CPP Pet Handling & Restraint Techniques 2

Question 1

What is the 'sternal recumbency' position used for in pet handling?

Accepted Answer

Having the pet lie on its belly (sphinx position)

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Having the pet sit upright on its haunches

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Having the pet stand on all four legs

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Having the pet lie on its back

Question 2

Why should a CPP avoid picking up an unfamiliar cat by the scruff alone as a primary restraint method?

Accepted Answer

It can cause spinal injury and increases stress in adult cats

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It is only effective on kittens under 8 weeks

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It prevents the cat from vocalizing distress signals

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It is only effective on cats under 5 pounds

Question 3

When using a slip lead to move a dog from one area to another, the loop should be positioned:

Accepted Answer

High on the neck, behind the ears

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Around the muzzle only

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Low on the neck near the shoulders

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Around the chest behind the front legs

Question 4

What is 'Fear Free' handling philosophy primarily focused on?

Accepted Answer

Reducing fear, anxiety, and stress during pet care interactions

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Using maximum restraint to complete tasks quickly

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Eliminating the need for any physical restraint

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Training pets to accept all procedures without reaction

Question 5

Which of the following is an appropriate low-stress alternative to forceful restraint for a fearful cat?

Accepted Answer

Offering high-value treats and allowing the cat to acclimate

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Increasing the number of handlers

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Using a squeeze cage for all procedures

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Dimming lights and using compressed air to calm

Question 6

A large dog is leash-reactive and lunges at other dogs in the facility. The safest management strategy is:

Accepted Answer

Keep the dog separated and use a double-leash system when moving it

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Muzzle the dog and allow it in the play yard

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Use a prong collar to correct the lunging

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Place the dog in a high-traffic area to desensitize it quickly