Dog Walking And Pet Home Sitting - Qp3
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The main responsibilities of a pet sitter are complicated, but very important.
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True
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False
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This quiz titled 'Dog Walking and Pet Home Sitting - QP3' assesses key responsibilities and best practices for pet sitters. It covers areas like respecting owner wishes, security measures, and essential traits like patience. Ideal for individuals looking to improve or validate their pet sitting skills.
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Things you need to be whilst working as a pet sitter: (Select three)
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You need to constantly remain patient and calm
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You need to be able to handle emergencies calmly and correctly.
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You need to get frustrated by working weekends and bank holidays.
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You need to be trustworthy.
Correct Answer(s)
A. You need to constantly remain patient and calm
A. You need to be able to handle emergencies calmly and correctly.
A. You need to be trustworthy.Explanation
The correct answer is: You need to constantly remain patient and calm, You need to be able to handle emergencies calmly and correctly, You need to be trustworthy.
This answer is correct because as a pet sitter, it is important to remain patient and calm in order to handle any situation that may arise with the pets. This includes being able to handle emergencies calmly and correctly, as well as being trustworthy to ensure the safety and well-being of the pets while in your care.Rate this question:
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When working as a pet sitter you should always respect the wishes of the animal’s owner.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
As a pet sitter, it is important to respect the wishes of the animal's owner because they know their pet best and have specific instructions on how to care for them. Respecting their wishes ensures that the pet's routine, diet, and any other specific needs are met, which helps maintain their overall well-being and happiness. Additionally, following the owner's instructions builds trust and a good relationship between the pet sitter and the owner, which can lead to repeat business and positive recommendations.Rate this question:
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CRB stands for:
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Criminal Roll Bureau
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Convict Roll Bureau
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Criminal Records Bureau
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Convict Records Bureau
Correct Answer
A. Criminal Records BureauExplanation
The correct answer is Criminal Records Bureau. The CRB is an organization that is responsible for conducting background checks on individuals in the UK. They maintain a database of criminal records, which helps employers and organizations make informed decisions about hiring or working with individuals.Rate this question:
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Several tips to help keep people’s property secure while they are away includes: (Select two)
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Do not allow anyone to enter the property without the owner’s permission
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If there is a knock on the door while you are there, put the door bar or chain on before you open the door
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Do disclose to the person at the door that you are not the owner or that the owner is away
Correct Answer(s)
A. Do not allow anyone to enter the property without the owner’s permission
A. If there is a knock on the door while you are there, put the door bar or chain on before you open the doorExplanation
The first tip suggests that people should not allow anyone to enter their property without the owner's permission. This is important because it helps ensure that only authorized individuals have access to the property, reducing the risk of theft or damage.
The second tip advises that if there is a knock on the door while someone is present, they should put the door bar or chain on before opening the door. This serves as an additional security measure, as it allows individuals to verify the identity of the person at the door and prevent potential intruders from forcing their way in.Rate this question:
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Common sense is needed when looking after animals and the client's home.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The statement is suggesting that when taking care of animals and the client's home, common sense is necessary. This implies that one needs to use their practical judgment and logical reasoning to ensure the well-being of the animals and the safety of the client's home. Therefore, the answer "True" is correct as it aligns with the idea that common sense is indeed required in such situations.Rate this question:
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If the animal has to be treated at the vets, do make the necessary decisions about the animal’s treatment.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
The statement suggests that the person should make decisions about the animal's treatment if it needs to be treated at the vets. However, the correct answer is False because the person should not make decisions about the animal's treatment. It is the responsibility of the veterinarian to diagnose and decide the necessary treatment for the animal based on their expertise and knowledge.Rate this question:
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Some top tips to help you avoid being hurt by an aggressive dog includes: (Select five)
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If you can escape to a place that is not accessible to the dog
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Be aware of your surroundings, keep an eye on the animals in your vicinity.
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Always approach an unknown, sleeping, eating, barking, snarling or nursing dog.
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Try to get something between you and the dog, for instance a tree or a bench.
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Speak to the dog softly and gently; shouting may only agitate the dog more.
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If a dog starts to be aggressive towards you, fold your arms to keep your fingers and hands out of the way.
Correct Answer(s)
A. If you can escape to a place that is not accessible to the dog
A. Be aware of your surroundings, keep an eye on the animals in your vicinity.
A. Try to get something between you and the dog, for instance a tree or a bench.
A. Speak to the dog softly and gently; shouting may only agitate the dog more.
A. If a dog starts to be aggressive towards you, fold your arms to keep your fingers and hands out of the way.Explanation
The answer includes five tips to help avoid being hurt by an aggressive dog. These tips are: 1) Escape to a place that is not accessible to the dog, 2) Be aware of your surroundings and keep an eye on the animals in your vicinity, 3) Try to get something between you and the dog, such as a tree or a bench, 4) Speak to the dog softly and gently to avoid agitating it further, and 5) Fold your arms if a dog becomes aggressive to protect your fingers and hands.Rate this question:
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