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How to Train Your Bear Flashcards

1
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Who is the first sweep for?

A

Berry

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2
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What area is searched in the first sweep?

A

Eye level and below

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3
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Who is the second sweep for?

A

You

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4
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what is the purpose of a second sweep?

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To catch anything Berry may have missed

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5
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How long is the 1st search and rest?

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Search for 20 min; rest for 25 min

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6
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How long is the 2nd search and rest?

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Search for 12-14 min; rest for 30 min

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7
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How long is the 3rd search and rest?

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Search for 8-10 min; done

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8
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What are the different types of containers?

A

Training aid container, super scent container, and negative aides container

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9
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What is used in the negative aide container?

A

One of everything!

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10
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Where does a Negative Aide Container need to be placed?

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In a room or car that is free of narcotics

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11
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Describe U.S. vs Parada

A

Rico (such a goody boy) alerted the officer to the driver’s side door by stiffening his body, breathing deeply, and attempting to jump into the window. A random dog sniff is not a search for Fourth Amendment purposes, and a positive dog alert gives officers probable cause to search.

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12
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Name two alerts to look for that can be anywhere from subtle to dramatic.

A

Changes in breathing and body posture.

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13
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What is the final indication?

A

Scratch, sit, bark or bite

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14
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What is proofing

A

When you didn’t see the initial odor response, so Berry gives the final response/indication.

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15
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When do you do a sweep?

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Any time the dog shows interest

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16
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What is your search radius when doing a sweep?

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Two to three feet on either side

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17
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What drives a K9?

A

Survival. A genetic inherent desire that prey requires a hunt.

18
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What is the inherent genetic desire for chase and capture?

A

The prey drive

19
Q

Survival Drive contains _________.

A

Aggression

20
Q

What is the basic stimulation for the prey drive?

A

Food and hunger. All hunt is in prey.

21
Q

When are the prey and hunt drives fulfilled?

A

When the dog fills its mouth (with a bad guy booty).

22
Q

When is stimulation strongest?

A

When the prey escapes or is hiding.

23
Q

During what “drive” does a dog use ALL of his senses?

A

During the hunt drive

24
Q

Describe the Pack Drive

A

The inherent genetic desire to fit into a social structure

25
Q

what is the inherent desire to fit into a social structure?

A

The Pack Drive

26
Q

All _____ and _____ corrections are done in the Pack Drive.

A

Verbal; physical

27
Q

The Pack drive is fulfilled by the _______.

A

Alpha

28
Q

The alpha fulfills the Pack Drive via ____ and ____.

A

Praise; punishment

29
Q

What is the inherent genetic ability to act aggressively in a situation other than food gathering situations?

A

Civil/Defense drive

30
Q

Describe the Civil/Defense drive

A

The genetic ability to act aggressively when not in a food gathering situation.

31
Q

The purpose of the Civil/Defense drive is _______ and ______ as well as containing _________.

A

Survival; protection; aggression

32
Q

Name three things that stimulate the civil/defense drive:

A

pain, the threat of pain, or an attack

33
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True or False: the civil/defense drive is part of the Hunt Drive

A

False! the Civil/Defense drive contains no hunt. Strictly survival and protection. No prey or chase involved

34
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Because the Civil/Defense contains no hunt (no prey to chase and therefore no clear purpose or end-game) it causes a _______ drive

A

High stress drive

35
Q

How do you fulfill the Civil/Defense drive?

A

Create distance from the high stress situation

36
Q

What is a primary reward?

A

The reward/toy comes from the object that Berry indicates on strongest. (He chased the bad guy he got the bad guy)

37
Q

What is a secondary reward?

A

A reward that comes from you! Give that good boy a treat!

38
Q

What is the main way that a dog communicates?

A

Body posture

39
Q

How do you test a hunt?

A

Make the dog think that a toy has been placed/thrown in an area; watch the dog hunt for 3-5 minutes

40
Q

List the six factors that affect how an odor disperses throughout a room

A

Time, humidity, temperate, quality, quantity, and other masking agents

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