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Stress signals

by Ribble Vets | Apr 8, 2020 | Dogs, Puppy Training Guide

Puppies watch our body language to judge what we want from them, so it’s a really good idea for you to learn how to spot any stress signals your pup may be displaying so that he doesn’t have to escalate his signals to make you aware that he is uncomfortable in a situation.
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Ewes

  • Body Condition Score
  • Lameness
  • Nutrition

 

Blood samples for metabolic profiles can be taken at this time.

This looks at the energy and protein status of the ewes and can be early indicators of twin lamb disease. Alterations can be implemented to the diet at this stage if found to be inadequate
review lambing time and vaccinations

A) rams:

  • testicles – any with abnormal or small testicles can be electro-ejaculated to check semen quality
  • teeth
  • body condition score
  • feet

 

b) ewes:

  • body condition score
  • lameness
  • trace element profiles can be undertaken (lab fees additional to package)

 

c) lambs:

  • growth rates/performance including review of lambing data to assess lamb losses aiding in identifying problems
  • worm egg counts (included in price of package) – used to determine the need for and efficacy of treatment; to monitor for resistance
  • trace element profiles (lab fees additional to package)