1. To convince you to take them to the park
   To cool themselves off
2. To make you feel guilty
   To show they are angry

A panting dog can take about 10 times as many breaths in the same time period as a regular dog. This cools them off on hot days.

1. The Greyhound
   The Bulldog
2. The Pug
   The Bull Mastiff

The Greyhound is super fast. Some of them can go up to 45 miles an hour. In some states they are even raced.

1. Joey.
   Toto
2. Frank
   Phil

The dog that played Toto got $125 a week for filming, while each actor who played a munchkin only got $50.

1. Yes
   Probably
2. Probably not
   No

It has been found that petting a dog actually lowers a person's blood pressure. Dogs have long been used as therapy animals because they are known to help people relax and feel better about themselves and their situation.

1. Humans have a far better sense of smell.
   It is about the same.
2. Dogs have a slightly better sense of smell.
   Dogs have a far better sense of smell.

It isn't even close when it comes to comparing the sense of smell of humans to that of dogs. Dogs sense of smell is 10,000 to 100,000 times better.

1. To stay warm and protect themselves from predators
   To look cute
2. To show off
   Because they can

While dogs curling up when they sleep might look cute, there are some good reasons for it. When dogs were wild, it kept them warmer while they were outside, and also protected them from sneak attacks.

1. Baretta
   Columbo
2. Scooby Doo
   Magnum P.I.

Not everyone knows it but Scooby Doo was a Great Dane. While Danes are enormous and can be scary to people whodon't know dogs, they are actually super sweet.

1. Being able to fly
   Being enormous
2. Eating hot dogs
   Being hard-working and smart.

Border Collies and the Poodles are considered to be the most intelligent dogs. While the least intelligent is thought to be the Afghan Hound.

1. Rich people
   Tall people
2. Blind people
   Smart people

Guide dogs are trained while​ they are between 15 and 17 months of age and get extensive training before being matched with a human. It is impossible to watch a guide dog work with someone without being impressed.

1. Because they can
   Because to them,​ it smells good
2. Because they like to make us mad
   Because they are totally numb

Although dogs are now domesticated, they are still wild animals at heart. Hence their love of smelly things.

1. A pen
   A pencil
2. A sharpie
   His paw print

Rin Tin Tin was a German Shepherd that was a huge movie star in the '20s. He was rescued from a WWI battlefield by an American soldier and trained by him.

1. The Schipperke
   The Labrador Retriever
2. The Brussels Griffon
   The Rhodesian Ridgeback

Labrador Retrievers are enormously popular in the United States. They are also the most popular dogs in Canada and Great Britain. We can see why. They are awesome dogs!

1. Hide and seek
   Monopoly
2. Charades
   Scrabble

If you ever see dogs play with each other, one is often the chaser and the other is the runner. To play hide and seek with a person fits right in.

1. Walk
   Sleep
2. Eat
   Bark

The Basenji is the only dog that doesn't bark, but it does make an odd yodel sound. They are also known as the "African Barkless Dog."

1. Doing taxes
   House cleaning
2. Hunting
   Mowing the lawn

While most dogs are just pets, there are many dogs that are trained to hunt. They can be used to flush out prey, retrieve prey, or trap and corner prey.

1. Larry
   Lizzy
2. Lassie
   Lyndy

Lassie was a world-famous collie who starred in the movies and on television in the '40s and '50s. The first Lassie movie was "Lassie Come Home."

1. Dwarf dog
   Fat dog
2. Silly dog
   Tall dog

A Corgi is a very popular dog. They are adorable and smart, but they are very small, hence the name "dwarf dog."

1. Of course not
   I don't think so.
2. Not really
   Yes

A researcher named Stanley Coren says small dogs have more dreams than big dogs, but big dogs have dreams that last longer. We can only imagine what they dream about.

1. Lady and the Tramp
   Turner and Hooch
2. Marley and Me
   Star Wars

Dog movies have long been popular with children and adults alike. Of all the dog movies out there, "Lady and the Tramp" might be the most well-loved.

1. The Great Dane
   The Pug
2. The Irish Wolfhound
   The Bull Mastiff

While the Great Dane, the Irish Wolfhound, and the Bull Mastiff can all weigh more than 150 or even 200 pounds, the Pug usually weighs in around 20 pounds.

1. A Metallica album played loudly
   A piece of clothing that smells like you
2. A good bottle of whiskey
   A whistle

If you have to crate your dog for any reason, put a worn item of your clothes in with him. The smell will help the dog relax, thinking it is not far from home, and that you will be returning soon.

1. No, women hate dogs.
   Who knows?
2. Yes, men with dogs have better success asking women out.
   It is about the same.

There have been studies shown that men approaching women have much better success if they have a dog with them. The dog that does the best in this situation is the Golden Retriever.

1. 5
   11
2. 29
   63

The oldest dog ever was an Australian Cattle Dog named Bluey. He lived to be 29 years old, according to the Guinness Book of World Records.

1. A peck
   A puck
2. A pick
   A pack

Dogs are pack animals, which is one reason they are so loyal to humans as they look at us as the alpha. Dogs are more likely to chase or hunt when they are in a pack than when they are solo.

1. German Shepherd
   Portuguese Water Dog
2. Poodle
   Wheaton Terrier

While other dogs are sometimes used as police dogs, the German Shepherd is by far the most popular. They are smart, athletic, fearless and enthusiastic.

1. One
   Four to six
2. 15
   27

The smaller the breed, the smaller the size of litters they tend to have. That makes sense when you think about it.

1. It's feet
   It's chest
2. It's fur
   It's ears

A dog's ears are extremely expressive and it's no surprise. Dogs have around a dozen different muscles that control their ears.

1. Wolves
   Bears
2. Lions
   Skunks

Dogs are direct descendants of wolves. Occasionally, someone keeps a wolf for a pet, although that doesn't always turn out that great. When left to their own devices, a pack of dogs acts very similarly to those in the wild.

1. 1 to 3 years
   4 to 9 years
2. 10 to 14 years
   15 to 25 years

While big dogs are cool, smaller dogs tend to live longer. A Great Dane might make it to 12 if you're lucky, while a dog under 20 pounds could live much longer.

1. Max
   Jake
2. Molly
   Creepy

While everyone wants to pick an original name for their dog, that doesn't always work out. Max and Jake are the two most popular for male dogs, and Maggie and Molly are the most popular for females.

1. Yellow
   Orange
2. Black
   Purple

Chows have a very distinctive blue-black tongue, They are born with a pink tongue like most dogs, but it starts to change color when they are 8 to 10 weeks old.

1. 400 million
   500 billion
2. Three
   1,000

Dogs are incredibly popular. While there are 400 million dogs, there are more than 7 billion people, so what are you waiting for? Go to your shelter and adopt a dog.

1. As smart as a 50-year-old human
   As smart as a 30-year-old human
2. As smart as a 15-year-old human
   As smart as a 2-year-old human

Dogs usually understand 150 to 200 words They can also understand an entire series of hand movements. Don't underestimate your dog's smarts!

1. A grumble
   A bunch
2. A pickle
   A hat

While a group of dogs is called a pack, groups of breeds sometimes have different names.. Pugs are called a grumble. How adorable is that?

1. Just dogs
   Just cats
2. Yes, both of them
   No, not either

Dogs are mentioned 14 times in the Bible, while cats aren't mentioned at all. Hey, cat lovers, don't blame us. We didn't write the Bible!