Canine Restraint & Body Language

Front

What is the general demeanor of most dogs brought to a veterinary clinic?

Back

Friendly and require minimal restraint

Front

What is the recommended way to approach an unfamiliar dog?

Back

Extend your hand palm down, with your fingers bent slightly

Front

Why is it important to be cautious with every dog, even if most are friendly?

Back

Because some dogs might be aggressive

Front

What is a cardinal rule regarding clients and animal restraint?

Back

Never allow a client to restrain their own animal.

Front

Why should clients not be allowed to restrain their own animals?

Back

Clients do not know restraint techniques necessary for various procedures.

Front

Who is liable if the owner is bitten during a procedure? Options: The client, The veterinarian, The animal, The insurance company

Back

The veterinarian

Front

Why is it important to note a dog's body language before attempting to restrain?

Back

To classify the dog's behavior and signs of FAS

Front

What does FAS stand for in the context of canine body language?

Back

Fear, Anxiety, and Stress

Front

Which of the following is NOT a category used to classify dogs based on their body language? Happy dog, Nervous dog, Aggressive dog, Playful dog

Back

Playful dog

Front

What does a dog displaying Level 0 FAS (Fear, Anxiety, and Stress) exhibit?

Back

Relaxed body language and solicits social interactions