True or False: Zoonotic diseases are transmitted from owners to animals.

Zoonotic diseases are defined as diseases that can be transmitted between animals and humans. The question specifically asks if these diseases can be transmitted from owners to animals, which is not typical. Generally, zoonotic diseases are acquired by humans from animals, rather than the reverse.

For example, diseases like rabies or leptospirosis are transmitted from animals to humans, not the other way around. While there are instances where certain pathogens can affect both species, the transmission dynamics usually involve animals transmitting to humans.

Thus, the assertion that zoonotic diseases are transmitted from owners to animals is false, making the correct answer accurate in this context.