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Related Tags

  1. Mammals
  2. Animal welfare
  3. Behavior and behavior mechanisms
  4. Animal rights
  5. Animal nutrition

Child Tags

  1. Aggressive behavior
  2. Social behavior
  3. Sexual behavior
  4. Abnormal behavior
  5. Maternal behavior
  6. Agonistic behavior
  7. Deviant behavior
  8. Animal training

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  1. Dierbare metgezellen : Domeinbeschrijving Dierenwelzijn

    Contributor(s):: Irma Ennik, Lenny van Erp, Hans Hopster, Wim Meijberg, Marianne Poorthuis, Marko Ruis

    Dierenwelzijn is een complex thema met wetenschappelijke, ethische en maatschappelijke invalshoeken. Om dit thema beter voor het onderwijs toegankelijk te maken hebben Stichting Veldwerk Nederland, het lectoraat Welzijn van Dieren van de Hogeschool Van Hall Larenstein en de Christelijke...

  2. Reinforcing Marine Conservation Messages: Case Study at the Houston Zoo

    Contributor(s):: Heather L. Crane

    The Houston Zoo has been involved in conservation efforts worldwide for many years. However, in 2015, the Houston Zoo pledged to make conservation its priority and improve upon the existing conservation programs. In 2015, the Houston Zoo developed partnerships with 28 conservation organizations...

  3. The interaction of the pantaneiro man with his horse.

    Contributor(s):: RS Juliano, SA Santos, UGP de Abreu, Rams Silva, MTBD Araujo

    The importance of the Pantaneiro horse for the man who lives in the field, creating and working the cattle, is evident and it is an interface of pantanal everyday life, still little studied, under the specific perspective of science. The text brings information from the literature and from...

  4. The use of electric pulse training aids (EPTAs) in companion animals

    Contributor(s):: Daniel Mills, Ernest Soulsby, Anne McBride, David Lamb, David Morton, Sean Wesley, Charles Deeming, L. Dixon, D. Foster

    There is currently little regulation of training and behaviour modification processes in the UK (CAWC 2008) besides measures enshrined in the Animal Welfare Act 2006 and a voluntary Code of Practice launched in 2010 (see: http://www.cawc.org.uk/080603.pdf). This Code is consistent with current UK...