Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a way to ensure freedom from fear and distress in horses? Consistent training methods Calm handling Isolation from other horses Proper shelter What does appropriate body condition in animals indicate? "The animal is neither too thin nor too fat The animal is producing maximum output The animal is resistant to all diseases The animal is ready for market

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Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a way to ensure freedom from fear and distress in horses? Consistent training methods Calm handling Isolation from other horses Proper shelter What does appropriate body condition in animals indicate? "The animal is neither too thin nor too fat The animal is producing maximum output The animal is resistant to all diseases The animal is ready for market

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**1. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a way to ensure freedom from fear and distress in horses?**The correct answer is **Isolation from other horses.** Horses are social animals and generally benefit from the company of other horses. Isolation can cause stress and anxiety. Consistent training, calm handling, and proper shelter all contribute to a horse's well-being and reduce fear and distress.**2. What does appropriate body condition in animals indicate?**The correct answer is **The animal is neither too thin nor too fat.** Appropriate body condition refers to the amount of fat and muscle an animal has. An animal in appropriate body condition is healthy and has sufficient energy reserves without being overweight or underweight. While appropriate body condition can contribute to good health and productivity, it doesn't guarantee maximum output or disease resistance, nor does it solely determine market readiness.

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