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Animal behavior terminology Unit 2 Veterinary Assistant Program

Roles of Animals in Society Animal Rights Humans should not use animals for food, entertainment, or any other purpose. PETA Thoughts?

Roles of Animals in Society Utilitarian Humans should be able to use animals for anything they wish, regardless of any pain or suffering on the part of the animal. Examples of these?

Roles of Animals in Society Animal Welfare The belief that it is acceptable to use animals for food and entertainment, and other benefits, but that as stewards of the animals, humans have an obligation to meet the animals’ physical and psychological needs, and ensure minimum pain and suffering throughout the animals’ lives. What organization is an example of this?

Animal Behavior Innate behaviors: occur regardless of human interaction Many behaviors humans find frustrating are normal behaviors for the animal Changes in behavior are the first signals that something is wrong with the animal

Behavior terms Aggression: any behavior that poses a potential danger to another Fear Aggression: defensive Maternal Aggression: instinct to protect Territorial Aggression: protect environment Possessive Aggression: resource guarding Dominance Aggression: to overpower

Abnormal Behaviors Anorexia: refusal to eat Phobia: Extreme fear of something Pica: Ingestion of inappropriate materials Copraphagy: ingestion of feces Aversive: aviodance