Andrology and Reproductive Techniques: Exercise

Exercise

EXERCISE

The bulls which are not sick should be given daily exercise in bull exerciser to maintain its health.
The bull exerciser should be kept in a place near to the bull paddocks.

Bull exerciser allows the bull to exercise in a natural manner. The bulls are placed in the bull exerciser and allowed to walk. It is an efficient method of time management and labor saving intention.

There should be a routine chart for the bull exercise which has to be followed regularly.
When there is adverse environment the exercise may be avoided or the timings may be changed.
A walk of one km during semen collection days and two km during other days is found sufficient for bulls.

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VGO 511: Veterinary Andrology and Reproductive Techniques (1+1)

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