Wellbeing of Domesticated Animals 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyAnimal BehaviourScottish HighersSQA Created by: afreeburn23Created on: 14-04-17 20:35 Wellbeing of domesticated animals judged solely on their physical health indicated by their ability: 1. To grow 2. To reproduce & raise offspring successfully 3. To resist disease 1 of 5 Five freedoms for animal welfare: 1. From hunger and thirst 2. From discomfort 3. From pain, injury & disease 4. To express normal behaviour 5. From fear & distress 2 of 5 Ethics Moral values and rules that ought to govern human conduct 3 of 5 Misdirected behaviour When a normal pattern of behaviour is directed inappropriately towards the animal itself, another animal or its surroundings 4 of 5 Stereotypy A behaviour pattern that takes the form of repetitive movement often lacking 5 of 5
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