Proceedings of the 49th Congress of the International Society for Applied Ethology

Ethology for sustainable society

These are the proceedings of the 49th Congress of the International Society for Applied Ethology, held 14-17 September 2015 in Sapporo Hokkaido, Japan. Examples of the topics are: Animal welfare assessment for good farm practice and production. Freedom to express normal behaviour in captive animals. Human-animal interactions and animal cognition.
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2015
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Preliminary Material
By: Takeshi Yasue, Shuichi Ito, Shigeru Ninomiya, Katsuji Uetake, and Shigeru Morita
Pages: 1–38
A study on the normal behaviour of cattle in Japan
By: Shusuke Sato
Pages: 39
Applied ethology for ever: animal management and welfare are integral to sustainability
By: Michael C. Appleby
Pages: 40
Animal welfare assessment: the US perspective
By: Cassandra Tucker
Pages: 41
How growing environment effects on reproductive behavior – taking Orangutan (genus Pongo) for example
By: Noko Kuze
Pages: 42
Social life of captive chimpanzees: the two faces of behavioral freedom
By: Naruki Morimura
Pages: 43
One world-one welfare: the companion animal conundrum
By: Natalie Waran
Pages: 44
Producer estimations and perceived importance of lameness in dairy cattle: where do we move from here?
By: Janet H Higginson Cutler, Jeff Rushen, Anne Marie De Passillé, Jenny Gibbons, Karin Orsel, Ed A Pajor, Herman W Barkema, Laura Solano, Doris Pellerin, Derek Haley, and Elsa Vasseur
Pages: 45
The influence of gentle interactions during milking on avoidance distance, milk quality and milk flow in dairy cows
By: Stephanie Lürzel, Kerstin Barth, Andreas Futschik, and Susanne Waiblinger
Pages: 46
Human-animal interactions and safety during dairy cattle handling
By: Cecilia Lindahl, Stefan Pinzke, Anders Herlin, and Linda J Keeling
Pages: 47
Daily lying behaviour as an indicator of pregnancy toxemia in dairy goats
By: G. Zobel, K. Leslie, D.M. Weary, and M.A.G. Von Keyserlingk
Pages: 48
What can carcass-based assessments tell us about the lifetime welfare of pigs?
By: Grace Carroll, Laura Boyle, Alison Hanlon, Kym Griffin, Lisa Collins, and Niamh O’Connell
Pages: 49
From farm to slaughter: broiler welfare assessment during catching, loading, transport and lairage
By: Leonie Jacobs, Evelyne Delezie, Luc Duchateau, Xavier Gellynck, Klara Goethals, Evelien Lambrecht, and Frank Tuyttens
Pages: 50
Relationship between lameness scored on farm and foot pad lesions scored at the abattoir in broiler chicken flocks
By: Kathe Elise Kittelsen, Randi Oppermann Moe, Erik Georg Granquist, Jens Askov Jensen, and Bruce David
Pages: 51
Reliability of the visual gait score as a method of gait assessment in domestic ducks
By: Brendan Duggan, Paul Hocking, and Dylan Clements
Pages: 52
Startling pigs – a new measure of pig affect and welfare
By: Poppy Statham, Neill Campbell, Sion Hannuna, Samantha Jones, Bethany Loftus, Jo Murrell, Emma Robinson, Elizabeth Paul, William Browne, and Michael Mendl
Pages: 53
Repeated testing in a cognitive bias paradigm in pigs
By: Jenny Stracke, Sandra Düpjan, Armin Tuchscherer, and Birger Puppe
Pages: 54
Is the cognitive bias test able to assess changes in emotional state due to housing conditions in pigs?
By: Ricard Carreras, Eva Mainau, Xènia Moles, Antoni Dalmau, Xavier Manteca, and Antonio Velarde
Pages: 55
The association between plumage condition, fearfulness and range use as monitored by RFID, in free-range laying hens
By: Kate Hartcher, Kelly Hickey, Paul Hemsworth, Greg Cronin, and Mini Singh
Pages: 56
Auto-detecting cattle behaviour using IR depth-sensor camera
By: Daisuke Kohari, Tsuyoshi Okayama, Haruka Sato, Kasumi Matsuo, Takami Kosako, Tatsuhiko Goto, and Atsushi Toyoda
Pages: 57
Evaluating health of jungle crow using animal-borne accelerometers
By: Tsutomu Takeda, Katsufumi Sato, and Shoei Sugita
Pages: 58
Relations between play, vocalization and energy intake of dairy calves following separation from the cow
By: Jeffrey Rushen, Rebecca Wright, Julie Johnson, Cecilie Mejdell, and Anne Marie De Passille
Pages: 59
Weaning calves off milk according to their ability to eat solid feed reduces hunger and improves weight gain during weaning
By: Anne Marie De Passille and Jeffrey Rushen
Pages: 60
Effect of two-stage weaning on behaviour and lying time in horses
By: Katrina Merkies, Kaitlyn Marshall, Severine Parois, and Derek Haley
Pages: 61
Effects of maternal vocalisations on the domestic chick stress response
By: Joanne Edgar, Suzanne Held, Ilana Kelland, Elizabeth Paul, and Christine Nicol
Pages: 62
The effects of group lactation sow housing on aggression and injuries in weaner pigs
By: Megan Verdon, Rebecca. S. Morrison, and Paul. H. Hemsworth
Pages: 63
Investigating sow posture changes: does environment play a role?
By: Gabriela M. Morello, Brian T. Richert, Donald C. Lay Jr., Luiz H. A. Rodrigues, and Jeremy N. Marchant-Forde
Pages: 64
Effects of floor space allowance on aggression and stress in grouped sows
By: Paul Hemsworth, Maxine Rice, Rebecca Morrison, Kym Butler, and Alan Tilbrook
Pages: 65
Lameness and claw lesions in group housed sows: effect of rubber-topped floors
By: Emilie-Julie Bos, Dominiek Maes, Miriam Van Riet, Sam Millet, Bart Ampe, Geert Janssens, and Frank Tuyttens
Pages: 66
Promoting positive welfare through environmental enrichment
By: Ruth C. Newberry
Pages: 67
Environmental enrichment in kennelled Pit Bull Terriers (Canis lupus familiaris)
By: Jenna Kiddie and Anna Bodymore
Pages: 68
Do farmed American mink (Neovison vison) prefer to eat using more naturalistic postures?
By: María Díez-León, Margaret Quinton, and Georgia Mason
Pages: 69
Housing implications on the behavioural development of red fox (Vulpes vulpes) cubs
By: Sandra Alvarez Betancourt, Innes Cuthill, and Stephen Harris
Pages: 70
Normal behaviour of housed dairy cattle with and without pasture access: a review
By: S. Mark Rutter
Pages: 71
Effect of outdoor access and shelter type on broiler behaviour, welfare, and performance
By: Lisanne Stadig, T. Bas Rodenburg, Bart Ampe, Bert Reubens, and Frank Tuyttens
Pages: 72
Effect of enrichment material on hair cortisol and chromogranin A in pigs
By: Nicolau Casal, Xavier Manteca, Damián Escribano, José Joaquín Cerón, and Emma Fàbrega
Pages: 73
Ammonia on a live export shipment, effects on sheep behaviour and development of an effective ammonia sampling strategy
By: Yu Zhang, Mat Pines, and Clive Phillips
Pages: 74
Effects of bedding with recycled sand on lying behaviours of late-lactation Holstein dairy cows
By: Heather DeAnna Ingle, Randi A. Black, Nicole L. Eberhart, and Peter D. Krawczel
Pages: 75
Cooling dairy cows efficiently with water: effects of sprinkler flow rate on behavior and body temperature
By: Jennifer M. Chen, Karin E. Schütz, and Cassandra B. Tucker
Pages: 76
Breeding but not management change may simultaneously reduce pig aggressiveness at regrouping and in stable social groups
By: Simon P Turner, Suzanne Desire, Richard B D’eath, and Rainer Roehe
Pages: 77
Effect of social stressors on behaviour and faecal glucocorticoid in pregnant ewes
By: Nur Nadiah Md Yusof, Jo Donbavand, Susan Jarvis, Kenny Rutherford, Leonor Valente, and Cathy Dwyer
Pages: 78
Effects of mining noise frequencies and amplitudes on behavior, physiology and welfare of wild mice (Mus musculus)
By: Karen Mancera, Peter Murray, Marie Besson, and Clive Phillips
Pages: 79
Behavioural responses of vertebrates to odours from other species: towards a more comprehensive model of allelochemics
By: Birte L Nielsen, Olivier Rampin, Nicolas Meunier, and Vincent Bombail
Pages: 80
Long-term stress monitoring of captive chimpanzees in social housings: monitoring hair cortisol level and behaviors
By: Yumi Yamanashi, Migaku Teramoto, Naruki Morimura, Satoshi Hirata, Miho Inoue-Murayama, and Gen’ichi Idani
Pages: 81
Does semi-group housing of rabbit does remove restrictions on normal behaviour?
By: Stephanie Buijs, Luc Maertens, Jürgen Vangeyte, and Frank André Maurice Tuyttens
Pages: 82
Social housing affects the development of feeding behaviour in dairy calves
By: Emily K. Miller-Cushon and Trevor J. Devries
Pages: 83
Freedom to express agonistic behaviour can reduce escalated aggression between pigs
By: Irene Camerlink, Gareth Arnott, Marianne Farish, and Simon P. Turner
Pages: 84
Ketoprofen reduces signs of sickness behaviour in pigs with acute respiratory disease
By: Anna Valros, Outi Hälli, Elina Viitasaari, Minna Haimi-Hakala, Tapio Laurila, Claudio Oliviero, Olli Peltoniemi, and Mari Heinonen
Pages: 85
Can flunixin in feed alleviate the pain associated with castration and tail docking?
By: Danila Marini, Ian Colditz, Geoff Hinch, Carol Petherick, and Caroline Lee
Pages: 86
The effect of ketoprofen administered post farrowing on the behaviour and physiology of gilts and sows
By: Sarah H. Ison and Kenneth M. D. Rutherford
Pages: 87
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Publisher:
Wageningen Academic
Language:
English
Pages:
220 pp.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.3920/978-90-8686-817-9

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