Handling and Restraint Flashcards

Questions and Answers

What is the best description for each type of collar? Collars: Martingale collars, Training collars, Nylon or leather collars, Gentle leader head collar.

Safely turns dog's head to side when pulling. (correct)

Safest, most effective, and most humane collar. (correct)

Safe for daily home use, but unreliable for restraint. (correct)

Stainless-steel links with a ring at each end. (correct)

What should you do when removing a dog from its owner?

Be careful not to make sudden movements. (correct)

Ask owner to stay still and lead dog away.

Talk to a dog and owner in a calm, reassuring voice. (correct)

Look at dog but don't stare. (correct)

Match the following veins with their locations:

Cephalic vein = Cranial aspect of a dog's foreleg Lateral saphenous vein = Lateral surface of a dog's hindleg Jugular vein = Ventral aspect of a dog's neck

What are signs that a cat feels stressed or threatened?

Hiding in small or dark places. Signup and view all the answers

What are safe methods for handling a cat?

Wrap the cat in a blanket and carry it. Signup and view all the answers

What is the correct way to remove a bird from a cage if it has been trained to hop onto a finger?

Reach into the cage and allow the bird to hop onto your finger. Signup and view all the answers

What dangers do you need to watch out for when handling small animals?

Tail skin can tear if not grasped at the base. Signup and view all the answers

Most lizards can be restrained by grasping them around the _ and support the _ with your other hand.

shoulders, hindquarters Signup and view all the answers

What is the correct way to put a halter on a horse?

Hold the neck strap and buckle end of the halter in your left hand. Signup and view all the answers

Which statements describe proper use of a lip twitch?

Slide the twitch high up onto the upper lip. Signup and view all the answers

Select the correct term that matches each description of cattle handling equipment.

Milking hobbles = Metal bands connected by chain that look like leg irons. Casting rope = Rope used to place animal on its side. Cattle chute = End of alleyway just big enough for single cow. Nose lead = Large metal tongs with ball-shaped ends. Stanchion = Opening that holds a cow's head in place. Signup and view all the answers

What are some appropriate methods for handling and restraining sheep?

Drive the flock into a small area or pen. Signup and view all the answers

What are some safe ways to handle a chicken?

Place a catching net over it then turn it up. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Dog Restraint

Martingale collars provide the safest, most effective, and humane restraint for dogs.
Training collars are made of stainless-steel links with a ring at each end.
Nylon or leather collars are suitable for daily use but not reliable for restraint.
Gentle leader head collars turn a dog's head safely to the side when pulling.

Lifting and Restraining Dogs

Use a calm, reassuring voice when talking to a dog and its owner.
Avoid sudden movements to prevent startling the dog.
Maintain eye contact, but do not stare at the dog.

Specialized Restraint

Cephalic vein: Located on the cranial aspect of a dog's foreleg.
Lateral saphenous vein: Found on the lateral surface of a dog's hind leg.
Jugular vein: Located on the ventral aspect of a dog's neck.

Cat Restraint

Signs of stress in cats include slow tail twitching, hiding in small or dark places, and vocalizations like growls or hisses.
Cats may also show stress by pulling their ears back.

Handling Cats Safely

Scruffing the cat and supporting its abdomen is a safe handling method.
Wrapping a cat in a blanket offers a gentle way to carry it while minimizing restraint.

Handling Birds

Allow a trained bird to hop onto your finger by reaching into the cage, ensuring a calm removal process.

Handling Small Animals

Rats and gerbils: Tail skin can tear if not grasped at the base.
Guinea pigs: Sensitive to pressure on their backs, which can damage lungs.
Chinchillas: Rough handling may lead to "fur slip."
Ferrets: May bite and not release once they have bitten down.
Rabbits: Care needed to protect their delicate skeletal system.

Handling Reptiles

Most lizards can be restrained by grasping around the shoulders while supporting their hindquarters.
Covering a lizard's eyes with a towel can help calm the animal.

Handling Horses

Proper halter application involves standing on the horse's left side and using your right hand to reach over its neck.
Ensure that halter rings are not too tight around the horse's face.

Using a Lip Twitch

A lip twitch should be tightened by twisting the handle and positioned high on the upper lip.

Handling Cattle and Calves

Cattle chute: An area at the end of an alleyway sized for a single cow.
Stanchion: Holds a cow’s head in place for secure handling.
Casting rope: Used to place an animal on its side for easier handling.
Nose lead and milking hobbles: Tools for improving safety and control during handling.

Handling Sheep and Lambs

Appropriate sheep handling techniques include tilting the sheep onto its rump and driving the flock into small areas or pens.
Prodding can be used to encourage movement.

Handling Chickens

Safe methods include grabbing chickens by the legs to lift them upside down, using a catching net, or carrying them under your arm.

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Description

This quiz focuses on different types of dog collars and their functions. It covers Martingale collars, training collars, and gentle leader head collars, highlighting their safety and effectiveness. Test your knowledge and understanding of proper dog restraint methods.

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