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Powys dogs help Aberystwyth University research study

Research suggests that even pet dog training can alter how our dogs cope with cognitive tasks.

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Aber scientists say scent training our dogs can improve their behaviour

Scent training could make pet dogs better behaved, a new study by Aberystwyth University academics suggests.

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Lynching in Bulloch – Emotional marker dedication draws crowd to Boro City Hall

Lynching in Bulloch – Emotional marker dedication draws crowd to Boro City Hall
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What's New With Equine Cribbing Research? – The Horse

Here are 10 things we’ve learned about cribbing since we published our last research update. Read more in The Horse's Winter 2023 issue.

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Fenced in: Study explores behavioural needs of captive animals

“We found that for ungulates, having the right food and social organisation is crucial for their welfare. Whereas for carnivores, having enough space in captivity seems to be key.”

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Browse, graze, mate: Food and company help animals in captivity

From tongue rolling alpacas to irritable yaks and perturbed pigs, new research has lifted the lid on why some farm and zoo animals cope well with capt....

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Hoofed animals with high sex drives are more stressed in captivity, study claims

Species with promiscuous mating habits showed more signs of stress on farms and in zoos and safari parks

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Hoofed animals with high sex drives like sheep and pigs are most at risk from stress in captivity

Scientists at Aberystwyth University and the University of Portsmouth have found that hoofed species that are promiscuous or eat from trees display more stress symptoms in captivity.

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A to Zzzzzz: Many questions remain around sleep in horses

In some ways, equine sleep shows some similarities to the elderly human sleep profile, say researchers.

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Light and bedding's effect on equine sleep explored


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Light and bedding’s effect on equine sleep explored
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A recent study examined the effect of environmental factors on equine sleep stages, and whether this would influence cognitive performance during a memory task.
As a prey species, horses have evolved to cope with short periods of rapid eye movement (REM) sleep and are known for their ability to sleep, or at least doze, (Non-REM sleep, NREM) while standing up. They still have to lie down for REM sleep which is only possible during recumbency because of the lack of muscle tone that occurs during this sleep phase.

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