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C. L. Morris, T. Grandin and N. A. Irlbeckexotic, and laboratory animalsCOMPANION ANIMALS symposium : environmental enrichment for COMPANION ,doi: , 89 ANIM SCI World Wide Web at: The online version of this article, along with updated information and services, is located at Colorado State Univ Lbrs on March 27, from COMPANION ANIMALS symposium : environmental enrichment for COMPANION , exotic, and laboratory animals1C. L. Morris,*2 T. Grandin, and N. A. Irlbeck *Omaha s Henry Doorly Zoo, Omaha, NE 68107; and Department of animal Sciences, Colorado State University, Fort Collins 80523 ABSTRACT: animal scientists have an extraordi-nary burden to promote the health and well-being of all ANIMALS in their care. Promoting species- or breed-appropriate behaviors through proper training and enrichment, regardless of animal housing, should be a paramount concern for all animal scientists work-ing with exotic ANIMALS , laboratory ANIMALS , shelter ANIMALS , or privately owned pet ANIMALS .
COMPANION ANIMALS SYMPOSIUM: Environmental enrichment for companion, exotic, and laboratory animals1 C. L. Morris,*2 T. Grandin,† and N. …
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