Animal Handling Final Exam (2024) || Questions & Answers (Graded A+)

Animal Handling Final Exam (2024) || Questions & Answers (Graded A+) When discussing cattle behavior, the term flight zone is often used. What does this term refer to? - ANSWER - the distance you can approach a cow before causing it to move where is the key position for moving cattle? - ANSWER - at the shoulder moving a cow to the left - ANSWER - approach at their right side moving a cow to the right - ANSWER - approach at their left side moving a cow forward - ANSWER - approach them at the back part of the shoulder moving a cow backwards - ANSWER - walk towards them at the shoulder cow friendly working facility - ANSWER - uniform color, solid allies, well lit, curved allies, prevent anything that might flap in the wind conditions that can result from rough handling when working cattle - ANSWER - low immunity, low production, weight loss, meat quality, decreased reproduction ways to reduce stress when working cattle - ANSWER - decrease noise level, avoid yelling equine straight up ears - ANSWER - alert curious equine ears up and facing forward - ANSWER - intense, interest equine neutral ears - ANSWER - content equine pinned back ears - ANSWER - warning, anger, irritation equine one ear forward and one ear back - ANSWER - divided attention what is a horse's blind spot? - ANSWER - directly in front and behind how do horses focus on objects up close and at a distance - ANSWER - raising and lowering their head whinny and neigh - ANSWER - greeting canine ears forward position - ANSWER - alert, interested canine ears back - ANSWER - uncomfortable, pushy canine ears neutral - ANSWER - indifferent canine rounded eyes - ANSWER - content, neutral canine eyes dilated pupil, rapid blinking, wide open - ANSWER - alert interested