Frequency of abnormal and stereotypic behaviors in urban police patrolling horses: A continuous 48-hour study
ABSTRACT: Abnormal and stereotypic behaviors in horses have been widely studied around the world and different epidemiological situations have been described for behavioral disturbances. Objective: To determine the frequency of abnormal and stereotypic behaviors in a population of police patrolling...
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Zuluaga Cabrera, Angélica María
Mira, Alejandro
Sánchez García, José Luis
Martínez Aranzales, José Ramón
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- 2017
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- Universidad de Antioquia
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- Cortisol
Equine
Ethogram
Stress
Welfare
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Frequency of abnormal and stereotypic behaviors in urban police patrolling horses: A continuous 48-hour study |
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Frecuencia de comportamientos anormales y estereotipados en caballos de patrullaje policial urbano : estudio de 48 horas continuas |
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Frequency of abnormal and stereotypic behaviors in urban police patrolling horses: A continuous 48-hour study |
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Frequency of abnormal and stereotypic behaviors in urban police patrolling horses: A continuous 48-hour study Cortisol Equine Ethogram Stress Welfare |
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Zuluaga Cabrera, Angélica María Mira, Alejandro Sánchez García, José Luis Martínez Aranzales, José Ramón |
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Zuluaga Cabrera, Angélica María Mira, Alejandro Sánchez García, José Luis Martínez Aranzales, José Ramón |
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Cortisol Equine Ethogram Stress Welfare |
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Cortisol Equine Ethogram Stress Welfare |
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ABSTRACT: Abnormal and stereotypic behaviors in horses have been widely studied around the world and different epidemiological situations have been described for behavioral disturbances. Objective: To determine the frequency of abnormal and stereotypic behaviors in a population of police patrolling horses. Additionally, to establish chronic stress levels in the population of interest. Methods: Twenty police horses were evaluated. The animals went through 48 hours of continuous observation to record the frequency of normal, abnormal, and stereotypic behaviors. Cortisol index (CI) was calculated for all the subjects. Results: A 65% of the horses expressed behavioral disturbances, with 55% corresponding to stereotypies. The abnormal behaviors consisted on wood chewing, pawing, and bed eating. Stereotypic behaviors were weaving, stall walking, and aerophagia (crib-biting or wind sucking). According to the CI, 13 horses were under chronic stress (CI<0.30). Conclusion: High level of chronic stress, expressed as abnormal and stereotypic behaviors, was observed in the horses. |
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Zuluaga Cabrera, Angélica MaríaMira, AlejandroSánchez García, José LuisMartínez Aranzales, José RamónCENTAURO2019-03-04T13:29:22Z2019-03-04T13:29:22Z2017Zuluaga AM, Mira A, Sánchez JL, Martínez AJR. Frequency of abnormal and stereotypic behaviors in urban police patrolling horses: A continuous 48-hour study. Rev Colomb Cienc Pecu. 2017; 31(1):17-25.0120-0690http://hdl.handle.net/10495/1067310.17533/udea.rccp.v31n1a032256-2958ABSTRACT: Abnormal and stereotypic behaviors in horses have been widely studied around the world and different epidemiological situations have been described for behavioral disturbances. Objective: To determine the frequency of abnormal and stereotypic behaviors in a population of police patrolling horses. Additionally, to establish chronic stress levels in the population of interest. Methods: Twenty police horses were evaluated. The animals went through 48 hours of continuous observation to record the frequency of normal, abnormal, and stereotypic behaviors. Cortisol index (CI) was calculated for all the subjects. Results: A 65% of the horses expressed behavioral disturbances, with 55% corresponding to stereotypies. The abnormal behaviors consisted on wood chewing, pawing, and bed eating. Stereotypic behaviors were weaving, stall walking, and aerophagia (crib-biting or wind sucking). According to the CI, 13 horses were under chronic stress (CI<0.30). Conclusion: High level of chronic stress, expressed as abnormal and stereotypic behaviors, was observed in the horses.RESUMEN: los comportamientos anormales y estereotipados en caballos han sido ampliamente estudiados en el mundo, así como también diversas situaciones epidemiológicas relacionadas con estos disturbios. Objetivo: determinar la frecuencia de los comportamientos anormales y estereotipados en una población de caballos de patrullaje de la policía y establecer su nivel de estrés crónico. Métodos: se evaluaron 20 caballos. Los animales fueron observados durante 48 horas continuas para recopilar los comportamientos anormales y estereotipados. El índice del cortisol (CI) fue calculado para todos los animales. Resultados: el 65% de la población estudiada expresó disturbios del comportamiento, y el 55% de dichos disturbios se clasificó como estereotipias. Los comportamientos anormales observados consistieron en lignofagia, patear y comer cama. Los comportamientos estereotipados fueron balanceo, caminar en círculos y aerofagia. El CI mostró presencia de estrés crónico en 13 caballos (CI<0.30). Conclusión: se encontró un alto porcentaje de estrés crónico en los caballos de la policía, expresado como comportamientos anormales y estereotipados.COL0001262application/pdfengUniversidad de Antioquia, Facultad de Ciencias AgrariasMedellín, Colombiahttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/co/Atribución-NoComercial-CompartirIgual 2.5 Colombia (CC BY-NC-SA 2.5 CO)info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccesshttp://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2CortisolEquineEthogramStressWelfareFrequency of abnormal and stereotypic behaviors in urban police patrolling horses: A continuous 48-hour studyFrecuencia de comportamientos anormales y estereotipados en caballos de patrullaje policial urbano : estudio de 48 horas continuasArtículo de investigaciónhttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_2df8fbb1https://purl.org/redcol/resource_type/ARThttp://purl.org/coar/version/c_970fb48d4fbd8a85info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionRev. 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