Unit 5 Introduction to handling and Restraint

How does good restraint begins?

• Good Observational skills

• Good technique skills

• Good handling skills

• Fast action skills

What do you have to observe in order to restraint?

• Stance, head posture, eyes, ears.

• Speed

• Height

• Weight

What is the first safe and effective handling?

• Assessing the animal pose and position

• Observing the animal stance, eyes and ears

• Assessing the eyes and ears of the animal

• Observing the animal height and weight

What would be the animals reaction according to the environment?

• Fear

• Anxiety

• Aggression

• Natural reaction

• All the answers according to the environment

Fearful reactions according to the environment can cause

• Release of adrenaline

• Release of dopamine

• Release of endorphins

• Release of noradrenaline

Where is common to see the fear or bite response?

• In nervous dogs when one feels threaten

• In aggressive dogs when one feels threaten

Common signs of fear biters?

• Ears pulled back

• Tail up

• Eye contact

• Up upper lip

What skills are important in preventing been bitten by these dogs?

• Quick reflexes and paying attention

• Observational skills

• Veterianary skills

• Surgical skills

What does the release of adrenaline in a dog causes?

• It prepares the body for a stress moment

• It causes the body to react agressively

• It causes the dog to attack

• It causes the dog to become anxious

What are the animals reaction when a human enters the cage?

• The animals becomes loving

• The animals become aggressive

• The animal starts jumping

• The animals is anxious but happy