Horses, Pigs, and Sheep Flashcards

1
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What are the five visual ques when assessing aggression and avoidance in horses

A
  1. Ear position
  2. Neck posture
  3. Nostrils
  4. Tail position
  5. Pawing ground
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What ear position in horses indicates agonistic interaction?

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Pinned back (increased extent= increased seriousness)

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3
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Which aspect of neck posture provides visual ques to aggression or avoidance?

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An arched neck is a bite threat (transient)

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4
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Which tail position in a horse indicates aggression and alarm?

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Extended slightly away

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very dangerous How to deal with maternal aggression in pigs?

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Separate Sow from piglets so she cannot hear them

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7
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What will younger pigs do in act of avoidance?

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Crowding into corner

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8
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What is the main characteristic of flock behavior exhibited by sheep?

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Move as a unit
understood by dogs

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9
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What do rams do to their handlers?

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Challenge handlers

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