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By Christinabooker | Updated: Oct 31, 2013
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1.
You should teach puppies not to bark by placing them in a cardboard box and only giving them attention when they are quiet
True
False
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2.
Which one of the following is not a way to treat fear aggression
Physical punishment
Avoid the situation
Desensitize and counter condition
Teach the dog to relax
Drugs
Deference
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3.
Which of the following is NOT a way to treat food aggression
Train to sit, stay, and drop food in the bowl one bit at a time
Re-train the dog to eat from your hand
Feed the dog human food
Feed separately away from other dogs and people
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4.
Which of the following are common sterotypic behavioural problems
Flank suckling
Tail chasing
Fly biting
Staring
Lick granuloma
All of the above
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5.
What are the common reasons that dogs misbehave?
Boredom
Owner is too controlling
Poor socilisation
Loneliness
No formal training
Inadvertent reinforcement
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6.
Chronic fear can lead to _____, and _________. (all lowercase with a comma in between)
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7.
Captive wolf packs have a breeding pair that are the only ones able to mate and a very hierarchical order, whereas wild wolf packs have more of a family work structure and much less aggression
True
False
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8.
When dogs are dominant it is normally generalized rather than at specific times, over specific resources
True
False
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9.
Match these up
anxiety and fear based behaviour
Select a Match
indicate an abnormal mental state and distress
indicate an unpleasant state of existence
compulsive or stereotypic behaviours
Select a Match
indicate an abnormal mental state and distress
indicate an unpleasant state of existence
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10.
Match the behaviour to the definition
fear
Select a Match
apprehension associated with the presence of an object or social situation in the immediate time frame
excessive fear disproportionate to the circumstances that causes them. sudden abnormal fear- causing panic
repetitive behaviour which has no obvious purpose or funtion
anticipation and apprehension of future danger
phobia
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apprehension associated with the presence of an object or social situation in the immediate time frame
excessive fear disproportionate to the circumstances that causes them. sudden abnormal fear- causing panic
repetitive behaviour which has no obvious purpose or funtion
anticipation and apprehension of future danger
anxiety
Select a Match
apprehension associated with the presence of an object or social situation in the immediate time frame
excessive fear disproportionate to the circumstances that causes them. sudden abnormal fear- causing panic
repetitive behaviour which has no obvious purpose or funtion
anticipation and apprehension of future danger
sterotypic
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apprehension associated with the presence of an object or social situation in the immediate time frame
excessive fear disproportionate to the circumstances that causes them. sudden abnormal fear- causing panic
repetitive behaviour which has no obvious purpose or funtion
anticipation and apprehension of future danger
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11.
Anti-bark collars are NOT appropriate for dogs with territorial or attention seeking barking
True
False
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12.
Which of the following are ways you can treat both territorial and protective aggression
Desensitize and counter condition
Teach the dog to relax
Muzzle
Avoid the situation
Don't reward aggression
Screening, get bigger fences
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13.
Dogs have
Tight relationships
Conflict within groups but not between groups
The bitch can mate with any dog
The bitch rears the pups on her own
Groups that do not change with age
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14.
What are the signs of separation anxiety in dogs
Glue like behaviour with preferred companion
Being a staffy
Destruction
Self-mutilation
Excessive vocalisation
Inappropriate toileting
Restlessness
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15.
Which of the following is modern advice for dog training?
Do not turn over, hold down, or beat the dog
You must control all resouces
You can never overdo positive reinforcement if done correctly
Think about hierarchy's
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16.
Prognosis of a behavioural issue depends on
Duration, frequency, severity
Breed, duration, motivation, frquency
Severity, duration, commitment, complaints, frequency
Motivation, duration, frequency, severity
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17.
What are the things people should do when getting a puppy?
Get a popular breed, they are popular for a reason
Insist on seeing the stud
Insist on seeing the bitch
Get a few from the same litter
Get one puppy at a time
Choose the quietest puppy
Choose the bravest puppy
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18.
Which of the following is not a way to treat interdog aggression
Support the winner
De-sex
Separate the dogs
Drugs
Reward the winning dog
Desensitize and counter condition
Avoid the situation
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19.
Match the following type of aggression with the corresponding causes or signs
dominance
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violent, unprovoked, unpredictable
over a prized item, develops when dog reached maturity
snarling, growling, biting, blocking access, jumping, leaning on, and staring
whilst pregnant and after birth or pseudopregnancy
related to dominance and territorial aggression, inappropriate protection of owner, fine when owner is not present, develops when the dog has reached maturity, can be any sex or breed
when stopped or disturbed whilst showing another type of aggression
snapping, growling, attempt to escape, urination& defecation, tail tucked under, head down, heckles up, ears back and lips retracted
aggressive in certain location, not aggressive if removed from that location, develops when the dog has reached maturity
usually male/male or female/female- related to status and social maturity
fear
Select a Match
violent, unprovoked, unpredictable
over a prized item, develops when dog reached maturity
snarling, growling, biting, blocking access, jumping, leaning on, and staring
whilst pregnant and after birth or pseudopregnancy
related to dominance and territorial aggression, inappropriate protection of owner, fine when owner is not present, develops when the dog has reached maturity, can be any sex or breed
when stopped or disturbed whilst showing another type of aggression
snapping, growling, attempt to escape, urination& defecation, tail tucked under, head down, heckles up, ears back and lips retracted
aggressive in certain location, not aggressive if removed from that location, develops when the dog has reached maturity
usually male/male or female/female- related to status and social maturity
territorial
Select a Match
violent, unprovoked, unpredictable
over a prized item, develops when dog reached maturity
snarling, growling, biting, blocking access, jumping, leaning on, and staring
whilst pregnant and after birth or pseudopregnancy
related to dominance and territorial aggression, inappropriate protection of owner, fine when owner is not present, develops when the dog has reached maturity, can be any sex or breed
when stopped or disturbed whilst showing another type of aggression
snapping, growling, attempt to escape, urination& defecation, tail tucked under, head down, heckles up, ears back and lips retracted
aggressive in certain location, not aggressive if removed from that location, develops when the dog has reached maturity
usually male/male or female/female- related to status and social maturity
protective
Select a Match
violent, unprovoked, unpredictable
over a prized item, develops when dog reached maturity
snarling, growling, biting, blocking access, jumping, leaning on, and staring
whilst pregnant and after birth or pseudopregnancy
related to dominance and territorial aggression, inappropriate protection of owner, fine when owner is not present, develops when the dog has reached maturity, can be any sex or breed
when stopped or disturbed whilst showing another type of aggression
snapping, growling, attempt to escape, urination& defecation, tail tucked under, head down, heckles up, ears back and lips retracted
aggressive in certain location, not aggressive if removed from that location, develops when the dog has reached maturity
usually male/male or female/female- related to status and social maturity
food
Select a Match
violent, unprovoked, unpredictable
over a prized item, develops when dog reached maturity
snarling, growling, biting, blocking access, jumping, leaning on, and staring
whilst pregnant and after birth or pseudopregnancy
related to dominance and territorial aggression, inappropriate protection of owner, fine when owner is not present, develops when the dog has reached maturity, can be any sex or breed
when stopped or disturbed whilst showing another type of aggression
snapping, growling, attempt to escape, urination& defecation, tail tucked under, head down, heckles up, ears back and lips retracted
aggressive in certain location, not aggressive if removed from that location, develops when the dog has reached maturity
usually male/male or female/female- related to status and social maturity
interdog
Select a Match
violent, unprovoked, unpredictable
over a prized item, develops when dog reached maturity
snarling, growling, biting, blocking access, jumping, leaning on, and staring
whilst pregnant and after birth or pseudopregnancy
related to dominance and territorial aggression, inappropriate protection of owner, fine when owner is not present, develops when the dog has reached maturity, can be any sex or breed
when stopped or disturbed whilst showing another type of aggression
snapping, growling, attempt to escape, urination& defecation, tail tucked under, head down, heckles up, ears back and lips retracted
aggressive in certain location, not aggressive if removed from that location, develops when the dog has reached maturity
usually male/male or female/female- related to status and social maturity
maternal
Select a Match
violent, unprovoked, unpredictable
over a prized item, develops when dog reached maturity
snarling, growling, biting, blocking access, jumping, leaning on, and staring
whilst pregnant and after birth or pseudopregnancy
related to dominance and territorial aggression, inappropriate protection of owner, fine when owner is not present, develops when the dog has reached maturity, can be any sex or breed
when stopped or disturbed whilst showing another type of aggression
snapping, growling, attempt to escape, urination& defecation, tail tucked under, head down, heckles up, ears back and lips retracted
aggressive in certain location, not aggressive if removed from that location, develops when the dog has reached maturity
usually male/male or female/female- related to status and social maturity
redirected
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violent, unprovoked, unpredictable
over a prized item, develops when dog reached maturity
snarling, growling, biting, blocking access, jumping, leaning on, and staring
whilst pregnant and after birth or pseudopregnancy
related to dominance and territorial aggression, inappropriate protection of owner, fine when owner is not present, develops when the dog has reached maturity, can be any sex or breed
when stopped or disturbed whilst showing another type of aggression
snapping, growling, attempt to escape, urination& defecation, tail tucked under, head down, heckles up, ears back and lips retracted
aggressive in certain location, not aggressive if removed from that location, develops when the dog has reached maturity
usually male/male or female/female- related to status and social maturity
idiopathic
Select a Match
violent, unprovoked, unpredictable
over a prized item, develops when dog reached maturity
snarling, growling, biting, blocking access, jumping, leaning on, and staring
whilst pregnant and after birth or pseudopregnancy
related to dominance and territorial aggression, inappropriate protection of owner, fine when owner is not present, develops when the dog has reached maturity, can be any sex or breed
when stopped or disturbed whilst showing another type of aggression
snapping, growling, attempt to escape, urination& defecation, tail tucked under, head down, heckles up, ears back and lips retracted
aggressive in certain location, not aggressive if removed from that location, develops when the dog has reached maturity
usually male/male or female/female- related to status and social maturity
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20.
Which of the following are appropriate ways to treat dominance aggression
Punishing
Deference
Avoid the situation
Muzzle/ halti
Euth
Use a permo lead
Only feed the dog on days when it hasn't shown aggression
Give the dog lots of attention to show it your not a threat
Teach the dog to relax
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21.
What of the following are appropriate treatments for fearful or anxious dogs
Drugs, drugs, drugs
Punishment
Ignore
Desensitize and counter condition
Reinforce quiet hiding behaviour
Reinforce bold behaviour
Increase the frequncy of the situation
Use a fearless dog to demonstrate
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22.
Match the following reasons for barking and their treatments
stereotypic
Select a Match
drugs, and desensitize
drugs, and diet
screening, desensitize, counter condition
punish,ignore, reward quiet behaviour, teach to speak, distract
find stimulus and remove or desensitize to stimulus
drugs, and environmental enrichment
teach the dog to relax
senility
Select a Match
drugs, and desensitize
drugs, and diet
screening, desensitize, counter condition
punish,ignore, reward quiet behaviour, teach to speak, distract
find stimulus and remove or desensitize to stimulus
drugs, and environmental enrichment
teach the dog to relax
attention seeking
Select a Match
drugs, and desensitize
drugs, and diet
screening, desensitize, counter condition
punish,ignore, reward quiet behaviour, teach to speak, distract
find stimulus and remove or desensitize to stimulus
drugs, and environmental enrichment
teach the dog to relax
territorial
Select a Match
drugs, and desensitize
drugs, and diet
screening, desensitize, counter condition
punish,ignore, reward quiet behaviour, teach to speak, distract
find stimulus and remove or desensitize to stimulus
drugs, and environmental enrichment
teach the dog to relax
separation anxiety
Select a Match
drugs, and desensitize
drugs, and diet
screening, desensitize, counter condition
punish,ignore, reward quiet behaviour, teach to speak, distract
find stimulus and remove or desensitize to stimulus
drugs, and environmental enrichment
teach the dog to relax
excitment
Select a Match
drugs, and desensitize
drugs, and diet
screening, desensitize, counter condition
punish,ignore, reward quiet behaviour, teach to speak, distract
find stimulus and remove or desensitize to stimulus
drugs, and environmental enrichment
teach the dog to relax
fear
Select a Match
drugs, and desensitize
drugs, and diet
screening, desensitize, counter condition
punish,ignore, reward quiet behaviour, teach to speak, distract
find stimulus and remove or desensitize to stimulus
drugs, and environmental enrichment
teach the dog to relax
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You should teach puppies not to bark by placing them in a cardboard...
Which one of the following is not a way to treat fear aggression
Which of the following is NOT a way to treat food aggression
Which of the following are common sterotypic behavioural problems
What are the common reasons that dogs misbehave?
Chronic fear can lead to _____, and _________. (all lowercase with a...
Captive wolf packs have a breeding pair that are the only ones able to...
When dogs are dominant it is normally generalized rather than at...
Match these up
Match the behaviour to the definition
Anti-bark collars are NOT appropriate for dogs with territorial or...
Which of the following are ways you can treat both territorial and...
Dogs have
What are the signs of separation anxiety in dogs
Which of the following is modern advice for dog training?
Prognosis of a behavioural issue depends on
What are the things people should do when getting a puppy?
Which of the following is not a way to treat interdog aggression
Match the following type of aggression with the corresponding causes...
Which of the following are appropriate ways to treat dominance...
What of the following are appropriate treatments for fearful or...
Match the following reasons for barking and their treatments
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