Temple Grandin explains the behavior principles of restraining cattle in squeeze chutes to reduce stress and improve animal welfare during veterinary procedures.
Temple Grandin, you are a true humanitarian, rather than ranting about how eating meat is terrible, you designed a way so its much less terrible to the animal, and both sides should be happy with that, a gentle genius you are, shame that you are not known well beyond the husbandry industry. God bless you Mrs. Grandin
Dear April - Thank you for your kind comment on my video on Proper Operation of Cattle Squeeze Chutes. I am pleased that you will be using it in your teaching. Temple Grandin
@@christripptripp797 they are correlated with restrainers which are used in slaughter facilities. It is a similar concept. You can use these concepts for a squeeze chute in concepts with slaughter. Basics of behavior doesn't change.
@Temple Grandinthefake what is wrong with you? Are you kidding? I hope you are! If I were you I would be thanking the woman who has brought a considerable amount of humanity to the process of slaughtering animals. Temple Grandin is my hero, because she has made the quality of life and death better for my cows and many other cows all over the world.
A third of her approach seems to be plain common sense. Another third painstaking observation, research and analysis. And lastly that mysterious intuition and empathy. The biopic strongly implies that livestock handling was a macho-dominated profession that had never been properly subjected to the "scientific method". It seemed meant to leave the viewer wondering how much of her approach was "female" sensitivity and how much was the autistic factor.
Temple Gradin, I had a question. In the movie made about you, is it true you made the machine for yourself in college, or is the movie not completely accurate?
Temple Grandin, you are a true humanitarian, rather than ranting about how eating meat is terrible, you designed a way so its much less terrible to the animal, and both sides should be happy with that, a gentle genius you are, shame that you are not known well beyond the husbandry industry. God bless you Mrs. Grandin
Truly revolutionary and it always surprises me when people don't know about you
My little brother has autism and is under sensitive, he must be touching things, I love cattle and autistic people. Thank you.
Caleb
mrs grandin i adore your work, especially your books. will you be putting out any new books soon? if so i really look forward to it!
The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination
thank you for this excellent video. I plan to use it to teach my students about animal behavior and gentle handling and squeeze chute designs.
Dear April - Thank you for your kind comment on my video on Proper Operation of Cattle Squeeze Chutes. I am pleased that you will be using it in your teaching. Temple Grandin
yeah I agree with what wordnerd says, I'm glad that more people are like you out there showing that slaughter can be handled humanely and efficiently.
Squeeze chutes have nothing to do with slaughter. They are used for vaccinating and tagging/ and other veterinarian procedures.
@@christripptripp797 exactly
@@christripptripp797 they are correlated with restrainers which are used in slaughter facilities. It is a similar concept. You can use these concepts for a squeeze chute in concepts with slaughter. Basics of behavior doesn't change.
@Temple Grandinthefake what is wrong with you? Are you kidding? I hope you are! If I were you I would be thanking the woman who has brought a considerable amount of humanity to the process of slaughtering animals. Temple Grandin is my hero, because she has made the quality of life and death better for my cows and many other cows all over the world.
Amen!!
I watched this video in class.
A third of her approach seems to be plain common sense. Another third painstaking observation, research and analysis. And lastly that mysterious intuition and empathy.
The biopic strongly implies that livestock handling was a macho-dominated profession that had never been properly subjected to the "scientific method". It seemed meant to leave the viewer wondering how much of her approach was "female" sensitivity and how much was the autistic factor.
I would like a hug machine.
Are B. b. Bison as dangerous and obstreperous in handling as I've read?
Temple Gradin, I had a question. In the movie made about you, is it true you made the machine for yourself in college, or is the movie not completely accurate?
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