Ethology applied to the management of behavioural disorders is naturally based on fundamental ethology. The scientific bases are essential to avoid being misled into unfounded and non-validated models. In the particular case of dogs, a species which evolved in close proximity to man, has been domesticated for a very long time, and has been subject to many selections, the main focus for the ethologist should be the study of the interactions between humans and dogs. Research applied to pets should therefore lead to a better understanding of their welfare, specific ethological needs, and individual coping skills in an environment defined by and for humans. The clinician must use objective e...
Short historical overview of animal welfare sciences: how a societal concern has become a transdisci...
This article shows how dogs can help identify the causes of genetic diseases homologous between ...
International audienceFarm animal welfare (FAW) has been the subject, since several decades, of acut...
Ethology, the «biology of behaviour», is a fundamental scientific field. It analyses the interaction...
Aggressivity in dogs is considered as pathological when it has lost all its adaptive capacity. In ad...
Ethology has its roots in the observations of naturalists from Aristotle to the 19th century. It is ...
Welfare refers to the subjective psychological state of an individual regarding his internal and ext...
The protection of farm animal welfare is a society issue. It stems from the recognition that animals...
Relations between genetics and animal welfare raise numerous questions as genetic characteristics ar...
Veterinary procedures include health-related interventions as well as interventions that affect the ...
Veterinary practitioners can play several roles in nursing homes wanting to involve animals in their...
A study was carried out recently to define the breeders’ and technicians’ perception of animals ...
Short historical overview of animal welfare sciences: how a societal concern has become a transdisci...
Short historical overview of animal welfare sciences: how a societal concern has become a transdisci...
Short historical overview of animal welfare sciences: how a societal concern has become a transdisci...
Short historical overview of animal welfare sciences: how a societal concern has become a transdisci...
This article shows how dogs can help identify the causes of genetic diseases homologous between ...
International audienceFarm animal welfare (FAW) has been the subject, since several decades, of acut...
Ethology, the «biology of behaviour», is a fundamental scientific field. It analyses the interaction...
Aggressivity in dogs is considered as pathological when it has lost all its adaptive capacity. In ad...
Ethology has its roots in the observations of naturalists from Aristotle to the 19th century. It is ...
Welfare refers to the subjective psychological state of an individual regarding his internal and ext...
The protection of farm animal welfare is a society issue. It stems from the recognition that animals...
Relations between genetics and animal welfare raise numerous questions as genetic characteristics ar...
Veterinary procedures include health-related interventions as well as interventions that affect the ...
Veterinary practitioners can play several roles in nursing homes wanting to involve animals in their...
A study was carried out recently to define the breeders’ and technicians’ perception of animals ...
Short historical overview of animal welfare sciences: how a societal concern has become a transdisci...
Short historical overview of animal welfare sciences: how a societal concern has become a transdisci...
Short historical overview of animal welfare sciences: how a societal concern has become a transdisci...
Short historical overview of animal welfare sciences: how a societal concern has become a transdisci...
This article shows how dogs can help identify the causes of genetic diseases homologous between ...
International audienceFarm animal welfare (FAW) has been the subject, since several decades, of acut...