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Incidence of dog bites and public attitudes towards dog care and management in Samoa

By M. J. Farnworth, K. A. Blaszak, E. F. Hiby, N. K. Waran

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Category Journal Articles
Date 2012
Publication Title Animal Welfare
Volume 21
Issue 4
Pages 477-486
ISBN/ISSN 0962-7286
DOI 10.7120/09627286.21.4.477
Language English
Author Address Animal Welfare and Biodiversity Research Group, Department of Natural Sciences, Unitec Institute of Technology, Auckland, Private BAg 92025, New Zealand. mfarnworth@unitec.ac.nz
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  1. ACP Countries
  2. Animal diseases
  3. Animal rights
  4. Animals
  5. Animals in culture
  6. Animal welfare
  7. Attitudes
  8. Bites and stings
  9. Canidae
  10. Canine
  11. Carnivores
  12. Commonwealth of Nations
  13. Developed countries
  14. Dogs
  15. Education
  16. Head
  17. Health
  18. Hospitals
  19. Households
  20. Incidence
  21. Least developed countries
  22. Mammals
  23. Oceania
  24. Pacific Islands
  25. Pets and companion animals
  26. Polynesia
  27. Protection
  28. Questionnaires
  29. Resistance and Immunity
  30. safety
  31. Samoa
  32. Social psychology and social anthropology
  33. vaccination
  34. Veterinarians
  35. Veterinary medicine
  36. Veterinary surgery