A) 15-18 months B) 9-11 months C) 6-9 months D) 11-14 months
A) Mare B) Filly C) Jenny D) Doe
A) Colt B) Buck C) Stallion D) Jack
A) Foal B) Pup C) Kid D) Calf
A) Roughage (hay/grass) B) Fruits C) Vegetables D) Grains
A) Every 6-8 weeks B) Every 2-3 weeks C) Every 3-4 months D) Only when they look overgrown
A) Lice B) Ticks C) Fleas D) Strongyles
A) Miniature Mediterranean Donkey B) American Mammoth Jackstock C) Appaloosa D) Poitou Donkey
A) They are hypoallergenic B) They are territorial and protective C) They require no training D) They are very fast
A) Offspring of a male horse and a female donkey B) Offspring of a male donkey and a female horse C) A type of horse D) A type of donkey
A) Wet, boggy climates B) Dry climates C) Extremely humid climates D) Extremely cold climates
A) Unlimited grain B) Very little water C) No extra care needed D) Shelter from wind and rain
A) A cross between a donkey and a goat B) A young male donkey C) A type of donkey harness D) Another term for a female donkey (jenny)
A) Stagnant water B) Clean, fresh water available at all times C) Only in the morning D) Only when they appear thirsty
A) Ignoring them completely B) Isolating them from other animals C) Aggressive training D) Gentle handling and interaction with other animals
A) Strong and well-maintained fencing B) No fencing needed C) Weak and easily broken fencing D) Barbed wire fencing
A) Excessive barking B) Stubbornness C) Aggression towards humans (rare without provocation) D) Constant running
A) Dirt floor only B) Concrete C) Straw or wood shavings D) Asbestos
A) A donkey grooming tool B) A large draft donkey C) A type of horse cart D) A small donkey, especially in the American Southwest
A) Blindness B) Deafness C) Laminitis D) Anemia
A) Excessive drooling B) Energetic behavior C) Sunken eyes and dry gums D) Rapid weight gain
A) To control parasites B) To make the grass look nicer C) It isn't important D) To prevent donkeys from getting bored
A) 97.5-99.5°F B) 102-104°F C) 99.5-101.5°F D) 95-97°F
A) 10-15 years B) 25-30 years C) 35-40 years D) 15-20 years
A) Gentle encouragement and patience B) Yelling and hitting C) Withholding food and water D) Using electric shock
A) Weight loss and diarrhea B) Dull coat and lethargy C) Bright eyes and a good appetite D) Constant coughing
A) To protect their eyes from flies and sun B) To keep them warm in the winter C) To make them look more stylish D) To prevent them from eating too much grass
A) Only if they stop eating B) Never, donkeys are very hardy C) Only once a year for routine checkups D) If you notice any signs of illness or injury
A) Racing B) Companionship only C) Show animals D) Work and transportation
A) They need specialized farrier care B) They do not need vaccinations C) They can only be kept indoors D) They are more prone to overeating and obesity |