Acknowledgements Book of abstracts - Publicaties - Vlaanderen.be

Keynote paper 3 23
IMPROVING ANIMAL WELFARE BY ADAPTING ANIMALS TO THEIR ENVIRONMENT 23
J.A.M. van Arendonk, P. Bijma, T.B. Rodenburg 23
Keynote paper 4 24
ASSESSING THE HEALTH STATUS OF POPULATIONS OF ANIMALS IN RELATION TO
WELFARE 24
C.E. Dewey 24
Keynote paper 5 25
STAKEHOLDER AND CONSUMER INTERESTS IN FARM ANIMAL WELFARE: WHEN
DIFFERENTIATION AND SATISFACTION POTENTIAL MATTER 25
W. Verbeke 25
Oral papers 27
Oral paper 1 29
CONTINUOUS RECORDING OF DEEP BODY TEMPERATURE TO ASSESS THERMAL
STRESS IN LIVESTOCK DURING ROAD TRANSPORTATION 29
M.A. Mitchell, P.J. Kettlewell, M. Villarroel-Robinson, M. Farish, E. Harper 29
Oral paper 2 30
A MULTI-DISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO ASSESS THE EFFECT OF TAIL BITING ON PIG
WELFARE 30
M.A. Sutherland, P. Bryer, N. Krebs, J.J. McGlone 30
Oral paper 3 31
ACCELEROMETER CAN BE USED TO RECOGNISE BEHAVIOUR PATTERNS IN LOOSE-
HOUSED DAIRY COWS 31
P. Martiskainen, M. Järvinen, J.-P. Skön, J. Tiirikainen, S. Tissari, P. Tuunainen, L. Jääskeläinen, R. Suutari,
S. Ruuska, M. Kolehmainen, J. Mononen 31
Oral paper 4 32
AUTOMATED MEASUREMENT OF FOOT PAD LESIONS IN BROILER CHICKENS 32
I.C. de Jong, M. Gerritzen, H. Reimert, E. Fritsma, C. Pieterse 32
Oral paper 5 33
SHADE AVAILABILITY INFLUENCES THE BEHAVIOUR AND PHYSIOLOGY OF DAIRY
CATTLE 33
K. Schütz, A. Rogers, Y. Poulouin, N. Cox, C. Tucker 33
Oral paper 6 34
CAN CATTLE WELFARE BE ASSESSED USING A PRE-COLLECTED REGISTER DATA? 34
A. Lindberg, C.H. Sandgren, L. Keeling 34
Oral paper 7 35
VEAL CALVES GENERALIZE THEIR RESPONSE ACROSS FAMILIAR AND UNFAMILIAR
PERSONS IN A REPEATABLE ON-FARM FEAR OF HUMANS TEST 35
E.A.M. Bokkers, L.F.M. Heutinck, M. Wolthuis-Fillerup, C.G. van Reenen 35
Oral paper 8 36
REPEATABILITY WITHIN AND AGREEMENT BETWEEN TEMPERAMENT TESTS IN
GROUP-HOUSED FINISHING PIGS 36
J. Brown, C. Dewey, I.B. Mandell, P.P. Purslow, A.B. Robinson, J. Squires, T. Widowski 36
Oral paper 9 37
PLAY BEHAVIOR AS AN INDICATOR OF ANIMAL WELFARE: DISBUDDING IN DAIRY
CALVES 37
C.B. Tucker, M. Stewart, A.R. Rogers, J.M. Stookey, J.R. Webster 37
Oral paper 10 38
CAN STROKING DURING MILKING DECREASE AVOIDANCE DISTANCES OF COWS
TOWARDS HUMANS? 38
I. Windschnurer, K. Barth, S. Waiblinger 38
Oral paper 11 39
HUMAN/HORSE RELATIONSHIP QUALITY: A SAME PERCEPTION OF HUMANS FOR
HORSES REFLECTED IN DIFFERENT SITUATIONS 39
C. Fureix, P. Jego, M. Hausberger 39
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