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The ideal detection dog

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is energetic and playful with an interest in a game.

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has energy and bounce and is immersed in play.

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is lively, vigorous, hardworking with a passion for play.

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has bounce, an obsessive personality and is impossible.

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The correct option is C is lively, vigorous, hardworking with a passion for play.
"The ideal detection dog is extremely energetic with an excessive play drive. These dogs will happily work all day long, motivated by the expectation of a ball game as reward for sample detection." - in the context of this statement, we can conclude that the ideal detection dog is lively, vigorous, hardworking with a passion for play. Thus C is the best answer.

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