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What is cardinal rule when approaching any animal, especially a horse?
Do NOT startle the animal
What is a horse's natural instinct?
Run - flight or fight response
How do you approach a horse?
left side "near" side at a 45 degree angle, talking softly and calmly
How do you correctly hold a lead rope?
the attached portion to halter in your right hand and the remaining rope elongation loop in your left hand.
What is used for equipment restraint
halter - nylon, rope, lether
chain lead/shank
twitch
stocks/stanchion
hobbles
chemical
muzzle and neck cradle
what is the least to the most severe chain shank
under chin
over nose
over upper gingivae
name the four twitches
hand
chain/rope
humane
ear
why use a twitch
sends endorphin's out into body numbing sensation last approximate 15 minutes
What are the two most current chemical restraints and how do you administer them
Detomidine and Xylazine
IM or IV
How much slack do you give a horse when tying them up?
24 - 30 inches and NEVER LEAVE THEM ALONE
What piece of restraint equipment is most commonly used on horses?
Halter
When applying a chain twitch to a horse, you should?
Place it on the upper lip and tighten with intermittent pressure
From which side should you always approach a horse?
Left
If the veterinarian is examining a horse's left front leg, which side should the restrainer be standing on?
Left - SAME SIDE
When restraining a foal for treatment or diagnostic procedure, you should?
Keep the mare nearby, within sight of the foal.
When disturbed by attempts at physical restraint, a horse's initial response is usually to
Run
The key to controlling a horse during restraint is controlling the head. If you want the horse's hind end to move right, which way should you move the head?
Left - BACKING UP TRAILER...
What are a horse's visual blind spots?
Directly behind them, directly in front of the tip of their nose, directly between the eyes, area directly above the head and between ears