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| Four examples of Rabbit behavior: |
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social animals
males territorial
Females aggressively protect nest
Obligate Nasal breather |
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| breathes only out of nose |
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| Rabbits have large ears for: |
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| hearing and thermo-regulation |
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| When Rabbits are fearful they will: |
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| When rabbit are happy they: |
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| Rabbit elimination habits: |
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defecate continuously
can be litter box trained |
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| three ways to protect Rabbits from chewing and digging issues |
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cover all wires
substitute for acceptable things
rotate safe toys |
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| What's another name for a ferret: |
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| What were ferrets bread for? |
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| rodent control and rabbit hunting |
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Ferret:
young ferret, male, female |
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Young Ferret: Kit
Male: Hob
Female: Jill |
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| Four types of Ferret vocalizations: |
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buck
hiss
scream
bark(loud chirp) |
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| Ferret Litter box training: |
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large box placed in preferred corner
shallow amount of litter
NOT fine, clumping litter |
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| Two Ferret behavior problems: |
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aggression to household ferrets
nipping or biting people |
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vision and hearing are most important
smell and taste are least important |
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| Two types of bird communication |
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extensive vocalization
body language |
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| Three behavior problems of birds: |
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Excessive grooming
biting
screaming |
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