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  1. Luminary

    Contributor(s): Kinsman, Cathy

  2. Keeping spot at home: an epidemiological approach to maintaining the human-animal bond through behaviour education and obedience training

    Contributor(s): Kogan, L. R., Ruch-Gallie, R., Salman, M. D.

  3. Surplus dogs and cats in Europe

    Contributor(s): König, Josef

  4. Human nature and culture: biology and the residue of uniqueness

    Contributor(s): Konner, Melvin

  5. The use of dog-human interaction as a reward in instrumental conditioning and its impact on dogs' cardiac regulation

    Contributor(s): Kostarczyk, Ewa

  6. Song bird song repertoires: an ethological approach to studying cognition

    Contributor(s): Kroodsma, Donald E., Byers, Bruce E.

  7. Animals in children's stories

    Contributor(s): Krueger, David W., Krueger, Lauren N.

  8. Cruelty to animals and CSF 5HIAA

    Contributor(s): Kruesi, Markus J.P.

  9. Introduction

    Contributor(s): Krulisch, Lee, Mayer, Stephen, Simmonds, Richard C.

  10. Dining on Fido: death, identity, and the aesthetic dilemma of eating animals

    Contributor(s): Kuehn, Glenn

  11. Another weapon for combating family violence: prevention of animal abuse

    Contributor(s): Lacroix, Charlotte A.

  12. Artists and beasts: sacred and sacrificed

    Contributor(s): Lager, Eric

  13. Family-present euthanasia: protocols for planning and preparing clients for the death of a pet

    Contributor(s): Lagoni, Laurel

  14. Why the link is important to animal care, animal control, and veterinary personnel

    Contributor(s): Lagoni, Laurel, Butler, Carolyn, Olson, Patricia

  15. The veterinarian's role in recognizing and reporting abuse

    Contributor(s): Landau, Ruth

  16. Why should one reject the motion intending to remove animals from the status of property?

    Contributor(s): Landemore, Hélène

  17. Ritual abuse: a law enforcement view or perspective

    Contributor(s): Lanning, Kenneth V.

  18. Effects of period, type and duration of handling on manageability, reactivity and learning ability of horses. (EAAP Publication No.122)

    Contributor(s): Lansade, L., Boivin, X., Bouissou, M. F.

    Manageability, reactivity and learning ability of horses are three essential characteristics for the rider-horse relationship. In comparison to routine handling, extra handling may reduce fear of humans and general reactivity and thereby improve manageability and learning ability in a variety of...

  19. Children, 'insects' and play in Japan

    Contributor(s): Laurent, Erick L.

  20. Welfare implications of dairy calf and heifer rearing

    Contributor(s): Lawrence, A. B., Dwyer, C. M., Jarvis, S., Roberts, D.

    In this chapter we have focused primarily on behavioural issues that emerge from current practices of calf rearing. We have used the perspective of behavioural development and existing knowledge from other species to emphasise that early events in the calf's life (early weaning and individual...