1993
DOI: 10.1016/0168-1591(93)90061-s
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The behavioural, endocrine and leucocyte response of ewes to repeated removal of lambs before the age of natural weaning

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“…First, an extensive literature documents that vocalization rate, types of vocalization, and acoustic structure within a call type may vary with stressful contexts, such as aggression, panic, social separation, and levels of stress hormones among rodents [Goldstein et al, 1996;Blanchard et al, 1997], primates [Bayart et al, 1990;Champoux and Suomi, 1994;Laudenslager et al, 1995;Friedman et al, 1995] and pigs [von Borell and Ladewig, 1992;Désautés et al, 1997;Weary et al, 1997]. Second, vocal indices of animal welfare are already commonly exploited in food animal research to minimize distress during slaughter [Warris et al, 1994;Grandin, 1998], castration [White et al, 1993;Weary et al, 1998], branding [SchwartzkopfGenswein et al, 1997, and weaning [Cockram et al, 1993].…”
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“…First, an extensive literature documents that vocalization rate, types of vocalization, and acoustic structure within a call type may vary with stressful contexts, such as aggression, panic, social separation, and levels of stress hormones among rodents [Goldstein et al, 1996;Blanchard et al, 1997], primates [Bayart et al, 1990;Champoux and Suomi, 1994;Laudenslager et al, 1995;Friedman et al, 1995] and pigs [von Borell and Ladewig, 1992;Désautés et al, 1997;Weary et al, 1997]. Second, vocal indices of animal welfare are already commonly exploited in food animal research to minimize distress during slaughter [Warris et al, 1994;Grandin, 1998], castration [White et al, 1993;Weary et al, 1998], branding [SchwartzkopfGenswein et al, 1997, and weaning [Cockram et al, 1993].…”
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“…Ewes [2] and that sensitivity to coccidiosis is enhanced in weaned lambs [18]. We therefore also measured the response to a foreign antigen in both ewes and lambs and lambs' excretion of coccidial oocysts.…”
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“…Usually these changes occur quickly, reaching their maximum frequency in few hours, and lasting 3 to 4 d. The rapid end of these behaviors could be related to their lack of effectiveness, since they generate important costs without achieving positive responses (10,31) . In addition, the increase breeding of the ewe and the lamb search-related behaviors, both reduce the feeding and resting time: the animals spend less time laying, grazing and ruminating after weaning (10,30,32) . In recently weaned lambs fed on pastures or with dairy substitutes, some lambs redirect the suckling behavior trying to suck from other lambs (33) .…”
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“…Weaning also produces acute physiological changes indicators of stress in ewes and lambs, as a rapid increase in the serum concentration y corderos reducen los comportamientos de alimentación y descanso: los animales pasan menos tiempo echados, pastando y rumiando luego del destete (10,30,32) . En corderos recién destetados alimentados en base a pasturas o con sustitutos lácteos, se ha observado que algunos corderos redirigen el comportamiento de succión intentando mamar de otros corderos (33) .…”
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