Dog Husbandry Flashcards

1
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How many dogs in the uk

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11 million

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2
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What percent of uk adults own a dog

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29%

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3
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Canine organisations in the uk

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Kennel club (campaign)
Dogs trust (fund, rescue , support)
Guide dogs/ hearing dogs (support charities)
Species specific charities (greyhound trust,Doberman rescue )

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4
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In kennel club group what are dog breeds 7 categories

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Gun dogs
Hounds
Toy
Terriers
Utility
Pastoral
Working

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5
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What are pet owners legally required in animal welfare act

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Care and needs met
Suitable environment
Suitable diet
Normal behaviour exhibit
Housed with or apart from animals
Protect from pain suffering injury and disease

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6
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What are core dog vaccinations

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Canine distemper virus
Canine park virus
Canine adenovirus / hepatitis
Leptospirosis

Primary course 2 vaxs 2-4 weeks apart from 6-10 weeks of age
Second not before 12 weeks (maternally derived antibodies)
Annual boosters

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7
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What are some non core vaccinations dogs

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Kennel cough (intranasal)
Herpesvirus (breeding)
Leishmania (eu travel)
Rabies

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8
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What are endoparasites

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Internal parasites (worms)
Many have zoonotic potential
Treatment starts 2 weeks then monthly until 6 months old then every 3 months (vary for high or low risk people)

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9
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What are ectoparasites

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External parasites (ticks lice fleas )
Many products available (spot on sprays tablets …) r
Range of dosing schedules (if regular can have lasting effect)
Many combo products to treat lots of parasites

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10
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Why do dogs need Grooming

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Include nail and dental care
Owner can keep eye on general health
Removed matts in long hair stops hair getting in eyes removed grass and other foreign bodies that can cause discomfort
Good for skin and can help pick up skin problems early
Identify parasites
Bonding

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Breeds and common conditions

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Labs - hip and elbow dysplasia
King Charles spaniel - myxomatosis mitral valve disease
Doberman - dilated cardiomyopathy
Dalmatian - urate bladder stone formation
French bulldog - BOAS
white terriers - atopic skin disease

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12
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Common conditions for dogs

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Skin disease (flea allergies or infection)
Gastrointestinal disease (diarrhoea)
Osteoarthritis (muscle wastage)
Obesity
Dental disease

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13
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Legislation for dogs

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Animal welfare act 2006
Dangerous dog 1991
Control of dogs order 1992
Microchipping is dog 2016
Tail docking regulation 2007
Pet travel legislation

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14
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Identification of dogs

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  • control of dogs order 1992 : legal required to wear collar and name tag (must have owners name and address)
  • microchipping of dogs act 2015 : legal requirement to be microchipped before 8 weeks of age, details must be kept up to date by current owner
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15
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What are banned breeds in Uk

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  • dangerous dogs act 1991
    pit bull terrier
    Japanese Tosa
    Fila brasileiro
    Dogo argentino
    XL bully (2024)
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16
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What is dangerous dogs act section one and 4b

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Owners allowed to keep banned breed dod if placed in exempt dog index after deemed not risk to public safety (long and costly court process)
- fit and proper person
- dog suitable temperament
Provided with exemption dog must be
- neutered and microchipped
-muzzled and kept on lead in public
- kept in safe place so it cannot escape
- insured
Dog must not be sold given away or abandoned
Index of dog must be told if owner changes address or dog dies

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Dangerous dog act section 3

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Illegal to let a dog be dangerously out of control anywhere:
- public
- private
- owners home
All dogs
Out of control :
- injuries someone
- someone worried might injure them
- injured an assistance dog
Or if
- injures someone’s animal
- owner of animal thinks they could be injured if they tried to stop your dog attacking their animal

18
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Best way to approach dogs

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Allow dog to approach
Approach from side
Pet chest sides and chin not top of head
Get on their level