Willie's Health and Behavior Assessment

The video discusses concerns about Willie, a dog who is not acting as he used to. The owner calls a doctor to check on Willie, who is around 14-15 years old. The doctor examines Willie, noting his age and suggesting that he should be allowed to take it easy. The doctor reassures the owner that Willie is in good health for his age, comparing him to an 80-90 year old human. The advice is to let Willie decide his activity level, emphasizing his senior status.

What is the main issue with Willie's behavior?

• He is too energetic.

• He doesn't respond when called.

• He is aggressive.

• He is eating too much.

What caused the big scars on Willie?

• A fight with another dog.

• An accident with a car.

• A run-in with alligators.

• A fall from a height.

How does Willie behave now according to his owner?

• He is eating more than usual.

• He is more playful.

• He is more aggressive.

• He is less active and doesn't come when called.

How old is Willie according to the owner?

• 10-11 years old.

• 12-13 years old.

• 16-17 years old.

• 14-15 years old.

What does the owner thank the visitors for?

• Bringing food for Willie.

• Checking on Willie.

• Taking Willie for a walk.

• Playing with Willie.

What is the doctor's initial impression of Willie's health?

• Willie has lost a lot of weight.

• Willie's heart sounds good.

• Willie is very sick.

• Willie needs immediate surgery.

What does the doctor say about Willie's weight?

• He has gained a lot of weight.

• He has lost a lot of weight.

• He hasn't lost any weight.

• He needs to lose weight.

What does the doctor suggest about Willie's activity level?

• Increase his exercise routine.

• Let him do what he wants.

• Enroll him in a training class.

• Take him on more walks.

What does the doctor compare Willie's age to in human years?

• 50-60 years old.

• 60-70 years old.

• 70-80 years old.

• 80-90 years old.

What is the doctor's advice if Willie doesn't want to go out?

• Take him to a vet immediately.

• Give him more food.

• Force him to go out.

• Let him stay at home and rest.