Catch Canine Phase 3 Test Latest
2025-2026. Questions & Correct
Verified Answers. Graded A
A dog does not know how to go through a tunnel. The owner tries luring
him through with a treat but the dog keeps backing up once his head goes
in. The owner lures the dog's nose inside the tunnel 2 inches, then praises
and treats. Soon, the owner only rewards if the dog will follow the lure into
the tunnel 5 inches. Next, the owner only rewards if the dog steps one paw
into the tunnel, then two paws... Finally, the owner only rewards if the dog
reaches halfway, and then all the way through the tunnel. – ANS Prompting
Capturing
Prompting with Shaping
Luring with Shaping
Shaping
Targeting
Luring and Shaping
A dog owner wants to teach her dog to use a doggy door. She begins by
marking and rewarding the dog for looking at the door flap. Then she waits
for the dog to move toward the flap before marking/rewarding. Then she
marks/rewards for pushing the flap with her nose and finally for sticking her
head through the flap, which earns the dog a play session. - ANSPrompting
Capturing
1
,Prompting with Shaping
Luring with Shaping
Shaping
Targeting
Prompting with SHaping
A dog places his chin in the owner's palm for eye drops and is marked &
fed cheese. - ANSPrompting
Capturing
Prompting with Shaping
Luring with Shaping
Shaping
Targeting
Targeting
A dog stretches her legs first thing in the morning, and just as she bends
her front end down into the bow position, her owner praises in that instant
and tosses her a treat. - ANSPrompting
Capturing
Prompting with Shaping
Luring with Shaping
Shaping
Targeting
Capturing
2
,A dog voluntarily goes into his crate and the owner walks by and drops
food into the crate. The dog goes into his crate more often after this. -
ANSPrompting
Capturing
Prompting with Shaping
Luring with Shaping
Shaping
Targeting
Capturing
A handler places a treat right in front of a dog's nose, then lowers the treat
to the ground. The dog's head follows the treat and he lies down all in one
motion. When the dog is down, the handler praises and releases the treat
into the dog's mouth. - ANSPrompting
Capturing
Prompting with Shaping
Luring with Shaping
Shaping
Targeting
Prompting
A shy dog is learning to put her nose on a shoelace at the cue, "Say hi" so
that she can feel more confident approaching strangers. - ANSPrompting
Capturing
3
, Prompting with Shaping
Luring with Shaping
Shaping
Targeting
Targeting
A trainer wants to teach a dog to spin in a 360-degree circle on cue. She
lures the dog into a partial spin (about one eighth of a turn) then marks and
rewards the dog with a treat. After several successful repetitions of this,
she only rewards the dog after following the lure for a quarter turn (90
degrees). After several successful repetitions of this, she only rewards the
dog after following the lure for a half turn (180 degrees). She continues with
this pattern until the dog is only getting rewarded for a full 360-degree turn.
- ANSPrompting
Capturing
Prompting with Shaping
Luring with Shaping
Shaping
Targeting
Luring with shaping
Although it is a good idea to give a restless dog something enticing to chew
on, why is it a bad idea to get up and offer him the stuffed Kong right after
he begs near you or demand-barks at you?
4
2025-2026. Questions & Correct
Verified Answers. Graded A
A dog does not know how to go through a tunnel. The owner tries luring
him through with a treat but the dog keeps backing up once his head goes
in. The owner lures the dog's nose inside the tunnel 2 inches, then praises
and treats. Soon, the owner only rewards if the dog will follow the lure into
the tunnel 5 inches. Next, the owner only rewards if the dog steps one paw
into the tunnel, then two paws... Finally, the owner only rewards if the dog
reaches halfway, and then all the way through the tunnel. – ANS Prompting
Capturing
Prompting with Shaping
Luring with Shaping
Shaping
Targeting
Luring and Shaping
A dog owner wants to teach her dog to use a doggy door. She begins by
marking and rewarding the dog for looking at the door flap. Then she waits
for the dog to move toward the flap before marking/rewarding. Then she
marks/rewards for pushing the flap with her nose and finally for sticking her
head through the flap, which earns the dog a play session. - ANSPrompting
Capturing
1
,Prompting with Shaping
Luring with Shaping
Shaping
Targeting
Prompting with SHaping
A dog places his chin in the owner's palm for eye drops and is marked &
fed cheese. - ANSPrompting
Capturing
Prompting with Shaping
Luring with Shaping
Shaping
Targeting
Targeting
A dog stretches her legs first thing in the morning, and just as she bends
her front end down into the bow position, her owner praises in that instant
and tosses her a treat. - ANSPrompting
Capturing
Prompting with Shaping
Luring with Shaping
Shaping
Targeting
Capturing
2
,A dog voluntarily goes into his crate and the owner walks by and drops
food into the crate. The dog goes into his crate more often after this. -
ANSPrompting
Capturing
Prompting with Shaping
Luring with Shaping
Shaping
Targeting
Capturing
A handler places a treat right in front of a dog's nose, then lowers the treat
to the ground. The dog's head follows the treat and he lies down all in one
motion. When the dog is down, the handler praises and releases the treat
into the dog's mouth. - ANSPrompting
Capturing
Prompting with Shaping
Luring with Shaping
Shaping
Targeting
Prompting
A shy dog is learning to put her nose on a shoelace at the cue, "Say hi" so
that she can feel more confident approaching strangers. - ANSPrompting
Capturing
3
, Prompting with Shaping
Luring with Shaping
Shaping
Targeting
Targeting
A trainer wants to teach a dog to spin in a 360-degree circle on cue. She
lures the dog into a partial spin (about one eighth of a turn) then marks and
rewards the dog with a treat. After several successful repetitions of this,
she only rewards the dog after following the lure for a quarter turn (90
degrees). After several successful repetitions of this, she only rewards the
dog after following the lure for a half turn (180 degrees). She continues with
this pattern until the dog is only getting rewarded for a full 360-degree turn.
- ANSPrompting
Capturing
Prompting with Shaping
Luring with Shaping
Shaping
Targeting
Luring with shaping
Although it is a good idea to give a restless dog something enticing to chew
on, why is it a bad idea to get up and offer him the stuffed Kong right after
he begs near you or demand-barks at you?
4
