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Dawkins, 1977

Showed that hens preferred open spaces when given a choice

Hellyer at al., 2007

Pets will not always display pain, changes in behaviour can be an indicator that there is something wrong. Important for vets so they know how to make an animal more comfortable

Donntag & overall 2014

Stress and anxiety are often unrecognised leading to poor welfare. This is usually due to poor health or the inability to express natural behaviours

Hubrecht 1993

Environmental enrichment vs social enrichment in labs housed dogs. Both increased dogs behavioural repitoire and decreased problematic behaviours significantly. Pacing and chewing of beds.

Herron et al., 2010

Indoor cats are sometime sun able to express natural have ours such as chewing and scratching which can lead to stress and problematic behaviours

Mathews et al., 1994

Food is an inelastic need for pigs, closely followed by social interaction.

Pederson et al., 2002

Social environment can affect consumer demand theory results. Pigs in isolation spent less time with resources compared to pigs with companions who worked harder for resources.

Kis et al., 2015

Hormones can affect cognitive bias. Dogs with oxytocin were more optimistic

Bates et al., 2011

Cognitive bias in bees. Trained for good odour vs bad. One group was shaken and given an 7nknown odour and avoided it (pessimistic)

Mendl et al., 2009

Studies in humans suggest negative events cause a negative outlook on life, a sign of emotional state. This can also be found in animals. Give good and bad cue followed by one group in a negative event and see how they act.

Braithwaite et al 2014

Small changes to traditional methods can singnicantly increase welfare in farmed fish.


Strand et al., 2010

Enrichment promotes learning in fish. Enriched fish learnt to hunt from others

Sneddon 2003

Fish that were nosiously stimulated were seen to roll and tub lips on gravel compared to those who were given morphine

Brown, 2015

Sentience is usually defined as a living thing that can feel pain and has intelligence

Cook et al., 2010

Seasonal factors should be taken into account when using body condition as a sign of wild animal welfare

Pinero et al., 2012

Faecal cortisol was higher in wild cats where there were more tourists. Takes into account gestation and dispersal periods

Cabezas et al., 1997

Body condition was negatively correlated with increased stress. Body condition can be a sign of poor well being

Wasser et al., 1997

4% decline in owl populations near logging sights. Showed the impact of habitat disturbance and gave advice into where logging should and shouldn't take place