When a traditional practice may cause distress and a gentler alternative is readily available, how much proof should we require before choosing caution? This article examines mouse handling, resistance to welfare reform, and the deceptively simple question: What do we lose by being gentler?

What Hush and Kindling taught me about gentle touch, trust and the ways mice choose to stay.

An observation on mouse circadian rhythm

A comprehensive essay on the study between two different yellow genotypes in the mouse fancy

Personal research on the long haired phenotype in the mouse fancy

An unpublished study and ongoing research on the Dumbo-eared phenotype in the mouse fancy