Home Pets of Asia quiz Pets of Asia quiz Question 1 / 10 Nepal's Kukur Tihar festival celebrates the bond between humans and dogs. During Kurkur Tihar, dogs are treated like royalty and showered with flowers and garlands. Kurkur Tihar is held annually on the second day of what festival? Lantern Festival Diwali Holi Mid-Autumn Festival What handheld digital pet is pictured here? Pokemon Digimon Tamagotchi Kendama What animal is the most popular pet in Indonesia? Cats Dogs Goldfish Birds In China, where the breed was first developed, pugs (once known as Lo-Chiang-Sze) were originally bred for what purpose? Hunting vermin Snuffling out truffles Herding ducks Lap dogs of the aristocracy Jennie from girl band Black Pink is the proud owner of what breed of dog? In South Korea, the dog is almost as famous as its owner with some 42,000 followers on Instagram and has appeared on the cover of Korea Vogue. (breed but not actual dog pictured) Pomeranian Shih Tzu Tibetan Mastiff Japanese Spitz Complete the book title by renowned Japanese author Sosuke Natsukawa: The Cat Who Saved _________ Pennies Me Books Lives Renowned for having over 800 dogs, the nawab of Junagadh, Muhammad Mahabat Khan III, was an eminent conservationist, but it was his adoration for his dogs that attracted the most attention, and raised a few eyebrows. What did the nawab spend £22,000 on (almost $400,000 NZD in today’s money) in 1922 to secure his notoriety as a dog lover for the ages? A lavish marriage ceremony for is beloved dog Roshanara, who he married to a golden retriever named Bobby A three-storey mausoleum for his dog, Kasvi, and a state-wide day of mourning to mark the day of Kasvi's death A 30-metre sculpture erected to mark the tenth birthday of his Irish wolf hound, Terry. A giant, bone-shaped swimming pool for his dogs to swim in, overseen by a team of lifeguards In the classic 1997 animated film Princess Mononoke, what kind of animal is Moro, the princess's companion? Owl Wolf Tiger Turtle From which country do Siamese cats originate? Vietnam China Thailand Myanmar Memorialised in sculpture, film and literature, the famous Japanese dog Hachiko was remembered for what? Saving the lives of seven children lost in a blizzard on Mount Fuji in 1880 Loyally waiting for nine years outside Tokyo’s Shibuya Station for his deceased owner Alerting his family and neighbourhood to a raging fire that ripped through the Kita neighbourhood of Osaka Surviving the sinking of the merchant ship Kyoto Maru and swimming 20 kilometres to the island of Naoshima where he alerted locals to the tragedy Back Submit
