ANSC 2303 Exam 1
Domestication - Answer -the point at which the care, feeding, and breeding of a species comes under
the control of people
Promotors of Attachment - Answer -proximity, duration, shared experiences, visual and tactile signals
Proximity example - Answer -sleeping in the same room
duration example - Answer -longer they live, stronger the bond
shared experiences example - Answer -divorce, growing up, losing a loved one
visual and tactile signals example - Answer -seeing pets face when you return, giving you the feeling of
importance
Basic colors - Answer -black, brown, chocolate, yellow, white, red, gray, blue, red, liver, gold, and tan
sable - Answer -black-tipped hairs overlaid on a different colored background (gold-sable, gray-sable,
and silver-sable)
Merle - Answer -dominant gene that produces irregular dark blotches of color against a lighter
background (blue merle, sable merle, liver merle, red merle)
, Brindle - Answer -black or dark hairs interspersed with lighter hairs in a subtle striped pattern
Pinto or piebald - Answer -`irregular colored patches superimposed on a white background
Tri-colored - Answer -black, tan, and white
Parti-colored - Answer -white and another color in approximately equal proportions
Ticking - Answer -presence of small areas with dark hairs interspersed with lighter color hairs
throughout the coat (common in hound breeds and gun dogs)
Splashed - Answer -irregular markings, usually white, on a more deeply colored background
Double Coat - Answer -short, dense undercoat, with a longer outer coat
Double coated dog example - Answer -Australian Shepherd
Single Coat - Answer -may be long or short
Single coated dog example - Answer -Italian greyhound or Maltese
Broken Coat - Answer -crinkly, harsh, wiry coat
Broken coated dog example - Answer -Jack Russell Terrier
Curly coat - Answer -curly coat with thick tight curls
Curly coated dog example - Answer -Curly Coated Retriever
Domestication - Answer -the point at which the care, feeding, and breeding of a species comes under
the control of people
Promotors of Attachment - Answer -proximity, duration, shared experiences, visual and tactile signals
Proximity example - Answer -sleeping in the same room
duration example - Answer -longer they live, stronger the bond
shared experiences example - Answer -divorce, growing up, losing a loved one
visual and tactile signals example - Answer -seeing pets face when you return, giving you the feeling of
importance
Basic colors - Answer -black, brown, chocolate, yellow, white, red, gray, blue, red, liver, gold, and tan
sable - Answer -black-tipped hairs overlaid on a different colored background (gold-sable, gray-sable,
and silver-sable)
Merle - Answer -dominant gene that produces irregular dark blotches of color against a lighter
background (blue merle, sable merle, liver merle, red merle)
, Brindle - Answer -black or dark hairs interspersed with lighter hairs in a subtle striped pattern
Pinto or piebald - Answer -`irregular colored patches superimposed on a white background
Tri-colored - Answer -black, tan, and white
Parti-colored - Answer -white and another color in approximately equal proportions
Ticking - Answer -presence of small areas with dark hairs interspersed with lighter color hairs
throughout the coat (common in hound breeds and gun dogs)
Splashed - Answer -irregular markings, usually white, on a more deeply colored background
Double Coat - Answer -short, dense undercoat, with a longer outer coat
Double coated dog example - Answer -Australian Shepherd
Single Coat - Answer -may be long or short
Single coated dog example - Answer -Italian greyhound or Maltese
Broken Coat - Answer -crinkly, harsh, wiry coat
Broken coated dog example - Answer -Jack Russell Terrier
Curly coat - Answer -curly coat with thick tight curls
Curly coated dog example - Answer -Curly Coated Retriever
