This chapter contains questions about the different types of learning exhibited by animals, the relationship between learning and memory and the principles of animal training.

This chapter deals on an expanded consideration of important issues regarding animal welfare in rabbits.

This chapter describes the behaviour, handling, breeding, mating, pregnancy, pregnancy diagnosis, reproductive diseases, kindling, housing, mortality, feeding, mortality and marking of rabbits in production systems.

The different aspects of rabbit behavior which includes feeding, sexual, and social behavior are discussed in this chapter giving consideration to environmental factors affecting the animals behavior.

A multiple choice question has a stem (the 'question'), a key (the 'answer') and a number of distracters (wrong answers intended to distract the student from the key). This part of the book contains the key to each question along with a brief explanation of why this is correct and, in some cases,...

This chapter contains questions about the origins of the studies of animal behaviour and animal welfare, their historical development and the roles of important historical figures and their publications.

This chapter contains questions about the mental lives of animals and the methods they use to communicate.

This chapter contains questions about the methods and equipment used to record and analyse behaviour, the assessment of animal welfare and the use of animals in laboratory experiments.

This chapter contains questions about the welfare compromises that result from the various ways in which humans exploit animals, animal housing, environmental enrichment, animal diseases and the sociology of animal cruelty.

This chapter contains questions about human attitudes towards animals, legal personality, the development of animal rights, animal welfare organisations, and the legal protection of animals exploited by humans.