The practices that protect herd health by preventing the spread of pathogens.

The removal of developing embryos from one female and their transfer into the uterus of another; it usually involves the superovulation of superior females and the transfer of their embryos in an attempt to increase the number of superior offspring.

Maintenance of a constant internal environment by a combination of body mechanisms.

The ability of an animal based upon its genetic makeup to respond to an environmental stimulus; it does not involve a mental decision.

The ability to learn

A system of principles for guidance in practical affairs.

At the animals shoulder; point where a handler can move an animal forward or backward.

Control of body temperature.

A person who has the philosophy that animals have the same rights as humans and that they should not be used for human consumption.

A person who has a philosophy that animals should be treated in a kind and caring manner.

Why is the study of animal behavior important to animal producers?

This is the distance that an animal is caused to flee from an intruder.

This is NOT an example of instinctive behavior

This is NOT a learned behavior

Which of these IS NOT a basic need of animals?

This biosecurity preventative measure is to isolate new, returning, or sick animals

This biosecurity preventative measure is restrict access of visitors

This biosecurity preventative measure is sanitary practices – disinfectants, schedule for cleaning, maintain facilities, and reduce transfer on equipment

This biosecurity preventative measure is good vaccination and parasite control plans