Paul McGreevy

Professor of Animal Behaviour and Welfare

University of New England

Australia

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Paul McGreevy is a Professor of Animal Behaviour and Welfare at the University of New England in Australia. His research interests encompass various facets of animal welfare, particularly in equine behavior and human-animal interactions. Recent publications include studies on behavioral characteristics in thoroughbreds, equine welfare monitoring, and the impact of human interactions on animal behavior. He is also engaged in promoting physical activity through dog walking and understanding the implications of wildlife support following bushfires.

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Cathrynne Henshall

Sessional Lecturer-Animal welfare, Human-Animal Interaction

University of Western Sydney

AUSTRALIA

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Owner-Observed Behavioral Characteristics in Off-the-Track Thoroughbreds (OTTTBs) in Equestrian Second Careers

Using an Equine Cadaver Head to Investigate Associations Between Sub-Noseband Space, Noseband Tension, and Sub-Noseband Pressure at Three Locations

No More Evasion: Redefining Conflict Behaviour in Human–Horse Interactions

Introducing the Mellorater—The Five Domains Model in a Welfare Monitoring App for Animal Guardians

Reported Agonistic Behaviours in Domestic Horses Cluster According to Context

Attachment styles, continuing bonds, and grief following companion animal death

Is dog walking suitable for physical activity promotion? Investigating the exercise intensity of on-leash dog walking

Defining the Characteristics of Successful Biosecurity Scent Detection Dogs

Sustainability and the Thoroughbred Breeding and Racing Industries: An Enhanced One Welfare Perspective

Are Brachycephalic Dogs Really Cute? Evidence from Online Descriptions

The Fibre Requirements of Horses and the Consequences and Causes of Failure to Meet Them

Investigating the Market Value of Brumbies (<i>Equus caballus</i>) in the Australian Riding Horse Market

In Situ Provisioning Wildlife with Food, Water, or Shelter after Bushfires: Using a One Welfare Framework to Guide Responses

What should we eat? Realistic solutions for reducing our food footprint

The Reported Use of Tongue-Ties and Nosebands in Thoroughbred and Standardbred Horse Racing—A Pilot Study

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

Mortality Resulting from Undesirable Behaviours in Dogs Aged Three Years under Attending Primary-Care Veterinary Practices in Australia

Influences on Infrared Thermography of the Canine Eye in Relation to the Stress and Arousal of Racing Greyhounds

Optimal Flow—A Pilot Study Balancing Sheep Movement and Welfare in Abattoirs

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Cathrynne Henshall

Lorann Stallones

Peter White

Belinda Craig

Amy Lykins

Vikki Neville

Donald Hine

Samantha Franklin

Janne Winther Christensen

Kate Fenner

Pauleen Bennett

Catherine Herbert

Phil McManus

Wendy Brown

Peta Taylor

William Billingsley

Suzanne Cosh

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