Canine pt. 1

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What is an intact male dog called

stud

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what is the term for canine birthing

whelping

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What characterizes the neonatal stage (0-10 days)

  • eyelids and ear canals closed

  • helpless

  • can suckle

  • scoot

  • paddle

  • fully dependent on mom

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What happens in the infant stage (11 days-3 weeks)

  • begin to see and hear

  • move more

  • deworming starts early (often born with worms)

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What happens during the socialization period in 3-12 weeks

  • socialize

  • baby teeth

  • chewing

  • vet visits

  • vaccinate

  • training starts

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What is the “fear period'“

occurs 8-12 weeks, negative experiences may lead to long-term anxiety

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What happens during the juvenile stage (6-14 months)

Physical development; possible fear periods

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what happens during adolescence stage (puberty to social maturity)?

breed-specific timing for puberty and full maturity

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what is the term for removing testes

neuter or castration

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what is the term for removing ovaries and uterus

spay or ovariohysterectomy

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benefits of spaying/neutering

prevents pregnancy, reduces risk of reproductive cancers

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risks of early neutering

higher risks for hip/elbow dysplasia, CCL tears, and certain cancers

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what is the recommended timing for spay/neuter

delay to 1-2 years, depending on breed and size

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What is the typical age of puberty in dogs

4-9 months up to 2 years (breed-dependent)

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What type of estrous cycle do dogs have

non-seasonal, monoestrous

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what is the average time between estrous cycles

4-13 months

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What are the stages of the canine estrous cycle

proestrus, estrus, diestrus, anestrus

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how long does proestrus last

9 days

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how long does diestrus last

2 months

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how long does anestrus last

3-5 months

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What happens to a dog during proestrus

  • spotting

  • enlarged vulva

  • attracts males but won’t mate

  • high estrogen

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what happens to a dog during estrus

  • pink/clear discharge

  • will mate

  • estrogen drops

  • progesterone rises

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What happens during diestrus

  • won’t mate

  • little to no discharge

  • progesterone peaks then drops

  • prolactin rises

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what happens during anestrus

  • inactive phase

  • no behavioral signs

  • low hormone levels

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How long are dogs pregnant

about 63 days

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what are the signs of labor

nesting, restless, contractions

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How long is gestation from LH peak

65 ± 1 days

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How many hours prior does the signs of whelping preparation

6-24 hours

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What happens during stage 2 of labor

active delivery with uterine and abdominal contractions

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what happens during stage 3 of labor

placenta delivery, after each puppy or every 2-3

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What are the signs of dystocia

  • It takes more than 30 minutes to deliver a puppy

  • more than 1 hour of delivery between puppies

  • mom is distressed

  • green/bloody discharge

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treatments for dystocia

c-section, puppy resuscitation

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what does puppy resuscitation include

warmth, oxygen, airway support

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When do most puppy deaths occur

within the first 3 days

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key aspects of newborn care

keep warm, tie/dip umbilicus, check for defects, ensure nursing, weigh, collar

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how much weight should a puppy gain

should double birth weight in 10 days

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why is colostrum important

provides immunoglobulin

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How much immunoglobulin do puppies get from their placenta

about 10%

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What are the core vaccines for dogs

DA2LPP (or DHLPP) and Rabies

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How is rabies transmitted

through saliva/bites, it is zoonotic

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What are the symptoms of rabies

anxiety, difficulty swallowing, paralysis, death

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Is there treatment for rabies

no treatment, but you must prevent it with vaccination

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what are two important ID methods for dogs

rabies tag and microchip