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Animals, Volume 6, Issue 5

May 2016 - 9 articles

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Articles (9)

  • Article
  • Open Access
9 Citations
7,269 Views
9 Pages

9 May 2016

Dogs are relinquished to shelters due to behavioral problems, such as leash pulling and jumping up. Interomones are chemical cues produced by one species that elicit a response in a different species. We reported earlier that androstenone, a swine se...

  • Article
  • Open Access
25 Citations
12,204 Views
14 Pages

6 May 2016

It has been suggested that one in five riders will be injured due to a fall from a horse, resulting in severe head or torso injuries. Attempts to reduce injury have primarily focussed on low level risk controls, such as helmets. In comparison, risk m...

  • Article
  • Open Access
11 Citations
5,476 Views
12 Pages

Impact of Providing Feed and/or Water on Performance, Physiology, and Behavior of Weaned Pigs during a 32-h Transport

  • Arlene Garcia,
  • Mhairi Sutherland,
  • Glenna Pirner,
  • Guilherme Picinin,
  • Matthew May,
  • Brittany Backus and
  • John McGlone

3 May 2016

Transportation at weaning is a complex stressor made up of many factors, including withdrawal from feed and water, which can potentially negatively affect the health and welfare of pigs, especially those already experiencing weaning stress. The objec...

  • Article
  • Open Access
30 Citations
14,570 Views
17 Pages

3 May 2016

Changing social values and new technologies have contributed to increasing media attention and debate about the acceptable use of animals in sport. This paper focuses on the use of the whip in thoroughbred horse racing. Those who defend its use argue...

  • Article
  • Open Access
8 Citations
11,880 Views
12 Pages

Behavioral and Physiological Responses of Calves to Marshalling and Roping in a Simulated Rodeo Event

  • Michelle Sinclair,
  • Tamara Keeley,
  • Anne-Cecile Lefebvre and
  • Clive J. C. Phillips

28 April 2016

Rodeos are public events at which stockpeople face tests of their ability to manage cattle and horses, some of which relate directly to rangeland cattle husbandry. One of these is calf roping, in which a calf released from a chute is pursued by a hor...

  • Article
  • Open Access
62 Citations
8,286 Views
13 Pages

Ranging Behaviour of Commercial Free-Range Laying Hens

  • Leonard Ikenna Chielo,
  • Tom Pike and
  • Jonathan Cooper

26 April 2016

In this study, the range use and behaviour of laying hens in commercial free-range flocks was explored. Six flocks were each visited on four separate days and data collected from their outdoor area (divided into zones based on distance from shed and...

  • Article
  • Open Access
4 Citations
7,425 Views
14 Pages

26 April 2016

The Australian Magpie ( Cracticus tibicen ) is a common bird found in urban Australian environments where its nest defense behavior during spring brings it into conflict with humans. This article explores the role of print media in covering this conf...

  • Article
  • Open Access
14 Citations
8,052 Views
16 Pages

25 April 2016

Daylength used as a management tool has powerful implications on the welfare of both broilers and turkeys. Near-constant light results in many detrimental impacts, including lack of behavioural rhythms and circadian melatonin rhythms. Both are sugges...

  • Article
  • Open Access
114 Citations
28,237 Views
13 Pages

Cecil: A Moment or a Movement? Analysis of Media Coverage of the Death of a Lion, Panthera leo

  • David W. Macdonald,
  • Kim S. Jacobsen,
  • Dawn Burnham,
  • Paul J. Johnson and
  • Andrew J. Loveridge

25 April 2016

The killing of a satellite-tagged male lion by a trophy hunter in Zimbabwe in July 2015 provoked an unprecedented media reaction. We analyse the global media response to the trophy hunting of the lion, nicknamed “Cecil”, a study animal in a long-term...

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