Daniel Martin Weary

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Professor Daniel Martin Weary is affiliated with The University of British Columbia Library, Canada. His research primarily focuses on animal welfare in dairy farming, exploring topics such as social housing for dairy calves, lameness assessment, and the impact of environmental resources on animal cognition and behavior. He has contributed to the academic community through various articles that address both practical and theoretical aspects of animal science.

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Cameron Clark

Associate Profeesor and Principal Research Fellow

The University of Sydney - Camden Campus

AUSTRALIA

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Jillian Hendricks

University of Bristol

UNITED KINGDOM

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Marina von Keyserlingk

Professor

The University of British Columbia

CANADA

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Benjamin Lecorps

University of Bristol

UNITED KINGDOM

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Articles (20)

Dairy farmers' experiences with adopting social housing for milk-fed dairy calves

Social housing for dairy calves: Farmer acceptance of Canadian industry-led requirements

Redefining lameness assessment: Constructing lameness hierarchy using crowd-sourced data

The effects of handling on mouse behavior: cupped hands versus familiar or novel huts or tunnels

Effects of access to a well-resourced environment on dairy calf cognition and affective state

Assessing construct reliability through open-ended survey response analysis

Mouse aversion to induction with isoflurane using the drop method

Understanding non-nutritive oral behaviors in dairy calves (Bos taurus): A systematic review protocol

Milk feeding and calf housing practices on British Columbia dairy farms

How dairy heifers initially respond to free stalls: the effect of neck-rail placement

Correction to: ‘Hunger affects cognitive performance of dairy calves’ (2023) by Lecorps et al.

Attitudes of western Canadian dairy farmers towards technology

Graduate Student Literature Review: Sociability, fearfulness, and coping style: Impacts on individual variation in the social behavior of dairy cattle

The effects of pain following disbudding on calf memory

Training dairy heifers with positive reinforcement: effects on anticipatory behavior

Crowd sourcing remote comparative lameness assessments for dairy cattle

Social acceptance of genetic engineering technology

Breed, parity, and days in milk affect risk of tongue rolling in dairy cows

Invited review: Social dominance in dairy cattle: A critical review with guidelines for future research

Rats move nesting materials to create different functional areas: Short report

Collaborators (4)

Cameron Clark

Jillian Hendricks

Marina von Keyserlingk

Benjamin Lecorps

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