Mentor Canine Anatomy Test Answers to all of these questions can be found in: The Complete Dog Book: Official Publication of The American Kennel Club.

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Mentor Canine Anatomy Test Answers to all of these questions can be found in: The Complete Dog Book: Official Publication of The American Kennel Club. Canine Terminology; Harold Spira, 1982, Howell Book House The Rottweiler Breed Standard and The Illustrated Standard of the Rottweiler Passing score is 90% (40 correct)

A B C D E F H IJ K L M N O Q P G R Part I. External Features

Place the letter of the corresponding area to the term that identifies it. 1. Shoulder (Scapula)_____10. Back _____ 2. Hock_____ 11. Elbow _____ 3.Dewlap _____12. Muzzle _____ 4. Pastern _____13. Croup_____ 5. Loin_____14. Depth of Chest______ 6. Stifle (Knee)_____15. Breast_____ 7. Stop_____16. Skull_____ 8. Withers_____ 17. Forearm (Radius)_____ 9.Point of Rump_____18. Thigh_____

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O Part II. Skeletal Parts

Place the letter of the corresponding area to the term that identifies it. 1. Knee (Stifle)_____9. Hock_____ 2. Scapula (Shoulder)_____10. Canines_____ 3. Molar_____11. Femur_____ 4. Radius (Forearm)_____12. Humerus (Upper Arm)_____ 5. Occiput_____ 13. Incisors_____ 6. Premolars_____14. Point of Shoulder_____ 7. Pelvis_____15. Metatarsus_____ 8. Metacarpus (Pastern)_____

Part III. Multiple Choice (Reference – Canine Terminology by Harold Spira & AKC Standard)‏ 1. What is the distribution of teeth in a a normal canine? a. 20 upper jaw, 22 lower jawc. 21 upper jaw, 21 lower jaw b. 22 upper jaw, 22 lower jawd. 22 upper jaw, 20 lower jaw 2. What best describes the word “truncated”? a. long and curvedc. square and blunt b. slightly roundedd. triangular 3. When measuring a dog’s length, you measure the distance between what two points? a. from tip of nose to tip of tailc. from neck to loin b. from point of shoulder to outer end of rumpd. from scapula to femur 4. Which word best describes the shape of a Rottweiler eye? a. roundc. close set b. almondd. none of the above 5. The head of a Rottweiler is: a. 60% from occiput to inside corner of the eye b. 40% from inside corner of eye to nose tipd. all of the above c. well defined stop and zygomatic arch

Part III. Multiple Choice - continued 6. Hocks turning in accompanied by toeing out of the rear feet is referred to as: a. sickle hockedc. hucklebones b. cow-hockedd. coupling 7. When describing the angulation of the shoulders and the stifles on a Rottwieler, they are: a. shoulders well laid back; stifles straightc. shoulders vertical; stifles developed b. shoulders well laid back; stifles well bent d. shoulders straight; stifles straight 8. An asymmetrical alignment of the upper and lower jaws is: a. an overshot bitec. an undershot bite b. a scissors bited. a wry mouth 9.A vertical line drawn from the front feet and rear toes should intersect, respectively: a. the neck, 1” behind the rumpc. the ear, the tail b. the center of shoulder blade, the point of the rumpd. the mid neck, pelvis 10. The articulation of the scapula with the humerus is referred to as: a. withers c. point of shoulder b. radiusd. upper arm