Book Content Structure • Chapter 1: Fundamentals of Pet Animal Care Manager 　Thoroughly organizes the role of the qualification, legal basis, activities, ethics, and relationship with the animal handler's responsible person. • Chapter 2: Bioethics and Animal Welfare 　Includes the "Five Freedoms" of animals, animal welfare, utilitarianism, the 3Rs principle, and laws for the prevention of animal cruelty. • Chapter 3: Structure and Function of Animal Bodies 　A problem structure that allows for an illustrated understanding of the basics of physiology, such as digestion, respiration, nervous system, skeletal system, and endocrine system. • Chapter 4: Genetics and Reproductive Physiology 　Covers a wide range of topics from Mendel's laws, sex chromosomes, the significance of castration and spaying, genetic diseases, to breeding management. • Chapter 5: Animal Behavior and Training 　Understanding and responding to socialization periods, learning theories (operant conditioning, etc.), stress behaviors, and problem behaviors. • Chapter 6: Animal Protection and Proper Keeping Related Laws and Regulations 　Thoroughly organizes frequently tested laws and regulations such as the Animal Welfare Act, the Rabies Prevention Act, regulations for specific animals, and the Pet Food Safety Act. • Chapter 7: Human-Animal Relationship Studies and Environmental Studies 　Animal therapy, pet loss, companion animal evacuation during disasters, environmental enrichment, and issues with keeping multiple pets. • Chapter 8: Pet-Related Industries and Social Trends 　Pet tourism, animal handling businesses, rescue cat cafes, breeder systems, pet insurance, and the 8-week rule. • Features • Includes a total of 100 questions with thorough analysis of question trends, plus detailed answers and explanations. • Each question includes "Key Points" and "Supplementary Knowledge" to deepen understanding while learning. • Uses a question-and-answer format that is easy for beginners, emphasizing "understanding" rather than memorization.