ANSC 2303 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS ANSWERED CORRECTLY LATEST UPDATE 2026

ANSC 2303 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS ANSWERED CORRECTLY LATEST UPDATE 2026 Domestication - Answers the point at which the care, feeding, and breeding of a species comes under the control of people Promotors of Attachment - Answers proximity, duration, shared experiences, visual and tactile signals Proximity example - Answers sleeping in the same room duration example - Answers longer they live, stronger the bond shared experiences example - Answers divorce, growing up, losing a loved one visual and tactile signals example - Answers seeing pets face when you return, giving you the feeling of importance Basic colors - Answers black, brown, chocolate, yellow, white, red, gray, blue, red, liver, gold, and tan sable - Answers black-tipped hairs overlaid on a different colored background (gold-sable, gray-sable, and silver-sable) Merle - Answers dominant gene that produces irregular dark blotches of color against a lighter background (blue merle, sable merle, liver merle, red merle) Brindle - Answers black or dark hairs interspersed with lighter hairs in a subtle striped pattern Pinto or piebald - Answers `irregular colored patches superimposed on a white background Tri-colored - Answers black, tan, and white Parti-colored - Answers white and another color in approximately equal proportions Ticking - Answers presence of small areas with dark hairs interspersed with lighter color hairs throughout the coat (common in hound breeds and gun dogs) Splashed - Answers irregular markings, usually white, on a more deeply colored background Double Coat - Answers short, dense undercoat, with a longer outer coat Double coated dog example - Answers Australian Shepherd Single Coat - Answers may be long or short Single coated dog example - Answers Italian greyhound or Maltese Broken Coat - Answers crinkly, harsh, wiry coat Broken coated dog example - Answers Jack Russell Terrier Curly coat - Answers curly coat with thick tight curls Curly coated dog example - Answers Curly Coated Retriever Corded Coat - Answers cords are formed by the intertwining of both the outer and undercoats Corded coated dog example - Answers Komondor Short Bristly Coat - Answers Chinese Shar-Pei Head Shapes - Answers Doliocephalic, Mesophalic, Brachycephalic, Extreme Brachycephalic Doliocephalic and example - Answers long nose, Collie Mesophalic and example - Answers medium head, Labrador Brachycephalic and example - Answers short nose, Boxer Extreme Brachycephalic and example - Answers Extremely short nose, Pug Body Types - Answers ectomorph, mesomorph, endomorph Ectomorph and example - Answers slender body and head, thorax is deep and narrow, skin is trim and tight, limited body fat, well developed muscles, ligaments and tendons, well coordinated gait, shy and reserved, self limiting appetite, slow growing, small as puppies, late physical and sexual development, greyhound Mesomorph and example - Answers average body build, well proportioned, athletic, working breeds with power, intelligence, outgoing, alert, friendly, good appetite, labrador Endomorph and example - Answers heavy body build, short and stocky, oversized skull and jaw, rounded chest and body, heavy bone, deep and hoarse skin es excessive and loose, ectropion of lower eyelid, deep pocket in mouth where saliva collects, St Bernard Breed - Answers homogeneous grouping of animals within a species that was developed by humans through selection and mating to perpetuate particular hereditary qualities Standard - Answers the description of characteristic peculiar to a breed Sporting group and example - Answers naturally active and alert, used in hunting game birds and waterfowl, likable, easy-care coat, well-rounded companion ex-labrador Hound group and sight example - Answers long, slender bodies, hunt by sight, capture by using speed greyhound Hound group and scent example - Answers follow scent preserve instead of rapid pursuit, baying beagle Working group and example - Answers Robust and active, intelligent, quick to learn, pull sleds and guard property, only marginally suitable for children because of size rottweiler Herding group and example - Answers newest AKC classification (1983) easily trainable, active, intelligent, courageous, determined, able to control the movement of other animals, some have thick, double coats and require regular grooming border collie