Domesticated Animals
Scope Note
Captive and tamed animals; domesticated insects (e.g., silkworms, bees); pets (e.g., dogs, cats); domestic animals; special treatment and use of each; taming and training; care and feeding; grooming; slaughtering; associated beliefs and rituals; raising of pig herds; raising of fur-bearing animals; economic and social importance of animal husbandry; diseases; etc. See also, ANNUAL CYCLE (221).
History Note
Added pointer for Annual Cycle for clarification 2026/3 CRE
- Broader Term
- 230 Animal Husbandry
- Related Terms
- 136 Fauna
- 281 Work In Skins
- 321 Bone, Horn, And Shell Technology
- 343 Outbuildings
- 492 Animal Transport
- 552 Names Of Animals And Things
- 556 Accumulation Of Wealth
- 825 Ethnozoology
- Use Fors
- Abuse (animal)
- Animal abuse
- Animal care
- Animal stalls (use)
- Animals (domesticated)
- Animals (non-commercial slaughtering)
- Animals (protective measures)
- Animals (taming)
- Apiculture
- Beekeeping
- Branding (domesticated animals)
- Butchering (domestic animals)
- Camels (domesticated animals)
- Castration (animals)
- Dogs (domesticated)
- Domestication of animals
- Donkeys (domesticated animals)
- Falconry (animal domestication)
- Farriers (horseshoers)
- Fur-bearing animals (raising)
- Grooming domesticated animals
- Guinea pigs (keeping of)
- Herding swine
- Insecticides (use with animals)
- Livestock
- Macaws (as kept birds)
- Parrots (as kept birds)
- Pets
- Sericulture
- Silk production
- Silkworm raising
- Stables (use)
- Swine herding
- Taming animals
- Identifier
- 231
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