UK Driving Theory Practice Exam

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What does a dog wearing a yellow or burgundy coat warn of?

  1. a deaf pedestrian

  2. an aggressive dog

  3. a dog in training

  4. a rescue dog

The correct answer is: a deaf pedestrian

This is because dogs that wear yellow or burgundy coats generally indicate that the dog is a service dog or emotional support animal that is assisting a deaf individual. While it is important to always be cautious around unfamiliar dogs, the yellow or burgundy coat on a dog should not be seen as a warning of aggression or that the dog is in training or a rescue dog.

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