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  1. When studying the human-animal relationship became legitimate

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    Audio | Contributor(s): Stanley Coren

    Stanley Coren describes the moment when his passion was taken seriously.

  2. The challenges of protecting animals in Egypt

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    Audio | Contributor(s): Nadine Mohamed Ismail

    This audio documentary aims to present the mindset of Egyptians regarding the idea of animal welfare and animal rights in Egypt. It aims to demonstrate how far behind the Egyptian government and people are in appreciating dogs. To depict such an idea, it includes stories from pet owners and...

  3. Pet psychology II

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    George Mason University "Frankly Speaking" radio showThe show topic is the aspects of dealing with pets.

  4. Pet psychology I

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    George Mason University "Frankly Speaking" radio showThe show topic is the aspects of dealing with pets and the new field of psychology in pets.

  5. Canine Therapy: Training Romanian Strays to Help Children

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    Audio | Contributor(s): Chitic, Victor, Bird, Michael

  6. Chickens and Donkeys and Goats, Oh My! (part 2 of 2)

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    Audio | Contributor(s): R. Lee Zasloff

    Human Animal Relationships Through Human-Donkey Perspectives

  7. Chickens and Donkeys and Goats, Oh My! (part 1 of 2)

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    Audio | Contributor(s): R. Lee Zasloff

    Human Animal Relationships Through Human-Donkey Perspectives

  8. test

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  9. Home before dark

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    Audio | Contributor(s): Gross Dobbs, Patty, Gross, Daniel

  10. Raising your North Star

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    Audio | Contributor(s): Gross Dobbs, Patty, Gross, Daniel

  11. Pet Therapy: How animals and humans heal each other

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    Audio | Contributor(s): Julie Rovner

    Those of us who own pets know they make us happy. But a growing body of scientific research is showing that our pets can also make us healthy, or healthier.