Animal custody

Animal ownership

Animal possession

Animal guardianship

Absolute ownership and qualified ownership

Legal ownership and equitable ownership

Public ownership and private ownership

Domestic ownership and wild ownership

Ownership gives the right to possess, use, and dispose of the animal, while possession gives the right to control the animal.

Ownership gives the right to control the animal, while possession gives the right to possess and use the animal.

Ownership gives the right to possess and use the animal, while possession gives the right to dispose of the animal.

Ownership gives the right to dispose of the animal, while possession gives the right to control and use the animal.

The right to possess, use, and dispose of the animal, and the responsibility to provide food, water, shelter, and veterinary care.

The right to control the animal, and the responsibility to prevent the animal from causing harm to people or property.

The right to breed the animal, and the responsibility to sell or give away the offspring.

The right to show the animal, and the responsibility to train the animal to behave properly.

Animal owners are liable for any injuries or damages caused by their animals.

Animal owners are required to register their animals with the government.

Animal owners are required to vaccinate their animals against certain diseases.

All of the above.

Pets are kept for companionship, while livestock animals are kept for profit.

Pets are usually smaller than livestock animals.

Pets are usually more domesticated than livestock animals.

All of the above.

Pet owners must register their animals with the government.

Pet owners must vaccinate their animals against certain diseases.

Pet owners must provide food, water, shelter, and veterinary care for their animals.

All of the above.

Livestock owners must register their animals with the government.

Livestock owners must vaccinate their animals against certain diseases.

Livestock owners must provide food, water, shelter, and veterinary care for their animals.

All of the above.

Animal owners can be fined or imprisoned.

Animal owners can be required to pay restitution to the animal's owner.

Animal owners can be required to forfeit the animal to the government.

All of the above.

Animal abandonment is the intentional act of leaving an animal without providing for its care, while animal cruelty is the intentional act of causing pain or suffering to an animal.

Animal abandonment is the unintentional act of leaving an animal without providing for its care, while animal cruelty is the intentional act of causing pain or suffering to an animal.

Animal abandonment is the intentional act of leaving an animal without providing for its care, while animal cruelty is the unintentional act of causing pain or suffering to an animal.

Animal abandonment is the unintentional act of leaving an animal without providing for its care, while animal cruelty is the intentional act of causing pain or suffering to an animal.

Animal owners can be fined or imprisoned.

Animal owners can be required to pay restitution to the animal's owner.

Animal owners can be required to forfeit the animal to the government.

All of the above.

Service animals are trained to perform tasks for people with disabilities, while pet animals are not.

Service animals are usually larger than pet animals.

Service animals are usually more expensive than pet animals.

All of the above.

Service animals are allowed to accompany their owners in public places.

Service animals are exempt from leash laws.

Service animals are allowed to ride on public transportation.

All of the above.

Service animal owners must keep their animals under control.

Service animal owners must clean up after their animals.

Service animal owners must make sure their animals are properly trained.

All of the above.

Service animal owners can file a lawsuit against the person who violated their rights.

The person who violated the rights of a service animal can be fined or imprisoned.

The person who violated the rights of a service animal can be required to pay restitution to the service animal owner.

All of the above.