Yes, she has/does

[Rachel Adams]

When the sentence is affirmative what should be the answer "yes, she has" or "she does" in a sentence with "have"?
"She has a dog." Yes, she has. Yes, she does."
It's from a copy I have. I can privide the screenshot but I don't know the name of the book.

 

[5jj]

You could use this thread to help find the answer: https://www.usingenglish.com/forum/threads/287395-Neither-do-have-I?p=1696543#post1696543

 

[Rachel Adams]

You could use this thread to help find the answer: https://www.usingenglish.com/forum/threads/287395-Neither-do-have-I?p=1696543#post1696543

I remember that discussion but this context is different. There are no questions. As shown in the screenshot.
In this type of exercises what should be written "yes, she does" or "yes, she has," "no she hasn't" or "no, she doesn't have"?

 

[5jj]

I.
In this type of exercises what should be written "Yes, she does" or "Yes, she has," "No she hasn't" or "No, she doesn't [STRIKE]have[/STRIKE]"?

Some people will use auxiliary DO; others won't.

 

[emsr2d2]

I wouldn't write any of those in that exercise. I would write either "True" or "False". They are the two options given at the start of the exercise.