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Cribbing is a form of
stereotypy (equine oral
stereotypic behaviour),
otherwise known as wind
sucking or
crib-
biting.
Cribbing is
considered to be an abnormal...
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Particularly common in pet parrots. Coprophagia;
eating faeces.
Cribbing or
crib-
biting;
grabbing a
solid object such as a
fence with the incisors, arching...
- ; Archer, D. C. (2010). "Exploring lay
perceptions of the
causes of
crib-
biting/windsucking
behaviour in horses".
Equine Veterinary Journal. 42 (4):...
- mare. See also "natural cover" and "artificial insemination".
crib biting (UK) or
cribbing (US) A
stable vice
where the
horse grabs the edge of an object...
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administered an
antacid diet to
control the
crib-
biting behavior of horses. The
experiment indicated a
decline in
crib-
biting behavior with the
antacid diet. Nicol...
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muzzles are used on
horses and
related animals,
usually to
prevent biting or
cribbing.
Other types,
known as "grazing muzzles", have a
small opening in...
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spoke about how the song came together: One day me and X were
sitting at the
crib going through beats and he wasn't
really rocking with any of them, and then...
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first appearance, and
Griffin was
absent for the
first time. 4 4 "Big Time
Crib"
David Kendall Scott Fellows January 22, 2010 (2010-01-22) 103 N/A The boys...
- or boredom. This is not to be
confused with the more
serious vice,
cribbing.
Cribbing, also
called windsucking: When the
equine grabs a
board or
other surface...
- but said he
preferred the wolves. The
second boy (1341)
resisted capture,
biting and scratching; he
continued to run on all four
limbs and hid
under a bench...
