Think Tank Time Quiz
Think Tank Time Quiz
Test your knowledge and skills in conducting Think Tank Times (TTT) for dogs! This engaging quiz is designed for anyone involved in canine activities, from trainers to pet enthusiasts.
By participating, you will:
- Learn important procedures before and after conducting TTT.
- Explore different types of TTT and techniques to engage dogs.
- Assess your understanding and enhance your skills.
What is the goal of a Think Tank Time (TTT)?
To train a client's dog
To tire the dog out
To improve the dog's behavior
To create a fun, stimulating activity
What do we need to complete BEFORE we bring the dog into the Training Wing?
Put an Extra Activity sign at their suite
Determine if the dog has any allergies
Skim over notes in KennelSoft for mention of previous Think Tank Times
Initial the activity on the Activity Sheet
Highlight the activity on the Activity Sheet
Give the dog a potty break
Set up necessary equipment in the Training Wing
Tell your Supervisor how they did
Get a bag of owner provided (OP) treats if available, if not create a bag in the kitchen
Give the dog a Cuddle Time
Secure them with a Nature Walk collar and leash
Make sure the Training Wing is clear
Lock both doors leading outside of the Training Wing
The type of Think Tank Time (TTT) that interests me the most is:
When starting a Fun Agility TTT with a dog for the VERY FIRST TIME, how do we set up the jump?
Set the jump level to the dog's shoulder height
Set the jump level to the dog's elbow height
Set the jump level as challenging as possible
Set the jump level flat on the floor
Don't set up any jumps
When a dog makes a mistake during their TTT what do we do?
Tell them they're a bad dog
Tell them "No!"
Stop and put them back in their suite
Say "Oops!" in a friendly voice and try again
Give them a reward anyway
We're trying to complete a Fun Agility TTT but the dog is too nervous to go in the tunnel, what can we try to help them?
Shorten the tunnel
Go to the other side and encourage them
Push them into the tunnel
Place a treat half-way in
Yell at them to go through
We're trying to complete a Fun Agility TTT but the dog is afraid to go up onto the ramp. What do we do?
Where can we find cardboard boxes and other hiding places for our Nose Work / Hide and Seek TTT?
The Kitchen
The Storage Room
Storage Cabinet on the Training Wing Patio
The Attic
Look in the Recycling Bin
The dog is signed up for a Nose Work / Treat Hide and Seek but doesn't seem interested in treats. What do we do?
Our dog is able to quickly get every treat during their first Hide and Seek TTT without much effort. How can we make it more challenging?
Expand the search area
Blindfold them
Keep all the treats in your pocket
Turn the boxes to the side or upside down
Use another box on top to cover it
Hide treats outside of the search area
You're working on a Basic Commands TTT and the dog doesn't seem to know how to do anything. What do you do?
What do you need to complete AFTER you're done with a Think Tank Time?
Put the dog back in their suite
Return the Extra Activity Sign to the kitchen
Highlight the activity on the Activity Sheet
Put away the equipment you used
Initial the activity on the Activity Sheet
Give the dog all of the treats you didn't use
Complete the appropriate section on the blue Activity Card
Call the owners and tell them how it went
Return the Nature Walk collar and leash to the kitchen
On a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being no understanding and 5 being expert level, how comfortable do you feel completing a Think Tank Time?
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