Effects of Various Housing Systems on the Development of Equine Behavior in Thoroughbred Horse Pakistan
Abdul Saleem Alias Baboo,
Muhammad Naeem Rajput,
Atique Ahmed Behan
et al.
Abstract:The study was conducted to investigate the impact of various housing systems on the development of equine stereotypies. N=120 x Thoroughbred Pakistan of three different groups (A=40 horses 2years not gelded, B= 40 age 3 years and C= 40 four years gelded) were kept in four distinct types of housing systems, (SHSNI) Single Housing System No Interaction, (SHSLI) Single Housing System Limited Interaction, (DHS) Double Housing System and (GHS) Group Housing. The study was conducted in four phases (Phase-I SHSNI, Ph… Show more
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