1. What is the industry-standard leash length for professional dog walking?
2. Why should professional dog walkers generally avoid retractable leashes?
3. A well-fitted harness is often recommended for dogs that:
4. When holding a leash, you should:
5. The two-finger rule is used to check:
6. If equipment doesn't fit properly, you should:
7. A pre-walk equipment check should include:
8. Before taking on a multi-dog walking booking, you should:
9. Which leash setup gives you the most control when walking multiple dogs?
10. When managing dogs of different sizes and energy levels in a group walk, you should:
11. Early signs of tension between dogs in a group include:
12. When planning a route for a group walk, you should generally:
13. If an approaching dog shows a stiff posture and raised hackles, you should:
14. The most common cause of a dog escaping its equipment is:
15. If a dog gets loose during a walk, you should:
16. Near driveways and alleys, a dog walker should:
17. In low light conditions, dog walkers should:
18. A simple way to check if pavement is too hot for a dog's paws is to:
19. Before a walk, a health check should include looking for:
20. Signs that may indicate heatstroke during a walk include:
21. If you notice signs of fatigue or overheating during a walk, you should:
22. After a walk, a good post-walk check includes:
23. A good client update after a walk should include:
24. Why is keeping clear records of each walk important?
25. What is the overall theme emphasized throughout this course?