Puppy Face to Face Experience Quiz

Puppy Face to Face Experience Quiz

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question
What must the RVN consider when deciding where to place the vet bed in the consultation room?
- That the puppy is not going to walk off the bed onto the consulting room floor for disease risk.
- The area where the lighting is the best so the RVN can see the puppy clearly.
- The area that would be best if the puppy needed to eliminate.
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2. Question
What is a suitable alternative if the puppy is not interested in the Kong?
- Food dish.
- Licky mat.
- Tennis ball.
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Question 3 of 5

3. Question
Name three high value foods that you can fill the kong with?
- Cheese / beef / kong filler paste.
- Chicken / chocolate spread / liver paste from veterinary supplier.
- Liver paste from veterinary supplier / chicken / kong filler paste.
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Question 4 of 5

4. Question
Why is it important to have an Adaptil diffuser plugged into the waiting room and consult room where the puppy chat is to take place?
- To make the waiting room smell nice for the clients.
- To cover up the smell of ammonia from dogs urinating in the waiting room.
- The smell of a lactating bitch will provide puppies with some positive assurance during their visit to the practice.
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5. Question
Why is it important to give the puppy the kong before you start delivering the puppy chat?
- As soon as the puppy comes into the room to keep them calm and occupied before any undesirable behaviours may start.
- When the RVN starts talking so they can deliver the puppy chat as quickly as possible.
- Save it for when the puppy starts to get restless and needs to be distracted from misbehaving.
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