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Dehorning is the
process of
removing the
horns of livestock. Cattle, sheep, and
goats are
sometimes dehorned for
economic and
safety reasons. Disbudding...
- bridle.
Polled livestock, for
information on
naturally or
mechanically dehorned animals Bennett, Deb.
Principles of
Conformation Analysis,
volume I. Fleet...
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Gosling stands up for cows,
joins PETA in
urging milk
producers to stop
dehorning animals". vancouver.citynews.ca.
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original on
April 11...
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Holstein calves react,
indicating low mood. Similarly,
after hot-iron
dehorning,
calves react to the post-operative pain. The
position of the ears has...
- breed. However, with
animal welfare concerns surrounding the
practice of
dehorning, the
interest in
polled genetics is
growing rapidly. The
expression of...
- Arthur's
Court N/A
There a few cows that are
light brown that have not been
dehorned that had
wondered through a
fence and had
eaten the
plants in Aetheling...
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hornless animals, or in some
areas also for
those that have been
disbudded or
dehorned.
Cattle raised for
human consumption are
called beef cattle.
Within the...
- branded, and most male
cattle were castrated. The
cattle also
needed to be
dehorned and
examined and
treated for infections. On the long drives, the cowboys...
- the udder. The
horns are
whitish with dark tips, but they are
usually dehorned. Cows
weigh about 350 to 450 kg (770 to 990 lb) and
produce 3,000 to 3...
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dehorn rhinos to save them".
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original on 9 May 2015.
Retrieved 11 June 2014. "Environmentalists
oppose ****am govt's move to
dehorn rhino"...
