A) Cleaning the sheep B) Weighing the sheep C) Removing the wool D) Vaccinating the sheep
A) Once a year B) Every week C) Every 5 years D) Every month
A) Ewe B) Lamb C) Ram D) Wether
A) Ewe B) Doe C) Ram D) Lamb
A) Lamb B) Calf C) Chick D) Kid
A) Sodium B) Iron C) Selenium D) Calcium
A) Worms B) Bees C) Spiders D) Ants
A) Ringworm B) Pneumonia C) Footrot D) Pinkeye
A) Invisible fence B) Chain link C) Woven wire D) Barbed wire (if other options exist)
A) Giving sheep medicine B) Training sheep C) Weighing sheep D) Shearing wool around the tail and udder
A) Approximately 5 months B) Approximately 7 months C) Approximately 12 months D) Approximately 3 months
A) Calving B) Farrowing C) Kidding D) Lambing
A) Bright eyes B) Labored breathing C) Isolation from the flock D) Dull coat
A) Too much sunlight B) Lack of water C) Dirty wool D) Cold weather
A) Hoof trimming B) Tail removal C) Teeth trimming D) Ear tagging
A) To increase meat production B) To prevent flystrike C) To improve wool quality D) To help with breeding
A) Tile B) Bare dirt C) Straw D) Concrete
A) Lamb B) Wether C) Ram D) Ewe
A) Grass B) Sand C) Rocks D) Wood chips
A) Provides minerals only B) Provides antibodies C) Provides water D) Provides fiber
A) Improve pasture health B) Increase the amount of dirt eaten C) Make sheep run faster D) Reduce the number of sheep
A) Weight gain B) Diarrhea C) Increased appetite D) Thick wool
A) Spray paint the foot B) Give it more food C) Ignore it, it will go away D) Examine the foot for injury or infection
A) 3 to 3.5 B) 4.5 to 5 C) 1 to 1.5 D) 6 to 6.5
A) Weighing them B) Washing their wool C) Administering medication orally D) Clipping their hooves
A) Inadequate nutrition in late pregnancy B) Too much exercise C) Cold weather D) Eating poisonous plants
A) Vitamin B B) Vitamin A C) Vitamin C D) Vitamin D
A) Iron deficiency B) Calcium deficiency C) Selenium deficiency D) Vitamin A deficiency
A) Chase them with a dog B) Use electric shock C) Move them slowly and calmly D) Shout at them
A) Ignore it, it will resolve itself. B) Call a veterinarian immediately C) Give the ewe antibiotics D) Attempt to fix it yourself. |