The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
Prepare for greyhound whelping
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Estimate and record anticipated greyhound whelping date Completed |
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Identify the whelping area Completed |
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Thoroughly clean the whelping area Completed |
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Line the whelping box with appropriate bedding Completed |
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Prepare the whelping box and bedding in a warm, dry, quiet place, according to industry rules and regulations, animal welfare and ethics codes of practice and requirements Completed |
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Prepare an action strategy that includes access to veterinary support in the case of difficulties presenting Completed |
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Monitor greyhound whelping
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Arrange for the breeding greyhound female to become accustomed to the box several weeks before whelping Completed |
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Monitor breeding greyhound female's general health, appetite, restlessness and nesting behaviour, according to greyhound health and animal welfare and ethics codes of practice and requirements Completed |
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Assist with greyhound whelping
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Ensure that the breeding greyhound female is in a safe and accessible place at the time of whelping Completed |
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Clear membranes from the pups, if the breeding greyhound female is unable to Completed |
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Tie off and treat the umbilical cord, if the greyhound breeding female does not chew through it Completed |
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Watch the breeding greyhound female closely between delivering puppies, and monitor bonding Completed |
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Record the time each pup is born and the colour, sex and weight of each pup Completed |
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Assist pups to attach to a nipple if necessary Completed |
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Ensure appropriate temperature of the newborn pups is maintained Completed |
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Conclude greyhound whelping
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Enable the breeding greyhound female to have a toilet break and give her a clean-up Completed |
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Encourage the breeding greyhound female to have some food and water Completed |
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Maintain whelping area and box and replace bedding as required Completed |
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Ensure the breeding greyhound female is settled and all the pups are suckling Completed |
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Arrange for a post-whelping check with a veterinarian and the safe disposal of stillborn pups, if required, and according to workplace processes and legislative requirements Completed |
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Complete greyhound registration processes
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Complete whelping notice and lodge with relevant state authority Completed |
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Complete and lodge litter registration forms with relevant state authority Completed |
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