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  1. Introduction

    Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall, Ascione, Frank R.

  2. Conclusion: cruelty to animals and human violence: some unasked and unanswered questions

    Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall, Ascione, Frank R.

  3. Section 1: philosophical and historical background

    Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall, Ascione, Frank R.

  4. Section 2: Integrative reviews

    Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall, Ascione, Frank R.

  5. Section 3: Case studies, case control, and prospective research

    Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall, Ascione, Frank R.

  6. Section 4: Psychiatric and biomedical services

    Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall, Ascione, Frank R.

  7. Section 5: Criminology

    Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall, Ascione, Frank R.

  8. Section 6: Developmental psychopathology: the "triad" and conduct disorder

    Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall, Ascione, Frank R.

  9. Section 7: Child abuse, elder abuse, and domestic violence

    Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall, Ascione, Frank R.

  10. Section 8: Measurement and reporting

    Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall, Ascione, Frank R.

  11. Section 9: The human-animal bond

    Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall, Ascione, Frank R.

  12. Deadly serious: an FBI perspective on animal cruelty

    Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall, Church, Ann

  13. The tangled web of animal abuse: the links between cruelty to animals and human violence

    Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall, Hodge, Guy R.

  14. Solitary, yet sociable

    Contributor(s): Lockyer, Christina, Müller, Monica

  15. Raising welfare standards for endurance riding. (UFAW Animal Welfare Series)

    Contributor(s): Loving, N. S.

    This chapter covers the welfare issues associated with the use of horses in endurance riding. Endurance riding is described as well as the inherent risks of the sport. Regulations and standards that are followed in endurance riding are presented. Measures to avoid metabolic consequences in...

  16. The horse as a companion animal. (UFAW Animal Welfare Series)

    Contributor(s): Loving, N. S.

    This chapter focuses on the welfare issues associated with horses kept as companion animals. The use of the companion horse for athletic pursuits, breeding, overprotection of foals, incompatibility of the horse to the purchaser, sale and purchase of horses with behavioural problems, loss of...

  17. The case for animals as the property of humans

    Contributor(s): Lowder, Catie

  18. Taming ourselves or going feral? Toward a nonpatriarchal metaethic of animal liberation

    Contributor(s): Luke, Brian

  19. Early human-animal relationships and temperament differences among domestic dairy goats

    Contributor(s): Lyons, David M.

  20. Variation in dog society: between resource dispersion and social flux

    Contributor(s): Macdonald, D.W., Carr, G.M.