AQA • Animal Management

This document assesses how animals acquire normal behaviours naturally through learning theories.

This document provides an essay-structured illustrated report on equine communication, assessing several methods of communication such as chemical, tactile, auditory, visual, and an explanation for each accompanied by photographic evidence.

This document provides a layout of a kennel register used within boarding establishments.

This document is a presentation on how sustainability can be included in the everyday practices within animal management/animal sector.

This document provides a fully detailed portfolio on equine behaviour. Assigned work graded at a Distinction standard.

This document provides an essay-structured article on canine behaviour, assessing how environmental factors contribute to the welfare of dogs, Pavlov's Dog Theory of conditioned responses, enrichment and welfare needs, environmental management, medical factors, reinforcement and training methods, LIMA hierarchy, learning theories, normal and abnormal behaviours, abnormalities within dogs, and photographic references. Assigned work graded to a Distinction standard.

This document provides a detailed analysis on farmed animals, relative legislations that apply to farmed animals and the requirements for compliance, enforcing the legislation, ethical considerations, dietary requirements of ruminants, and references.

This document provides a fully detailed analysis on how several types of bacteria impact the health of animals, including the symptoms, treatment, preventative care, growth and development, and photographic displays.

This document is an excel spreadsheet on bacteria multiplication, including the calculations, results, and graphs.

This document includes a fully-detailed portfolio that provides details of how to conduct a physical health check, faecal flotations, TPR (temperature, pulse and respiratory rate) annual preventative care sheets, and photographic evidence of undertaking a health check on multiple animals.