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期刊名:Journal of applied animal welfare science

缩写:J APPL ANIM WELF SCI

ISSN:1088-8705

e-ISSN:1532-7604

IF/分区:1.3/Q3

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Baishali Deb,Ajoy Das,Shrilla Elangbam et al. Baishali Deb et al.
Accurate and welfare-friendly methods for stress detection in livestock are essential for advancing animal husbandry practices. This study investigated the efficacy of fecal cortisol metabolites (FCM) as a non-invasive biomarker for assessi...
Aline Cristina Diniz Silva,Alexander Alexandre de Almeida,Jean Kaique Valentim et al. Aline Cristina Diniz Silva et al.
This study evaluated the behavioral and productive responses of European quails (Coturnix coturnix) to environmental enrichments designed to mitigate monotonous confinement conditions. A total of 192 quails (96 females and 96 males) were di...
Johnson A,Schenke K,Foster J et al. Johnson A et al.
Whilst many questionnaires assessing canine behavior exist, characterizations of behavior are inconsistent. Therefore, this systematic review identified how existing canine behavioral questionnaires characterize dog behavior. Completed in a...
Joselyn Vicencio Valdivia,Catalina Macari Cisternas,María José Ubilla Carvajal et al. Joselyn Vicencio Valdivia et al.
The abandonment and rehoming of companion animals are major welfare and public health concerns globally, including in Chile, where sociocultural and economic factors influence human-animal relationships. This study identified key causes of ...
Emeline Durand,Marie Potin,Ciska De Ruyver et al. Emeline Durand et al.
OLZs support greater behavioral diversity and more positive emotional states in urban dogs compared to on-leash conditions.Agility equipment increases physical activity and intraspecific interactions but is often underutilized and poorly ad...
Alexander J Pritchard,Julia A Salamango,Brenda McCowan Alexander J Pritchard
Primate social hair plucking (SHP) has been posited to be prosocial or agonistic, though the health-associated concerns of SHP are less frequently explored. We studied SHP in seven mixed-sex groups of captive rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta...
Erica Grier,Niwako Ogata,Hsin-Yi Weng Erica Grier
Parrots are among the most popular pets, yet few studies have examined how guardians provide their birds with environmental enrichment (EE). This study described common EE practices, identified underutilized strategies, documented behavior ...
Gustavo Nunes de Almeida,Larissa Gomes de Jesus,Maria Eduarda Caçador Branco et al. Gustavo Nunes de Almeida et al.
Track devices can cause behavioral, physical, and physiological adverse effects, with individuals varying in how quickly they adapt to them. We examined behavioral effects of replica radio-collars on two captive psittacid species, Scaly-hea...
Karen L Luke,Jo Hockenhull,Tamzin Furtado et al. Karen L Luke et al.
To improve horse welfare do we need more science or a different scientific approach? For over 40 years researchers have called for change to improve horse welfare. During this time, publications have grown exponentially, improving our under...
Panwei Tang,Ming Chen,Biyang Chen et al. Panwei Tang et al.
Pangolins, such as the critically endangered Chinese and Malayan species, often develop stereotypic behaviors in captivity. To automate the detection of these behaviors, we propose a video recognition method using an improved YOLO v8n-CBAM ...