Animal handling midterm Flashcards

1
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True or False
Positive animal handling promotes the human-animal bond

A

True

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2
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What is Ethology

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the study of Animal Behaviour

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3
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2 ways Ethology helps us

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  • Study of animal behaviour helps with understanding human behaviour
  • Helps us understand how animals experience the world
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4
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3 reasons Why fear free handling is important

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  • Owners learn from us professionals, whether good or bad
  • Being professional means being SAFE and HUMANE
  • Prevents staff from being injured
    Reduces stress for the animal
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5
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1 reason dogs are surrendered

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Aggression

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6
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1 reason dogs are surrendered

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inappropriate urination

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7
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FAS stands for?

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fear, anxiety and stress

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8
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2 types of training for cats and dogs

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  1. Positive and negative reinforcement
  2. Positive and negative punishment
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9
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Tre or False
Improving animal welfare leads to lowered incidence of zoonotic diseases,
behavioral issues, unwanted litters and less medical conditions

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TRUE

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10
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The Five Freedoms

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  1. Freedom from hunger and thirst
  2. Freedom from discomfort
  3. Freedom from pain, injury, and disease
  4. Freedom to express normal behaviours
  5. Freedom from fear and distress
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11
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Environmental Enrichment

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Defined as the process of modifying an animal’s environment to stimulate
their brain by increasing the level of physical activity and social stimulation

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5 types of Environmental Enrichment for cats and example

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  1. Food-based - puzzle toys
  2. Sensory-based - “catio” with cat grass will cover all senses
    -(touch, sight) PetSafe Frolicat Cheese Cat Toy
    - (hear) open a window so they can hear birds or give toys that have
    sound chips that activate during play,
    - (smell) Put some catnip spray on an old toy or towel
    - (taste) interactive feeding toys
  3. Cognitive enrichment – novel objects like an empty cardboard box and paper bags
  4. Social enrichment - Multi-pet households with different species where there are stable healthy relationships
  5. Positive training - Training helps improve your bond and provides a way for you to
    communicate
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5 types of Environmental Enrichment for dogs and example

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  1. Food based - Puzzle toys
  2. Sensory enrichment
    (sight) walking - birds, people, other dogs
    (smell, touch) kiddie pool filled with dirt to dig in or water
    (hear) music
    (taste) interactive feeding toys
  3. Cognitive enrichment – novel objects like cereal boxes stuffed with more cereal boxes to shred,
    paper towel tubes
  4. Social enrichment -Social contact with preferred associates (human and animal)
  5. Positive training - Training helps improve your bond and provides a way for you to
    communicate
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