Adaption of horses to a novel dynamic feeding system: Movement and behavioural responses
Identifieur interne : 000426 ( Istex/Checkpoint ); précédent : 000425; suivant : 000427Adaption of horses to a novel dynamic feeding system: Movement and behavioural responses
Auteurs : B. A. Hampson [Australie] ; M. A. De Laat [Australie] ; J. Monot [France] ; D. Bailliu [France] ; C. C. Pollitt [Australie]Source :
- Equine Veterinary Journal [ 0425-1644 ] ; 2013-07.
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- Abnormal behaviour, Aggressive behaviour, Australian brumby research unit, Battery pack, Behaviour, Behavioural, Behavioural responses, Control paddock, Current study, Data logger, Domestic horses, Dominant horses, Dynamic feeder, Equine, Exercise regimens, Experimental design, Experimental paddock, Experimental paddocks, Feeder, Feeder door, Feeder doors, Feeder nonoperational, Feeder nonoperational movement, Feeder paddock, Feeder system, Feral horses, Horse health, Horse movement, Horse owners, Human intervention, Insulin sensitivity, Internal fence, Large paddocks, Libitum, Libitum diet, Median distance, Nonoperational, Normal feeder, Novel feeder, Novel system, Open side, Paddock, Positional data, Potential distance, Schematic diagram, Small paddock, Small paddocks, Training period, Veterinary science, Weight loss.
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- Abnormal behaviour, Aggressive behaviour, Australian brumby research unit, Battery pack, Behaviour, Behavioural, Behavioural responses, Control paddock, Current study, Data logger, Domestic horses, Dominant horses, Dynamic feeder, Equine, Exercise regimens, Experimental design, Experimental paddock, Experimental paddocks, Feeder, Feeder door, Feeder doors, Feeder nonoperational, Feeder nonoperational movement, Feeder paddock, Feeder system, Feral horses, Horse health, Horse movement, Horse owners, Human intervention, Insulin sensitivity, Internal fence, Large paddocks, Libitum, Libitum diet, Median distance, Nonoperational, Normal feeder, Novel feeder, Novel system, Open side, Paddock, Positional data, Potential distance, Schematic diagram, Small paddock, Small paddocks, Training period, Veterinary science, Weight loss.
Abstract
Many domestic horses and ponies are sedentary and obese due to confinement to small paddocks and stables and a diet of infrequent, high‐energy rations. Severe health consequences can be associated with this altered lifestyle.
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DOI: 10.1111/evj.12002
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