Livestock Behavior Behavior in the "Bovines" Reduce stress situations as much as possible: We all know that a nervous animal cannot reach its maximum performance potential. In situations of stress occurs: * Lower daily weight gain. * Lower milk production. * Loss of jealousy. * Decreased maternal ability. Increase in the number of fights. Facilitate handling: * Knowing that it is typical of bovine behavior to follow a leader when he is herded, a meek animal can be taught to act as a leader. * Putting a board on the upper wire of the pens prevents the desire to jump. * Using maximum sizes in the rodeos achieves mutual recognition and avoids fights by hierarchy. * Menor aumento de peso diario. * Menor producción de leche. * Pérdidas de celos. Behavior in the "Swine" Eating behavior * They have the habit of hozar. * The snout is its main tactile organ, associated with smell are of great importance for feeding. * Their con