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59 Cards in this Set
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What is the correct term of waste |
An unwanted or undesired material or substancelistvso |
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List some example of waste |
Bedding, food,poo,food packets,dirty water,cleaning chemicals, broken equipment what |
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What impact does this waste have on the environment |
Smell, mess, pollution |
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What are the main forms of waste? |
Hazardous, non hazardous, organic and non organic |
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What is non organic waste |
Glass,plastic: this type of waste will not break down naturally it is non biogradable in nature |
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What is organic waste |
This will break down naturally..usually comes from plant or animal materials this is biogradable |
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What is hazardous waste? |
Can be hazardous to you, animals and the environment |
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What is non hazardous wast |
This is not a danger to you or others, and is usually recyclable |
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Think of a life stage and how this could impact an animal diet |
Adult- maintaining adult nutrition |
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What are the different life stages? |
New born, juvenile, adult, senior |
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How much more energy does a puppy require compared to an adult dog? |
Almost 4 timed the energy of adult dogs |
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Which amino acid do cats require? |
Chicken and fish |
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Where do you find vitamin a? |
Liver, kidneys, other organs and meats |
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What is a hound typically used for |
Originally used for hunting worthier by scent or sight..scent breeds include the beagle and bloodhound sight breeds include the whippet and greyhound |
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What is a hound typically used for |
Originally used for hunting worthier by scent or sight..scent breeds include the beagle and bloodhound sight breeds include the whippet and greyhound |
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What is a gun dog typically used for |
Originally trained to find live game and /or to retrieve game that had been shot and wounded |
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What is a terrior typically used for |
Usually bred and used for hunting vermin. |
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What are work dogs used for |
Selectively bred to become guards and search and rescue dogs. What |
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What is a utility dog used for |
Mainly a non sporting origin |
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What is a pastoral dog |
Usually used for hurding such as cattle, sheep, reindeer and other cloven footed animals |
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What is a toy dog |
Small companion or lap dogs list |
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List some examples for a toy dog |
Chihuahua Pekingese |
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List some examples of a gun dog |
Labrador, setter, Pointer, |
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List some examples of a terrior |
Fox terrior, border terrior,Staffie lis |
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List some examples for a working dog |
Rottweiler,husky,border collie, Bernese mountain dog |
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Examples of utility |
Schnauzer, poodle, Lhasa apso, |
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Examples of pastoral dogs |
Old English sheepdog , briardgive a |
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Give a life stage and an example of a kitten and dog |
Cat: infant- very playful and jumpy Dog: adelescant- explore a lot more and chew things |
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Give an example of a life stage behaviour in a wild animal |
Giraffes: geriatric- not as fast/fit, arthritis, stiff, muscle tone down, a lot more rest, stuggle to eat |
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What is the definition of a breed |
A group of animals within a species that have a similar appearance and usually have been developed by humans searching for variant features give |
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Give examples of cat breeds |
Syemese,Bengal, Sphynx, British blue, Russian blue |
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Give examples of dog breeds |
Labrador, chow chow, husky, sharpei, springer spaniel |
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Give examples of dog breeds |
Labrador, chow chow, husky, sharpei, springer spaniel |
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Give examples of rabbit breeds |
Dwarf, lion head, angora, New Zealand giant |
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Give examples of cow breeds |
Jersey, highland, Holstein, Belgian blue, guernsey what |
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What is the definition of a pure bred |
An animals whose parents are of the same breed or Type and the breeding has been carefully controlled over generations |
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What is a pedigree |
An animal who has known ancestry, however it could be crossbred or purebred what ima a c |
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What is a cross breed |
An animal who’s father and mother are of different breeds or breed types |
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What is a pedigree |
An animal who has known ancestry, however it could be crossbred or purebred what ima a c |
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What is a cross breed |
An animal who’s father and mother are of different breeds or breed types |
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What is a a hybrid |
An animal from different but closely related species parents- and offspring that shares traits from both parents species |
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What is a labradoodle |
Cross breed w |
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What is a liger |
Hybrid |
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What is a labradoodle |
Cross breed w |
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What is a liger |
Hybrid |
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What is a cocker spaniel |
Pure breed/pedigree |
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What is a labradoodle |
Cross breed w |
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What is a liger |
Hybrid |
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What is a cocker spaniel |
Pure breed/pedigree |
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What Is a Persian |
Pure breed/ pedigree why have |
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Why have we developed breeds? |
For lore produce such as milk meat and fleece |
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What was a Belgian blue developed for? |
More meat |
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What was a Belgian blue developed for? |
More meat |
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What was a Guernsey developed for? |
More milk |
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What was a Belgian blue developed for? |
More meat |
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What was a Guernsey developed for? |
More milk |
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What is a German shepherd developed for? |
Reactive(guard) |
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What is the definition of animal behaviour |
Anything an animal does unless it’s dead or alive |
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What is domestication |
To modify a species by generations of breeding, to live in close association with human beings |
