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Which one of the following must be true based on the given scenario with swimmers?

If the Akita is in lane 3, the Bulldog must be in lane 4.
If the Cocker Spaniel is in lane 3, the English Settler must be in lane 1.
If the Doberman is in lane 3, the Bulldog must be in lane 2.
If the English Settler is in lane 2, the Cocker Spaniel must be in lane 4.

The correct answer is: If the Akita is in lane 3, the Bulldog must be in lane 4.

In this scenario with swimmers and lanes, if the Akita is in lane 3, it implies that the Bulldog must be in lane 4. This deduction can be made based on the given information and the requirement that each breed of dog can only swim in one lane. Therefore, if the Akita is in lane 3, the only available lane left for the Bulldog is lane 4. The other options are not necessarily true based on the information provided, making them incorrect.