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Showmanship Flashcards

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Why does the American kennel club place breeds of dogs into groups according to their purpose?

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Knowing the purpose behind the development of a breed gives you an idea of the breed’s characteristics and personality traits.

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What is the scientific name of the domestic dog?

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Canis familiaris

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In what AKC group of dogs is the Plott?

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Hounds

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What terrier originated from Scotland and was bred for tracking and hunting?

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West Highland White Terrier

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What AKC group of dogs was developed to provide pleasure and companionship to their owners?

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Toy breed

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What is the definition of conformation when referring to dogs and their breed standards?

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Refers to the form, structure, make, shape, and arrangement of the parts of the dog as they form to the breeds standards.

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What type of bite does the Afghan hound have?

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Level bite

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What is the definition of ear carriage?

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The combined visual effects of ear placement and position on the skull, together with the use of the ear.

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What are the 3 grooming tools you should use to remove dead hair on a smooth-coated dog?

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Rubber brush, Bristle brush, or Hound glove

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Why are curly coats common in water dogs?

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Coat is efficient at repelling water and insulating.

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What is the quick when referring to a dog’s toenail?

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The pink area comprised of blood vessels and nerves.

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What is a pedigree?

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List of that particular dog’s ancestors for 3 or more generations.

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At what age do puppies develops their primary social attachments? (Give range)

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Between 6 and 10 weeks of age.

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What are calming signals?

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Stress reducing behaviors.

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Give one example of how you can manage your dogs environment.

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Don’t want your dog to chew on something- then keep it out of reach.

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Dog-bite related injuries are highest in what age of children? (Give range)

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Ages 5 to 9 years old.

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How often should responsible dog owners have their dogs retake the AKC Canine Good Citizen test to make sure they are still reliable and well mannered?

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Every 2 years.

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Name 6 of the 10 Canine Good Citizen test items.

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  1. Accepting a friendly stranger
  2. Sit politely for petting
  3. Appearance and grooming
  4. Out for a walk
  5. Walk through a crowd
  6. Coming when called
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What is a lure?

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A treat in your hand that your dog follows.

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What is the purpose of AKC non-regular classes?

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Designed to help you train and prepare for the more advanced regular ones.

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What does it mean by proofing your dog?

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Preparing your dog for things that might happen.

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When positioning your dog for stacking, which leg do you position first and on which side of the dog?

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Set the front leg on judges side first.

22
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In showmanship, what is the purpose of using bait?

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Keep dogs attention focused on you.

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When gaiting up to the judge, at which distance should you stop?

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Stop 3-4 feet in front of the judge.

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When is it acceptable to step over your dog during showmanship?

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It is never acceptable.

25
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Which agility obstacle course is the most challenging and requires the most training?

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Weave poles

26
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What are the three types of assistance dogs?

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  1. Guide dogs
  2. Hearing dogs
  3. Service dogs
27
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What are the phalanges?

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Toes

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What is the name of the skull type that has a broad skull base and a short muzzle as found in the Pekingese?

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Brachycephalic skull

29
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What does the term topographical anatomy refer to?

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Examination of the outward appearance and external parts of a dog.

30
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Name the 2 divisions of the skeleton.

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  1. Axial skeleton

2. Appendicular skeleton

31
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Which type of dog’a teeth has a hidden tooth root that is longer than the visible tooth?

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Canines

32
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What disease must dogs be vaccinated for in accordance with local and state ordinances or regulations?

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Rabies

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What is the purpose of a vaccine?

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Used to prevent or treat infectious diseases by giving immunity against the disease.

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What is the process of injecting a vaccine into a dog called?

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vaccination

35
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Rabies and leptospirosis are zoonotic diseases. What does zoonosis mean?

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Can be passed to humans.

36
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What is another name for Kennel Cough?

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Bordetella

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What is the name of the most common bacteria causing Kennel Cough?

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Bordetella bronchiseptic

38
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Besides the cecum, where might adult whip worms be found in a dog?

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Colon and rectum

39
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What is the common name of the flea most often found on dogs?

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Cat flea

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What is flea dirt?

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Fecal droppings of a flea.

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What is the most common way in which dogs become infected with Giardia?

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Picked up from contaminated water.

42
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The American dog tick is a three-host tick. What does this mean?

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Each developmental stage feeds on a different host.

43
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How long must a deer tick infected with Lyme disease be attached to a dog before it transmits Lyme disease?

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24-48 hours

44
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What part of the ear do ear mites infect?

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Ear canal

45
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What is gingivitis?

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Early form of periodontal disease.

46
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Name 3 ways to take your dog’a heart rate.

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  1. Put hand on chest to feel heart beat
  2. Put finger on femoral artery in groin area
  3. Put finger behind left elbow
47
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Name 3 organisms that can cause ear infections.

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Mites, fleas, and lice.

48
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Name 3 signs a dog might be choking.

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  1. Gagging
  2. Trying to vomit
  3. Drool
49
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What is the definition of a nutrient?

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A substance that nourishes the metabolic process of the body.

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