companion animal industry Flashcards

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what are the sources of companion animals?

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  • casual acquisition
  • adoption
  • purchased
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what reasons are there to have pets?

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  • companionship
  • improve mental health
  • exercise
  • hobbies e.g showing
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what are examples of working companion animals?

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  • sheep dogs
  • farm cats
  • police and army forces
  • guard dogs
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discuss companion animal population issues with reference to animal charity industry

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many companion animals were bought over lockdown, animals come into care of charities for many reasons but charities obtain their money from the general public… donations and fundraising

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what are the 5 welfare needs in the animal welfare act (2006)

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  • freedom from hunger or thirst
  • freedom from discomfort
  • freedom from pain, injury or disease
  • freedom to express (most) normal behaviours\
  • freedom from fear and distress
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what is the legislation on tail docking

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  • working breeds: need proof
  • vets only
  • first 5 days of life
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what is the dangerous dogs act 1991

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  • it is illegal to own certain dogs without an exemption from court
  • bans the breeding, sale and exchange of these dogs
  • 4 types of dogs: pit bull terrier, Japanese tosa, dogs argentio, Fila brasilerio
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what do dogs need to travel?

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  • microchip
  • valid rabies vaccination, 21 days before travel
  • animal health certificate, issued no more than 10 days before travel
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