Dog Trivia
The questions should have definite answers (but they can have more than one answer) Bonus points for sheepdog related questions! |
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| Q: What is the difference between hair and fur? A: Nothing. Q: What is the name of the paint company that has the Dulux Dog as its mascot? or Q: What is the name (or product) of the British company tht has featured an Old English Sheepdog as its mascot for more than 40 years? A: Sherwin Williams (lol No.... Dulux brand paint) |
| Q: What do you call a sheepie escapologist? A: Hairy HOUNDini  |
| Hahaha, not exactly what I had in mind but I like it! |
| Hey there hope these help. 1, What was the name of the Old English Sheepdog that starred in the movie Chitty Chitty Bang Bang? A, Edison 2, What is the most commonly known nickname for an Old English Sheepdog? A, Dulux dog, Or Bobtail. 3, What is the name of the old movie about an Old English Sheepdog growing into a giant dog? A, Digby 4, In what disney film did the Old English Sheepdog feature as prince Eric's faithful companion? A, The Little Mermaid. 5, What animal is the Old English sheepdog's run supposed to resemble? A, A bear. Will post more as I think of them.  |
| Ooh heres more hehe 1, In what famous childrens story was an Old English Sheepdog known as 'Nanna' or 'Nanny'. A, Peter Pan 2, What was the name of the Old English Sheepdog that starred in Fraggle Rock. A, Sprocket.  |
| 1) What presidents had an Airedale Terrier as first dog? a) Woodrow Wilson, Warren Harding, and Calvin Coolidge 2) What were there names? a) Davie, Laddie Boy, and Paul Pry 3) What famous actor had an Airedale Terrier? a) John Wayne 4) What was the name of the aforementioned famous actor's Airedale? a) Little Duke Here's a link to more Airedale trivia: http://www.funtrivia.com/playquiz/quiz2 ... df0d8.html 1) What president had an Old English Sheepdog as first dog? a) Franklin D. Roosevelt 2) What was the name of the dog? a) Tiny |
| What is an Alsatian ?? ....................... A german shepherd dog Also once known as a Berger Allemand or Deutscher Schäferhund or a Schäferhund I have heard of a GSD being an alsatian and the schaferhund but the berger allemand is new to me  |
| Actually, I was a little wrong about the John Wayne part. The dog's name was Duke. The local firemen got to calling the dog Big Duke and John Wayne was Little Duke. "In John Wayne's own words, "There've been a lot of stories about how I got to be called Duke. One was that I played the part of a duke in a school play, which I never did. Sometimes, they even said I was descended from royalty! It was all a lot of rubbish. Hell, the truth is that I was named after a dog!" John Wayne was born Marion Michael Morrison in Winterset, Iowa. When young Marion was six, the family moved to California, eventually settling in Glendale. Marion delivered newspapers in the morning with his trusty Airedale, Duke. The locale firemen called them "Big Duke" and "Little Duke." Also just read that Christopher Plummer had an Airedale when he was a boy. |
| Here's a link to OES trivia: www.petsugar.com/Old-English-Sheepdog-Trivia-10113272 |
| They have one question wrong--see if you know which one it is????? |
4dognight wrote: What is an Alsatian ?? ....................... A german shepherd dog Also once known as a Berger Allemand or Deutscher Schäferhund or a Schäferhund I have heard of a GSD being an alsatian and the schaferhund but the berger allemand is new to me  I am all confused now   |
Ron wrote: Q: What is the difference between hair and fur? A: Nothing. quote] There is a difference, fur grows to a pre determined point and will never grow past it and hair grows continously. Jadie wrote: 1, In what famous childrens story was an Old English Sheepdog known as 'Nanna' or 'Nanny'. A, Peter Pan The dog from peter pan was originally a newfoundland type dog and since the disney movie has been known as a saint bernard. Nana was never an OES sorry  I see we have a John Wayne fan here. I have some local triva about John Wayne. Q: In what city did John Wayne donate 22 acres to build a marina because he thought it was the perfect spot for one. A:Sequim, Washington |
| There is no difference between hair and fur. You may use the terms interchangeably, although fur tends to connote lots of hair. There is no difference between the two. Sheepdogs are sometimes said to have hair because they don't shed annually. But the fact they don't have a shedding season doesn't mean that they don't have fur. The difference in length of hair doesn't make short hair fur, or my eyelashes and leg hair would qualify -- yet nobody calls those "fur". Density and shortness of hair together does not make hair into fur, either. I don't wanna give a personal example for that!  Fur is just a non-scientifically defined, inexact term used casually to imply thick dense hair on animals. Or so I think! |
Ron wrote: There is no difference between hair and fur. You may use the terms interchangeably, although fur tends to connote lots of hair. There is no difference between the two. Sheepdogs are sometimes said to have hair because they don't shed annually. But the fact they don't have a shedding season doesn't mean that they don't have fur. The difference in length of hair doesn't make short hair fur, or my eyelashes and leg hair would qualify -- yet nobody calls those "fur". Density and shortness of hair together does not make hair into fur, either. I don't wanna give a personal example for that! Fur is just a non-scientifically defined, inexact term used casually to imply thick dense hair on animals. Or so I think! So do sheepies shed or not?? Anually??? Personally mine shed year round. Maybe the mutt in them  |
| Well they don't shed, but just like you and me they lose some hair and some hair breaks. And they have lots of hair to break off! I find more hair from Joan and me than I do from Mulligan. |
| The dog from peter pan was originally a newfoundland type dog and since the disney movie has been known as a saint bernard. Nana was never an OES sorry Darn I was so sure lol I actually remembered the dog as an OES how weird hehe. Must have sheepies on the brain lol. |
Haha, I need questions with ONE CONFIRMABLE ANSWER! Geesh, you sheepdog people are no help  |
Jadie wrote: The dog from peter pan was originally a newfoundland type dog and since the disney movie has been known as a saint bernard. Nana was never an OES sorry Darn I was so sure lol I actually remembered the dog as an OES how weird hehe. Must have sheepies on the brain lol. Who doesn't have sheepies on the brain? |
Quote: I have heard of a GSD being an alsatian and the schaferhund but the berger allemand is new to me "Berger Allemand" is "German Shepherd" in french....Berger is "shepherd" in french and Allemand is "German" in french. |
HeatherRWM wrote: My rescue is having a team trivia fundraiser on Saturday and I have ot make up questions for our bonus rounds. I want to do some fun dog related trivia... anyone have anything? The questions should have definite answers (but they can have more than one answer) Bonus points for sheepdog related questions! Q: Who inspired the song by Paul McCartney "Martha My Dear" A: His OES Martha |
| Ok, we're using the Martha My Dear question! I'll let you know how many people knew she was a sheepdog. |
Awwww not using any of mine *sniff* |
| What do you get when you cross a dachshund with a bread roll? .............A hot dog (With mustard or ketchup anyone ? ) |
lisaoes wrote: What do you get when you cross a dachshund with a bread roll? .............A hot dog (With mustard or ketchup anyone ? ) And what kind of an animal is a bobtail? ................half sheep, half dog. |
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