Author: Docwra, Belinda Published: 2001 Description: Looks at the ways in which environmental enrichment has the potential to significantly improve the welfare of intensively housed weaner, grower and finisher pigs.
Author: Dovey, Ellen Published: 2004 Description: Highlights the welfare benefits of environmental enrichment for dogs, training and investing time in nurturing the human-canine bond.
Author: Drew, Melissa Published: 2000 Description: Looks at ways of reducing the pain and stress of calf dehorning, a common husbandry practice.
Author: Early, Jonathon Published: 2003 Description: Looks at the possibility of matching dogs or breeds of dogs with owners, and the benefits ot the human-animal bond.
Author: Egan, Siobhan Published: 2005 Description: Looks at studies that have attempted to improve animal welfare by evaluating the causes of stress in transported cattle, with the aim of improving standard practice.
Author: Connelly, Claire Published: 2002 Description: Discusses the effects of housing conditions and roughage in teh diet for farmed pigs.
Author: Cotton, Eloise Published: 2004 Description: Discusses how training improves human understanding of animal behaviour, and ultimately fosters better behaviour in dogs.
Author: Curl, Peter Published: 2004 Description: Explores the strengthening of the human-animal bond that occurs through improved dog-training technique. Problematic behaviour in dogs is linked to welfare problems.
Author: Currie, Elvira Published: 2000 Description: Explores ways of making transport less stressful for horses, including position during transit and care on arrival.
Author: Dampney, Anne Published: 2003 Description: Examines repetitive behaviour such as crib-biting and weaving in horses.
