Jo Hockenhull

University of Bristol

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Emily Blackwell

Senior Lecturer

University of Bristol

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Kate Allen

UNITED KINGDOM

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Andrew Cooke

Lecturer in Bioveterinary Science

University of Lincoln

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Siobhan Mullan

Prof at Bristol Veterinary School

University of Bristol

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Tamzin Furtado

University of Liverpool

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Nicola J. Rooney

University of Bristol

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Ella Bartlett

University of Bristol

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Jo Hockenhull

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Exploring the relationship between horse-owner attributes and their approach to horse training

A comparison of the welfare of free-ranging native pony herds on common land with those used for conservation grazing in the UK

Racehorse welfare across a training season

“A Part of Me.” The Value of Dogs to Homeless Owners and the Implications for Dog Welfare

Comparison of the socioeconomic value and welfare of working donkeys in rural and urban Ethiopia

V-QBA vs. QBA—How Do Video and Live Analysis Compare for Qualitative Behaviour Assessment?

The Effect of Strip Grazing on Physical Activity and Behavior in Ponies

Preliminary Behavioural Observations of Horseback Safaris

How Happy Are Equine Athletes? Stakeholder Perceptions of Equine Welfare Issues Associated with Equestrian Sport

How Happy Are Equine Athletes? Stakeholder Perceptions of Equine Welfare Issues Associated with Equestrian Sport

UK Horse Carers’ Experiences of Restricting Grazing When Aiming to Prevent Health Issues in Their Horses

How Has the COVID-19 Pandemic Affected the Way We Access and Interact with the Countryside and the Animals within It?

Escaping the gilded cage: Could COVID-19 lead to improved equine welfare? A review of the literature

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Emily Blackwell

Kate Allen

Andrew Cooke

Siobhan Mullan

Tamzin Furtado

Nicola J. Rooney

Ella Bartlett

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