Breeds Flashcards

1
Q

What is the role of the kennel club?

A

Set breed standards
Assess health for breeding to maintain standards
Run activities, training, crufts etc.

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2
Q

List the predatory behaviour sequence

A
Orient
Eye
Stalk
Chase
Grab-bite
Kill-bite
Dissect
Consume
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3
Q

What determines aggression in dogs?

A

Breed tendencies
Wrong situation
Certain traits

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4
Q

Name examples of gundogs and their role

A

Retrievers, spaniels, setters

Find and retrieve game

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5
Q

What group do shepherd dogs and corgis fit into and what is their role?

A

Pastoral

Herding groups of animals

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6
Q

Name examples of working dogs and their purpose

A

Mastiff, boxer, newfoundland

Guarding, search and rescue

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7
Q

Name examples of toy dogs and their purpose

A

Chihuahua, bishon friese, yorkie

Companions and lap dogs

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8
Q

What group do staffies, border terrier fit into and what is their role?

A

Terriers

Hunting vermin

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9
Q

What are examples of hounds and what is their role?

A

Greyhounds, beagle, daschund

Hunting by scent and sound

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10
Q

What dogs and which group is known as miscelaneous?

A

Utility

Bulldog, akita, poodle, dalmation

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11
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Health issues prone to gundogs

A

Hip and elbow displasia

Ear infections

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12
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Health issues prone to pastoral dogs

A

Idiopathic epilepsy

Progressive retinal atrophy

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13
Q

Health issues prone to working dogs

A

Gastric dilation volvulus

Dilated cardiac myopathy

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14
Q

Health issues prone to toy dogs

A

Dental issues (yorkies)
Patella luxation
Mitral valve disease

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15
Q

Health issues prone to terriers

A

Yeast infections

Skin issues and allergies

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16
Q

Health issues prone to hounds

A
Spinal problems (daschund)
Hypofibrinolysis (excessive clot breakdown )
17
Q

Health issues prone to utility dogs

A
Brachycephalics
Baldder stones (dalmations)
18
Q

What is the name of the cats governing body?

A

Governing council of the cat fancy

19
Q

What does the GCCF do?

A

Classify breeds and standards
License shows and judges
Protect welfare and breeding
Disciplinary powers

20
Q

What has affects on cat behavior?

A

Breed origins
Genetics and epigenetics
Experiences

21
Q

What types of cats are in the british group and what are common health issues?

A

British short hair, selkirk rex
Hypotrophic cardiac myopathy
Arterial thromboembolism

22
Q

What group do havana and oriental lilac cats fit into?

A

Oriental

23
Q

What cats fit into the burmese group and what are common health issues?

A

Burmese, sufolk, tolkinese

Low blood potassium, muscle weakness

24
Q

What condition are persian cats prone to

A

Brachycephalic conditions

25
Q

What category do bengal, devon rex and cornish rex cats fit into and what is a common health condition?

A

Foreign

Hypotrophic cardic myopathy

26
Q

What are examples of semi-longhairs and what are their common health conditions?

A

Birman, main coon, ragdoll

Hip displasia and hypotrophic cardiac myopathy

27
Q

What do foreign cats have in common?

A

Outgoing personalities

28
Q

What is the common health issue in siamese and balinese cats?

A

Retinal atrophy