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36: Introduction to Welfare Assessments with Sabrina Brando, AnimalConcepts
This episode special guest, Sabrina Brando, AnimalConcepts, continues the welfare discussion from episode 35 with a focus on introducing the topic of Welfare Assessments. Sabrina discusses a holistic approach to welfare and the necessity of observational, research-focused data as opposed to emotional thinking in welfare assessments. Sabrina also explains the difference between output-based and input-based welfare assessments. The episode ends with a conversation about constant welfare analysis and effective assessments models. Stay tuned for Sabrina's "Training Tale" about reinforcing a dolphin for saying "no" and not coming to her when asked. For questions or suggestions about the podcast email [email protected] and to reach Sabrina contact her on the AnimalConcepts website https://www.animalconcepts.eu/, LinkedIn, or the AnimalConcepts social channels. Also, check out all of the free, informational resources offered by AnimalConcepts on their website. Let's talk some training!
4:20 Welfare through observational, not emotional data
10:15 The way that we are feeling about something, doesn’t mean that the animal is feeling the same
13:45 A holistic approach to welfare
20:00 Outputs vs Inputs
25:00 Difference between output-based and input-based welfare assessment
30:40 The continued learning of welfare assessments
38:45 What makes for an effective welfare assessment model
41:35 “Training Tales”
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By Shane Gorbett, Board of Directors, The Animal Behavior Management Alliance
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1919 ratings
This episode special guest, Sabrina Brando, AnimalConcepts, continues the welfare discussion from episode 35 with a focus on introducing the topic of Welfare Assessments. Sabrina discusses a holistic approach to welfare and the necessity of observational, research-focused data as opposed to emotional thinking in welfare assessments. Sabrina also explains the difference between output-based and input-based welfare assessments. The episode ends with a conversation about constant welfare analysis and effective assessments models. Stay tuned for Sabrina's "Training Tale" about reinforcing a dolphin for saying "no" and not coming to her when asked. For questions or suggestions about the podcast email [email protected] and to reach Sabrina contact her on the AnimalConcepts website https://www.animalconcepts.eu/, LinkedIn, or the AnimalConcepts social channels. Also, check out all of the free, informational resources offered by AnimalConcepts on their website. Let's talk some training!
4:20 Welfare through observational, not emotional data
10:15 The way that we are feeling about something, doesn’t mean that the animal is feeling the same
13:45 A holistic approach to welfare
20:00 Outputs vs Inputs
25:00 Difference between output-based and input-based welfare assessment
30:40 The continued learning of welfare assessments
38:45 What makes for an effective welfare assessment model
41:35 “Training Tales”
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