Janne Winther Christensen

Associate Professor

Aarhus University

Denmark

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Tia Gitte Bondesen Hansen

Associate Professor

DENMARK

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Christine Nicol

Professor of Animal Welfare

Royal Veterinary College

UNITED KINGDOM

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Paul McGreevy

Professor of Animal Behaviour and Welfare

University of New England

AUSTRALIA

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Czesław Klocek

University of Agriculture in Krakow

POLAND

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Janne Winther Christensen

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Animals with various forms of abnormal behaviour differ in learning performance and use of enrichment: Evidence from farm mink

Conflict behaviour in Icelandic horses during elite competition

Shelter use by horses during summer in relation to weather conditions and horsefly (Tabanidae) prevalence

Insect-repelling behaviour in horses in relation to insect prevalence and access to shelters

Dog visits in nursing homes – increase complexity or keep it simple?

Exploratory behaviour towards novel objects is associated with enhanced learning in young horses.

From the Horse’s Perspective: Investigating Attachment Behaviour and the Effect of Training Method on Fear Reactions and Ease of Handling—A Pilot Study

Relationships between the Rider’s Pelvic Mobility and Balance on a Gymnastic Ball with Equestrian Skills and Effects on Horse Welfare

Rider effects on horses’ conflict behaviour, rein tension, physiological measures and rideability scores

Hucul horses’ learning abilities in different learning tests and ue the association with behaviour, food motivation and fearfulness

Development and consistency of fearfulness in horses from foal to adult

Horses failed to learn from humans by observation

Increased rider weight did not induce changes in behavior and physiological parameters in horses

Collaborators (4)

Tia Gitte Bondesen Hansen

Christine Nicol

Paul McGreevy

Czesław Klocek

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