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Dog Unit Study Guide -Animal Science Flashcards

1
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Adj/Genus Name

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Canine

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Act of giving birth

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Whelping

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Group name

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Pack

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4
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Male Canine

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Dog

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5
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Female Canine

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Bitch

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6
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Young Canine

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Pup

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7
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kingdom

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Animalia

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Phylum

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Chordata

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Class

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Mammalia

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Order

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Carnivora

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Family

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Canidae

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12
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Genus

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Canis

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13
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Species

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Canis Lupus

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14
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What is the scientific name for dogs?

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Canis Lupus Familiaris

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15
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What is the smallest breed of dog?

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Chihuahua

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16
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Which breed of dog has a “soft mouth”?

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Golden retriever

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17
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1 AKC group

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sporting group

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18
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sporting example

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pointer, lab

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2 AKC group

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Hound group

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20
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hound example

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basset hound, beagle

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3 AKC group

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Terrier group

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22
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terrier example

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jack russell, bull terrier

23
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4 AKC group

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Working Dog Group

24
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Working dog example

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boxer, Great Dane

25
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5 AKC group

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Herding dog

26
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Herding dog example

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collie, german shepherd

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6 AKC group

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toy dog

28
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toy dog example

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pug, yorkie

29
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7 AKC group

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non-sporting

30
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non-sporting example

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bulldog, Dalmatian

31
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transmissible, can affect humans and animals

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Zoonotic Disease

32
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six diseases that affect animals

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bacteria, fungi, viruses, parasites, protozoa, and prions

33
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what are the best treatments for bacteria and for viruses?

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vaccinations, antibiotics

34
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What are the most common methods used to diagnose canine disease?

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blood samples, fecal samples

35
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which canine disease is caused by a parasitic worm, spread through the bite of a mosquito? The worms can live in the blood vessels, lungs, and Heart.

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Heartworm

36
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this shin diseases is caused by fleas, ticks, mites, or an allergic reaction. Symptoms include itching, flaking skin, and biting paws.

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Bermattius

37
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this disease is a bacterial disease, spread through direct contact such as licking, nuzzling, through the air. Symptoms include hacking,sneezing, and watery nasal discahrge.

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Kennel cough

38
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what are the 6 essential nutrients in a dog’s diet?

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carbohydrates, fats, water, vitamins, minerals, and proteins

39
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Carbohydrates definition

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main source of energy

40
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Carbohydrates example

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rice, barley

41
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Where would dogs in the wild receive their carbohydrates from?

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stomach lining of there prey

42
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Why is fiber beneficial in a dog’s diet?

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helps prevent or treat diarrhea, and other digestive orders

43
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a diet too low in fiber can lead to

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diverticulosis

44
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more concentrated form of energy than carbohydrates

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Fats

45
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cottonseed oil, lard, and poultry fat example of

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fats

46
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what is the difference between saturated and unsaturated fats?

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saturated- saturated with hydrogen atoms
unsaturated- double-bond, reducing the amount of hydrogen that can bond to this molecule

47
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saturated fat example

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animal sources

48
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unsaturated fat example

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flax seed

49
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what are the building blocks of proteins”

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amino acids

50
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Why are animal proteins better than plant based?

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animals are higher quality proteins then plant based

51
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What are vitamins?

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Enzymes or biological catalysts

52
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are fat soluble or water soluble vitamins more likely to cause a toxicity?

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fat soluble

53
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what is the purpose of minerals in a dog’s diet?

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assist in the formation of blood and bones, carry oxygen in the blood, promote a healthy nervous system

54
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why is it important to know if a dog food contains wheat or soy?

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the dog might have allergies

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