Animal Handling Quiz! Trivia Questions
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- 1.
![What does SODA stand for? - ProProfs]( "What does SODA stand for?")
What does SODA stand for?- A.
Something One Drinks Always
- B.
Stop Observe Decide Act
- C.
Sit Outside Decide Answer
- D.
It doesn't stand for anything.
- 2.
![If an animal scratches and draws blood, even if it’s just a tiny bit, Texas state law requires that we place them in rabies quarantine. - ProProfs]( "If an animal scratches and draws blood, even if it’s just a tiny bit, Texas state law requires that we place them in rabies quarantine.")
If an animal scratches and draws blood, even if it’s just a tiny bit, Texas state law requires that we place them in rabies quarantine.- A.
Even if it was accidental and there was no aggression
- B.
No matter how old they are
- C.
Even if they already received a rabies vaccination
- D.
All of the above.
- 3.Humans and dogs have the exact same body language.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 4.We don't open our shelters until noon because:
- A.
Few people want to adopt pets in the morning.
- B.
There is so much cleaning and disinfecting that needs to be done each morning.
- C.
We like to sleep in every day.
- D.
Texas state law says that animal shelters can't open until noon.
- 5.
![It's really important to kiss and hug shelter dogs every day because - ProProfs]( "It's really important to kiss and hug shelter dogs every day because")
It's really important to kiss and hug shelter dogs every day because- A.
All animals love to be hugged
- B.
It will make them feel secure
- C.
It looks good in pictures
- D.
Wait. What? We shouldn't kiss and hug shelter dogs every day!
- 6.
![We use an intake procedure we call CCAP, which stands for Canine Complete Assessment for Placement to determine if cats are suitable for adoption. - ProProfs]( "We use an intake procedure we call CCAP, which stands for Canine Complete Assessment for Placement to determine if cats are suitable for adoption.")
We use an intake procedure we call CCAP, which stands for Canine Complete Assessment for Placement to determine if cats are suitable for adoption.- A.
True
- B.
False
- 7.Which of the following are true about kennel cards?
- A.
The animal ID number is the most important information on the kennel card.
- B.
Writing an incorrect animal ID number on a form cannot cause any serious problems.
- C.
All shelter dogs are named Molly.
- D.
Names are more important than animal ID numbers.
- 8.Why do we turn our sides to the dogs when introducing ourselves to them?
- A.
Friendly dogs greet each other this way.
- B.
It tells them we respect their space.
- C.
It makes it easier to avoid hovering over them.
- D.
All of the above.
- 9.When do we assign shapes to cats entering the shelter?
- A.
We look at them to see if they are shaped more like a circle, triangle, or square.
- B.
It is based on how easily they can be handled during their medical intake evaluation and how friendly they are with people.
- C.
We hold up a cut-out of different shapes and see which one they put their paws on.
- D.
None of the above.
- 10.
![Which people are the primary dog walkers in our shelters? - ProProfs]( "Which people are the primary dog walkers in our shelters?")
Which people are the primary dog walkers in our shelters?- A.
The Executive Director and the Chief Operating Officer.
- B.
Every visitor must walk a dog before he or she leaves the shelter.
- C.
Staff working in adoptions are the only ones that are allowed to walk dogs.
- D.
Volunteers!
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