Internal
Anatomy
Anatomy
The brain is located in this bone.
What is the skull?
Located between the eyes.
What is the Stop?
Lone Star and American Dog are what type of parasite.
What are Ticks?
A deadly disease that attacks the nervous system.
What is Rabies?
Blue Heelers aka Australian Cattle dogs belong in this group.
What is Herding?
The kneecap is also known as __.
What is the patella?
Located at the back of the Neck.
What is the Crest?
What is Ear Mites?
What is Influenza?
Poodles belong is this group.
There are 13 pairs of this.
What is Ribs?
List the parts of the backline. (3)
What is the Back, Loin, and Croup?
__ and __ control should be given year-round.
What is Flea and Tick?
Spread by contact with water (ponds, creeks, water puddles) contaminated with infected urine (raccoons and rodents are common wildlife carriers).
What is Leptospirosis?
Shih Tzu's belong in this group.
What is Toy?
Thoracic Vertebrae contain __ number of vertebrae.
Location that you measure to get the dog's jump height.
What are the Withers?
A Core Combination Vaccination, DHPP includes.
What is Distemper, Adenovirus-2 (I will take Canine Hepatitis), Parvovirus, and Parainfluenza?
Chow Chow belongs to this group.
What is Non-Sporting?
Adult dogs typically have 42 of this.
What are teeth?
Located on the back leg between the Upper and Lower Thigh.
What is the Stifle?
NonCORE Vaccines are called NonCORE because,
What is recommended for some dogs based on lifestyle, geographic location, and risk of exposure?
What is Sporting, Non-Sporting, Herding, Hunting, Hound, Toy, and Terrier?