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Domestic animal behavior for veterinarians and animal scientists
Communication -- Introduction -- Perception -- Horses -- Audition -- Vision -- Olfaction -- Dogs -- Audition -- Vision -- Olfaction -- Behavior problems -- Cats -- Audition -- Vision -- Olfaction -- Behavior problems -- Pigs -- Audition -- Vision -- Olfaction -- Cattle, sheep, and goats -- Audition and vision -- Olfaction -- Aggression and social structure -- Introduction -- Categories of aggression -- The Biological basis of aggression -- Cattle -- Free-ranging cattle -- Confined cattle -- Clinical cases of aggression -- Sheep -- Free-ranging sheep -- Confined sheep -- Goats -- Free-ranging goats -- Confined goats -- Horses -- Free-ranging horses -- Domestic horses -- Clinical problems -- Pigs -- Free-ranging pigs -- Confined pigs -- Dogs -- Social behavior -- Determinants of dominance -- Territorial aggression -- Fear-induced aggression -- Aggression and hormonal influences -- Predatory aggression -- Guard dogs for predator control -- Clinical problems -- Cats -- Free-ranging cats -- Confined cats -- Clinical problems -- Biological rhythms and sleep -- Biological rhythms and sleep -- Introduction -- High-frequency rhythms -- Ultradian rhythms -- Circadian rhythms -- Other rhythms -- Annual rhythms -- Sleep -- Patterns of sleep and activity in domestic animals -- Dogs -- Cats -- Pigs -- Horses -- Cattle -- Sheep -- Goats -- Clinical problems -- Hyperactivity -- Narcolepsay -- Nocturnal wakefulness -- Sexual behavior -- Introduction -- Physiological bases of sexual behavior -- Social and sexual experience -- The Central nervous system and the control of sexual behavior -- Cattle -- The Cow -- Clinical problems of cows -- The Bull -- Clinical problems of bulls -- Sheep -- The Ewe -- The Ram -- Clinical problems of rams -- Goats -- Free-ranging goats -- The Doe -- The Buck -- Clinical problems -- Horses -- Free-ranging horses -- The Mare -- Clinical problems of mares -- The Stallion -- Clinical problems of stallions -- Pigs -- The Sow -- Clinical problems of sows -- The Boar -- Clinical problems of boars -- Dogs -- The Bitch -- Clinical problems of bitches -- The Dog -- Clinical problems of dogs
Cats -- Free-ranging cats -- The Queen -- Clinical problems of queens -- The Tom -- Clinical problems of toms -- Maternal behavior -- Introduction: general principles of maternal behavior -- Internal factors that elicit maternal behavior -- External factors that elicit maternal behavior -- Pigs -- The Free-ranging sow -- The Group-housed sow -- The Confined sow -- Clinical problems -- Sheep -- Parturition -- Behavior of the ewe toward the newborn lamb -- Acceptance of the lamb -- Clinical problems -- Goats -- Clinical problems -- Cattle -- Parturition -- Bonding -- Suckling -- Weaning -- Clinical problems -- Horses -- Parturition -- Postparturient behavior -- Suckling -- Weaning -- Mutual recognition -- Clinical problems -- Cats -- Parturition -- Suckling -- Teat order -- Homing and retrieval -- Communal nests -- Grooming -- Acceptance of kittens -- Clinical problems -- Dogs -- Parturition -- Suckling -- Licking -- Weaning -- Clinical problems -- Development of behavior -- Introduction -- Dogs -- Critical or sensitive periods -- Neurological development -- Sleep -- Play -- Relationships with humans -- Feline temperament test -- Clinical problems -- Horses -- The Foal's first day -- The First year -- The Juvenile period -- Pigs -- Sleep -- Teat order -- Feeding -- Play -- Elimination -- Relationships with humans -- Temperament tests -- Ruminants -- Lambs -- Kids -- Calves -- Conclusion -- Learning -- Introduction -- Types of learning -- Formation and strengthening of a learned task -- Rewards -- Comparative intelligence -- Methods of measurement -- Problems of cross-species comparison -- Summary -- Pigs -- Sex, breed,and age differences -- Operant conditioning -- Visual discrimination -- Effect of drugs -- Effect of malnutrition on learning -- Dogs --- Housebreaking -- Canine geriatric cognitive dysfunction -- Breed differences -- Cattle -- Operant conditioning -- Taste aversion -- Visual and auditory discrimination -- Effects of age -- Sheep and goats -- Horses -- Operant conditioning -- Visual discrimination -- Maze learning -- Observational learning -- Influences on learning -- Cats -- Discrimination -- Rewards -- Brain stimulation -- Conceptual learning -- Imitation -- Ingestive behavior: food and water intake -- Introduction -- General -- Control of food intake in pigs -- Meal patterns -- Social facilitation -- Palatability -- Environmental temperature -- Gastrointestinal factors -- Estrogen levels -- Feeding at parturition -- Imbalance of dietary amino acids s-- Glucose utilization -- Defense of body weight -- Integration of factors that stimulate and inhibit intake in the central nervous system -- Clinical problems -- Control of food intake in dogs -- Meal patterns -- Social facilitation -- Palatability -- Environmental temperature -- Gastrointestinal factors -- Estrogen level -- Glucose utiliation -- Defense of body weight -- Integration of factors that stimulate and inhibit intake in the central nervous system -- Clinical problems -- Control of food intake in cats -- Meal patterns -- Social facilitation -- Palatability -- Environmental temperature -- Gastrointestinal factors -- Hormonal effects -- Glucose utilization -- Defense of body weight -- Integration of factors that stimulate and inhibit intake in the central nervous system -- Clincal problems
Control of food intake in horses -- Meal patterns -- Social facilitation -- Palatability -- Grazing -- Gastrointestinal factors -- Central nervous system depressants -- Defense of body weight -- Clinical problems -- Control of food intake in cattle -- Meal patterns -- Social facilitation -- Palatability -- Grazing and selectivity -- Environmental temperature -- Estrogen level -- Rumen fill and the products of rumen fermentation -- Humoral and central neural factors -- Defense of body weight -- Clinical problems -- Control of food intake in sheep -- Meal patterns -- Social facilitation -- Palatability -- Defense of body weight -- Rumen factors -- Intestinal receptors -- Grazing and selectivity -- Environmental temperature -- Hormonal factors -- Glucose utilization -- Central neural mechanisms -- Control of food intake in goats -- Meal patterns -- Water intake -- Increase in osmotic pressure -- Decrease in blood volume -- Angiotensin -- Dry mouth -- Multiple causes of thirst -- Specific hungers and salt appetite -- Miscellaneous behavioral disorders -- The Interview -- Behavioral history -- Environment -- Early history -- Training -- Other behavioral problems -- Instructions -- Dogs -- Destructiveness -- Self-mutilation -- Tail chasing -- Phobias -- Running and car chasing -- Backyard problems -- Jumping up on people -- Fly catching -- Vomiting -- Psychosomatic problems -- Cats -- Destructiveness -- Withdrawal -- Horses -- Behavior problems in the stable -- Trailering problems -- Behavior problems under saddle -- Phobias -- Behavior-related problems -- Physiologically based problems -- Cattle and other farm animals -- Cattle -- Pigs -- Sheep and goats -- Appendix 1: separation anxiety -- Appendix 2: animal ownership, history, and behavior records -- Canine behavioral history -- Cat owner questionnaire -- Behavioral history form for horses -- History form for foal rejecting mares -- Behavioral history form for horses with trailer problems -- Appendix 3: canine and ovine brains -- Ventral view of canine brain -- Median section of canine brain at the third ventricle and mesencephalic aqueduct -- Transverse section of ovine brain at the level of the hypothalamus
Includes bibliographical references (pages 409-477) and index.