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Behavior/Restraint

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What Restraint is the image depicting? Lateral Recumbency
Which procedure below would this restraint be essential? Trimming back nails
What Restraint is the image depicting? Sternal Recumbency
You pick up a dog's foot to do a nail trim. The dog then pulls his foot from your grasp. What should you do for your next step? Try another method of holding the dog's leg and/or some distraction method
Least restraint equals least resistance True
What can I do to help myself execute a lateral on a LARGE dog in the most efficient way? (check ALL that apply) Do a double lateral Lower the table to a comfortable height
Placing a towel over the head of an animal is great for a potential fear biter because the towel acts as a visual barrier and a physical barrier to block any bite attempts True
When removing a dog from the back of a cage that is nervous and scared. I should... Talk to it in a calm voice and gently lasso with a slip lead through a narrow opening in the cage door
How do you think this dog is feeling? Anxious/Nervous
How do you think this dog is feeling? Aggressive/Defensive
This is the proper way to pick up a small dog False
How would you describe the dog on the right Submissive
This is the appropriate way to put a muzzle on a dog True
Describe the dog pictured below Happy/Relaxed
What is an example of dominance aggression? All of the above
Redirected aggression is when you remove a dog from its territory to decrease aggression False
Which is a subtle sign of anxiety Lip licking
Dogs naturally are pack animals that have established dominance hierarchies True
Being suddenly unwilling to take a treat is a sign of anxiety True
This picture is an appropriate way to interact with a grooming dog as long as it's body language reflects that they are happy/relaxed False
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