Canine Restraint

What type of muzzle?

• Gauze

• Basket

• Nylon

• Bear

What type of restraint device is this?

• Victorian Collar

• Lizzie's Collar

• Antenna

• Elizabethan Collar

What type of restraint device (pick two options)

(a)  

• Rabies Pole

• Raisin Pole

• Fetch Pole

Which of the following is true?

• You can not be bitten by a muzzled dog

• More restraint is always better

• Fearful dogs should be approached slowly and with caution

• It is safe not to restrain some dogs

Which of the following is a fear-free technique

• Offering food while performing an exam

• Scruffing

• Caveman pats

• Dumping cat out of carrier for exam

Which of the following is NOT a common restraint position?

• Sternal Recembency

• Lateral

  Recumbency

• Backwards

• Standing

For a medial saphenous vein blood draw, cats are held in which recumbency?

• Sternal

• Lateral

• Dorsal

• Sitting

When approaching to restrain a dog, which of the following is the LEAST important to keep in mind

• Your speed and tone of voice

• The dog's body language

• The dog's breed

• The presence of behavior alerts on the record

Which of the following is true?

• All dogs should be placed in a slip lead when walked

• Owners should be allowed to hold their own pets

• Kissing a little puppy on the nose is a smart and safe choice

• The age of the patient is not relevant to restraint technique used

This dog is ...

• Mean

• Calm

• Playful

• Scared