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Key features of the Council for Science and Society (CSS) report 1988

By S. Hall, L. Dolling, K. Bristow, T. Fuller, D. Mills

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This chapter describes the extent and economic significance of the pet-keeping phenomenon, benefits of pet ownership and associated problems of pet ownership in the UK based on the Council for Science and Society (CSS) report 1988.
Pages 13-17
ISBN/ISSN 978-1-78639-172-8
DOI 10.1079/9781786391728.0013
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  • Hall, S.; Dolling, L.; Bristow, K.; Fuller, T.; Mills, D. (2017), "Key features of the Council for Science and Society (CSS) report 1988," http://habricentral.org/resources/59461.

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