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Total cards: 21•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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polydactyl is an

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autosomal dominant trait

#2
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elbow dysplasia is a

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polygenetic condition osteochondrosis of the elbow joint

#3
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OCD=

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abnormal cartilage development

#4
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hip dysplasia is a

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polygenetic condition subluxation of the hip joint

#5
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intravertebral disc disease is found in

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chondodystrophic breeds abnormality of the annular cartilage around the intraavertebral disk which allows protrusion of the inner nucelus pulposus into the spinal column

#6
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brachycephalic syndrome results in

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elongated soft palate stenotic nares hupoplastic trachea

#7
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dialated cardiomyopathy is an

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inherited cardiac abnormality of certain large breed dogs

#8
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collie eye anomaly is an

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autosomal recessive

#9
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a service animal is

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any dog that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability including physical, sensory, psychiatric, intellectual or other mental disability

#10
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sensory signal dog

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trained to assist a person with autism to minimize repetitive movements

#11
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detection

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drugs explosives remains diseases cancer

#12
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military dogs

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detectors trackers sentries scouts

#13
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search and rescue

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tracking avalanche rescue cadaver location

#14
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what defines a senior?

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there is no set definition - age is not a disease

#15
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senior cat

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10+ years

#16
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small breed seniors

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8-11 years

#17
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medium breed seniors

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8-10 years

#18
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large breed seniors

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8-9 years

#19
Front (Question)

giant breeds

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6-7 years

#20
Front (Question)

common health concerns for senior pets

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dental disease cardiovascular changes osteoarthritis kidney decline liver decline obesity vision and hearing loss hyperthyroidism

#21
Front (Question)

behavior changes in senior pets

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sleeping more