Titlebook: Ethical, Ethological and Legal Aspects of Intensive Farm Animal Management; E. Loeper,G. Martin,B. Tschanz Book 1987 Springer Basel AG 198

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-04505-2e wording of the German law, the aim is to protect the life and well-being of animals, and no-one may unjustifiably inflict pain, suffering or harm on them. The same principles, albeit in a different form, are to be found in the Swiss law, which in addition forbids the frightening of animals. Both l

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-39791-6e and housing appropriate to their species-specific and behavioural needs. This provision can be given a more concrete form by implementation regulations laying down minimum requirements for the different types of farm animal management systems.

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Ethikbegründung und Moralische PraxisAs a result of rationalisation, the structure of farm animal husbandry and the methods used have changed considerably since the Second World War. In general, there are fewer stockmen in Charge of a greater number of animals; in the fowl and pig sector, this development is particularly advanced.

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Intensive Farm Animal Management Seen from an Ethical Standpoint,This article has been written with the aim of opening the way for discussion of the ethical aspects of modern farm animal management. Accordingly, the scope of the article is limited and concentrates on traditional concepts in Central Europe.

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Animal Protection Regulations for Pig Management,As a result of rationalisation, the structure of farm animal husbandry and the methods used have changed considerably since the Second World War. In general, there are fewer stockmen in Charge of a greater number of animals; in the fowl and pig sector, this development is particularly advanced.