Clay County Cloverbuds are going to the dogs

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1 4-H Year: 2017 Clay County Cloverbuds are going to the dogs NAME: AGE: CLUB: ADDRESS: PARENT SIGNATURE: LEADER SIGNATURE:

2 What were your goals for this project: 1. YOU and your Dog Project 2. Places you visited to see different kinds of dogs: What did you do in this project: (circle) Looked at different breeds of dogs Learned what dogs eat Studied dog parts Studied healthy dog environments Learned to identify different kinds of dog Watched a dog event/show Studied dog behavior Made dog equipment Talked to others about dogs Had fun 2

3 What should Dogs eat: What shouldn t Dogs eat: What does your favorite dog like to eat: Pick two dog breeds and tell us three things you learned about them: 1. Name of Breed: 2. Name of Breed: 3

4 IF I had a DOG... My favorite dog is the: This is why: This breed comes from: They were primarily used for: Their coat colors can be: My favorite dog would be a: Girl Boy I would name it: This is a picture of my favorite dog: 4

5 IDENTIFY the PARTS of a DOG Back Chest Croup Ear Elbow Eye Hock Muzzle Neck Pad Rump Shoulder Tail Toes Wrist Stop 5

6 Dogs have JOBS? Therapy Dog These dogs visit people in hospitals, nursing homes, retirement homes, classrooms and many more places to help them feel better, calmer and more comfortable. Herding Dog These dogs gather other animals into one area to help maintain control over them. They are used on farms, ranches and in large fields to round up animals such as sheep and cattle. War Dog These dogs are used to help military personnel locate and/or identify bombs. They are also helpful in reducing stress and other symptoms of PTSD (Post-traumatic stress disorder experienced by some soldiers). Search & Rescue Dogs These dogs have an incredible sense of direction and smell and use these senses to help locate people, animals and items lost in natural disasters, fallen buildings and other places that are difficult for people to get through. Detection Dogs These dogs are trained to use their instinct and sense of smell to identify foods, drugs, bombs, money and bugs. You have probably seen these dogs at police stations, schools and the airport. Guide Dog These dogs are used to help people who are blind. These dogs guide blind people so they are able to walk in public places or around things without running in to them. Tracking (Hunting) Dogs These dogs are used to sense, see and smell game for hunters. Hunters also use these dogs to retrieve the animals and bring them back to the hunter. Sled Dogs These dogs work in a team to pull a sled carrying either a person, supplies or both through the snow. These dogs have the strength, instinct and a coat that allows them to do this job with little or no injury. Family Dogs These dogs live among people (a family) and provide them a furry friend to play with, come home to and possibly even protect them. Acting Dogs These dogs are trained to be actors or actresses for the movies, TV shows or plays. You have probably seen many of these animals on movies such as Lassie, Shaggy Dog, Max and many other. 6

7 CIRCLE all the DOG Sup- 7

8 "Retrieve" the Dog Related Words X Q R O F Y P P U P A D P U R A B R O X N H O E Z V O B L D I Z P G W N L I A T L L L E B I H I M U Z Z L E O E N S W N G O G B K F D C A D A A L O O D R O E E H F T C D N P O A O L K O A E S E X U W B W U O A S R I J H F N Y B D Y C H T T L P Y D T P J X W J S Z O N U W P P F X W X J R BARK BONE CANINE COLLAR DOG DOGBED DOWN FOOD FRIEND LEASH MUZZLE PUPPY SHAKE SIT TAIL WATER WOOF 8

9 PICTURES of YOU and YOUR Dog PROJECT Captions are a must! 9

10 Did you learn about dog environments during this project? Yes No Did you learn about dog parts during this project? Yes No Did you learn about different types of dogs during this project? Yes No If so, name two types: Did you learn about dog equipment during this project? Yes No If so, name two types: Did you learn the different purposes of a dog during this project? Yes No If so, name two: Did you learn about dog safety during this project? Yes No If so, name two safety practices: YOUR wagging dog Tail (you can add pages if needed) 10