diphtheria